Need to get back to loaning players that we have no chance of signing permanently, our loans were so poor last year compared to the season before
But why run the risk when the club wants to carry the risk with our own players. Any loans need to be with a view to singings permanently, or experienced player not getting game time.
I'd only do it in circumstances that Hudson outlined above. Special players. I agree with you that there's no point loaning what we've already got. If we were offered Amad on loan, would you take it?
I believe from your first paragraph you are wrong but that is only my opinion. Once you have a plan it can only be implemented if you have strong foundations which includes youth teams and commercial teams amongst others, as for the rest of your statement it all depends on the manager or head coach and the type of clubs and how well they are being run. Jack Clarke for instance was sent to us whilst we were languishing in League 1 and that has not turned out too bad for him, and there are many other hugely successful players who have been loaned out to clubs who were struggling in divisions below to gain experience and maturity in how to progress their own careers. So again we will have to agree to disagree and I doubt we will find any common ground as like I have said before I tend to take a wider view and choose to look for the positives and in my opinion a more realistic view of my club and look at some of the words we sing at matches and while heartedly choose to support them through thick and thin. It's not for me to tell you how to support your club but I will take you nick to that 1 word SUPPORT! The club owes us nothing as supporters but some of believe we have a divine right for information when in fact we do not, they owe us nothing but we choose to support them nonetheless and hope that as custodians of our club they will do a good job. The self entitlement of some supporters absolutely flabbergast's me at times and their need for instant gratification on minor subjects can be quite astonishing. For me I choose to support and take great joy in that support. I love it when we are confident and playing well and hate it when we are playing poor and not so good but my support does not waiver and the optimist in me will always wait for our luck or fortunes to change and I will take the highs and the lows along the way because, that is what a true supporter does IMO.
We might only have a chance to buy because we’ve loaned a player. Promotion allows that possibility far more than remaining in the championship. It can also just be a means to and end in terms of securing promotion. Arguably Evans did that under Keane, doubt many think we shouldn’t have loaned him.
Spot on, I can remember having a difference of opinion with you one time, when you posted a joke about epilepsy. Said I didn’t find it funny as my wife suffers from that. You stated your reasons for putting the joke up and like gentlemen we agreed to differ on that. No name calling or putting people on ignore just agreed to disagree and that was it.
Yeah that’s how I see it, I’d like our loans to be used on players who would come straight into the team and improve us.
They are stupid beyond stupid, i know lad who im going to tell story about reads this forum but dont believe he posts so its likely to being a smirk to his face We were out one Saturday night for a drink, lad was talking to my mate about none league they played together/ against, not sure who he supported but that wasn't really relevant to the conversation....anyway i pop to the toilet & come back to the other lads mate singing full rendition top of his voice 'have you ever see a mackem in Milan'.....& Im thinking wtf....mate cool as you like as was only couple of weeks after mags had played Milan away.... did you go? Lad replies "course i went" Mate "show me your pictures then" Lad "eeeerrrrrr" Mate "you must have too pics? Everyone does on there phone, even just to laugh at us?" Lad "eeerrrr eeerrrr me phones flat" Mate "didnt go did you?" Lad getting irate & looking a tool "course i fooking went, show me you pics, your a mackem whos never been to milan" strong laughing Mate gets his phone out & shows pic of him in a Sunderland polo shirt in the san siro Lad "fooks that like?" Looking a complete nugget as this is not going his way at all & his mates have begun laughing at him Mate points at the pic on his phone "well, thats me, im a mackem, thats the san siro & im in milan, shows your pics" Lad "but but but eeerrr eeerrr me phones flat....eeerrr eeerrrr anyay just fook off" Mate " didnt go did you?" & The lad toddles off They really are too he biggest set of nuggets on the planet, as with all they still have some decent ones who disagree how things & football has gone but simply wow at the rest.....you meet people from all over & im finding now more than ever when i say i follow the lads the reply is often "thank fook for that, thought you were going to say Newcastle, cant stand them" The mags think thats because they maybe about to compete......its not its because there are no other set of supporters go on & make themselves look as stupid
I am absolutely certain that's because you make it so obvious that it bugs you so much (for some reason). If you just laughed along or didn't care they'd soon get bored. Be less precious about it, it really isn't a big deal.
Just office banter. But they usually start it with their “Ugh you’re a Mackem!” In a Condescending, down their nose, superior way. Which if they said ugh you’re black to a black person, would have them in HR within minutes. Guess I do let it show but I’ll never be mastered by them.
Let's say for the sake of argument tomorrow, July 1st, is the first announcement/press conference for our new man. What would be the first things you'd like to hear ... ... bearing in mind there'll be an immediate response, on social media, saying 'Actions wanted, not words'. No doubt this will be from many people who are always demanding statements and words from the club. My wishlist top three would be a clear statement that he's there for the duration however things start ... ... there will be a commitment to playing in a particular way with players in positions that suit them ... ... and that everyone at the club, new or existing, is valued and part of a real team. I'm not interested in bold promises about promotion or play-offs. That's a given imo and any predictions would quickly be taken as 'cast in stone' and thrown back at him if there's the slightest blip.
Support takes many forms, including criticism where warranted. It's not a thought crime to have areas where you believe they can do better. I have relatives for whom Sunderland haven't done anything right since Clough got injured.
Happy to be here and a brief bit about how he's would like to get us playing. Any more than that and our lot will be twisting his words and misrepresenting anything he says as promises as soon as we have a disappointing performance. Unfortunately some people won't be happy with whatever he says unless he calls Speakman a ****er and promises to play 442.
got me thinking this and that is not a usual occurrence my own opinion of course...i would actually like to see KDL or KS begin the conference 'introducing' reggie and telling us that they will be fully behind him and give him time to mould the squad regardless of results, league position because this should be a time of stability, i know this would not sit well with the '5 bad results and sack him' brigade but i feel a statement such as this would start the season off well. the owners have pretty much shown that they have listened as we can see by the rest of the work going on and the only other thing i would like would be a review of the plan/model/aims, circumstances change regular within a football club so even if it is just a simple 'we are still on course for the 5 year plan but we may adjust our vision of the playing staff' (or something along those lines) then let reggie have his say. there has been a bad season, the owners have moved to rectify it...i just need to know everyone is on the same page again.
My brother spoke to him on Friday and said his English wasn't great. Mind my brother's isn't either More than happy for him to play the no speaka de English with us and the pressuntil he gets himself established. As long as he can get his ideas and instructions over to the players, I can wait my turn to hear him say what every other manager says.
