Looks like Alex Neil will be coming back to Sunderland after Mark Robins turned down Millwall. That club will suit him tbh ... ... loads of fellow loudmouthed baldies with an exaggerated idea of their own importance. Saturday 29th March Sunderland v Millwall please log in to view this image
I often see people defending English coaches and complaining that foreign coaches are given the top jobs unfairly ... ... seriously, if you want proof why that is just tune into half time at the Crawley - Birmingham game on Sky. Steve Evans and Gareth Ainsworth, the 'experts', look like Madame Tussauds freak show exhibits It's so embarrassing.
Valencia have been a mess for a while but that's still a cracking move for him, does well there he sets himself for a big big job after that
I hadn’t realised, until they won again recently, after all those consecutive draws, a relatively large contingent of West Brom fans seemed to want him out. Guess they’ve got what they deserve now.
Why is it that Corberan is so highly rated by the way? Had one big job and failed at it. And has otherwise done ok at Huddersfield and West Brom Has a sexy name and used to work for Bielsa so I can see why hipsters like him. But is there any substance there?
They’ll be looking at the candidates and thinking ‘Oops’ … … wondering if it’s Marc Robins or Mowbray. At least their football can’t become much more boring.
Hope not I want us to batter them end of Jan and put the final nail in his coffin, really bugs me that one of our 3 defeats were to him
I’d be shocked if he was still there at the end of January Yeah the defeat down there stings but they were better than us 2nd half
Aye he can’t keep surviving battering after battering, totally different side at home though as we found out, bastards
