Those of us that questioned Bruce, were told in no uncertain terms by the BIB's we were being unrealistic in wanting Sunderland to be doing better.
And we should be just happy to survive in the Prem.
10th place was rolled out ad-infinitum, totally avoiding the point that we were lucky to finish there as results went for us elsewhere.
You keeping dragging up MON picking similar formations to Bruce and saying Bruce would have been slaughtered.
The difference is Bruce would have had the ball lumped up field and a cavalry charge to try to get to it.
The opposition would then attack and rip us to bits, this was a regular occurrence.
Under MON the ball is being passed forward to the likes of Sess and being held up brilliantly.
Sess was looking very disheartened under Bruce having to chase lost causes.
For the first time in many many years, I feel that Sunderland could score on every break away.
The only good word I could have had for Bruce was if he walked, rather than wait for the sack.
TBH cant remember anyone saying the first bit and it was Sunderpitt who mentioned team formation but lets not let facts spoil fiction

