Chris Coleman does one.
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Obviously worked out what twatish owners we have or Allam wouldn't pay compo.
Oh no hang on a mo.
Ehab told us he didn't want to continue appointing recycled premier league managers.
I wonder why he interviewed him then.
mmmm let me think.
Ahh yes got it now.
Oh no hang on a mo.
Ehab told us he didn't want to continue appointing recycled premier league managers.
I wonder why he interviewed him then.
mmmm let me think.
Ahh yes got it now.
Just for the record.. No one will come here with one hand tied behind their back by the owners. It# got nothing to do with the fans, nothing to do with the city and there is nothing wrong with the ground. Regarding the owners you will find no argument here.
He must have been promised some funds for January, unless they're getting taken over? Can't say I've been following their story.
In my opinion, it's a strange one.
On one hand it's definitely a big coup for the state that Sunderland are in and I'm a little surprised he's gone there. But on the other, and this is just my feeling, is that he won't be up to the job (unless he's going to be bankrolled).
Coleman has done a very good job for Wales but he's also been blessed with a squad at least as good as the mid-eighties' version and a truly world class player.
In addition, I also think they were a bit lucky in Euro16 with the draw.
In my opinion, it's a strange one.
On one hand it's definitely a big coup for the state that Sunderland are in and I'm a little surprised he's gone there. But on the other, and this is just my feeling, is that he won't be up to the job (unless he's going to be bankrolled).
Coleman has done a very good job for Wales but he's also been blessed with a squad at least as good as the mid-eighties' version and a truly world class player.
In addition, I also think they were a bit lucky in Euro16 with the draw.
I remember when we did recruit the Wales manager after Wales had narrowly missed out of qualifying for the World Cup. He too was considered a top manager at the time and it was a massive and expensive coup for City when we got him and two of his backroom staff........and he turned out to be an almighty flop. The club had to go into receivership to get rid of him.
“It has even been rumoured that, once training sessions are underway, Giggs will go well beyond what would normally be expected of him as team manager, and go out of his way to visit the WAGs at home – in order to make sure that they aren’t getting lonely while their partners train....”
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The fans are hoping he turns up for more games as manager than he did as a player.
