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Discussion in 'Sunderland' started by Turtle, Oct 9, 2019.

  1. Offshore73

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    I'd like to see SKP be gaffa some day but also he needs to start somewhere and a L1 club would be perfect. My only quibble is if it goes wrong how do the fans react to a Sunderland legend!
     
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  2. Rocky

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    Parkinson would be the most dull boring unimaginative appointment we've made since Mick Buxton.
     
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  3. T_Bone

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    Tbh none of the contenders are a big name. Parkinson is probably the longest :emoticon-0110-tongu
     
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    These things never end well
     
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  5. Robertson

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    Any consensus on the preferred manager?
     
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    After the Peterborough game I mentioned Phil Parkinson on Twitter as a possible new manager. Seeing all the candidates named has done nothing to change my mind.
     
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    Anyone who can get us promoted will do for me, absolutely anyone.
     
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    Same here. And if promotion is gained we can then review our options. Promotion is obviously main objection.
     
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  9. Robertson

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    Hit the nail on the head there. I don't know what type of manager the squad needs tbh. Kick 'em up the backside, ultra-positive, arm round the shoulder type, etc. Plus I don't know much about the candidates. Parkinson comes across as very mild-mannered and is Ainsworth a win-at-all-costs (whatever the methods) type?
     
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    What are Parkinson's strengths?
     
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    Their is a difference SAFC is a big EFL club , is one of his loves and knows the club really well despite leaving many years ago . He fully appreciates the potential of the club and would be backed to the hilt by the supporters, assistant manager is a step up from a coaching role and would be great experience to take to his first management position . Pearson and Phillips the SAFC dream team ?
     
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    Only going off his time at Bradford when they were in League 1 having taken them up thru the Play-offs. He had the best defensive record in the whole country that year. So he usually has a solid team capable of a few 1-0's. Can manage on a budget as he proved at Bolton where he went 3 transfer windows unable to sign players. Was Bradford manager when they got to the FA CUP s/f beating us and a few other PL sides.
    He gets the best out of players with them working hard for each other, an absolute must to get out of this league
     
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    Have to admit that during the debacle at Bolton he came out of it with a lot of dignity.
     
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    Always a good strength to have if you're going to manage us :emoticon-0105-wink:
     
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    Can Mags vote in that? Should need to show ID cards otherwise I'm calling foul
     
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  17. Smug in Boots

    Smug in Boots Well-Known Member

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    Who knows mate, it's hard to tell with people who haven't managed before. For all we know he could be our 'King Kev'.

    FWIW I fancy Stendel.
     
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    Yes they can, so you may be right about mags posting, but I've just been reading through the many posts on my FB newsfeed and Pearson is the overwhelming favourite.

    Not my choice at all, but I'll back him if he gets the job
     
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    My gut feeling is that Pearson would be the right choice. Stendel sounds like a top bloke who plays good football but I've seen enough of our lads to have some scepticism about how quickly he could get them playing sexy football if at all. I see Pearson as the experienced option who is a strong character and who knows how to get the players motivated, like a slightly batshit version of Allardyce.

    I'd be happy with either to be fair but leaning towards Pearson.
     
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