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He could at least have told us that hes been told to be quiet!
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Or he’s been told not to tell us he’s been told to keep quiet.He could at least have told us that hes been told to be quiet!![]()
He could at least have told us that hes been told to be quiet!![]()
Especially ifyou've been around since the first relegation. I'm running out if time and had hoped that our day had finally come.It's bloody hard work, and mentality exhausting being a Sunderland fan .
Not on the "New Manager " thread he aint.Or he's been told to be quiet?
we'll come good soon enough.
Or he’s been told not to tell us he’s been told to keep quiet.![]()
I don't think it's a deflection tactic. If it was it's a pretty poor one as no one seems particularly bothered about him and are focused on investment. I think it's off now personally. Shame if so. I think previous employees of club are biting us on the arse.
There was plenty of reasons to sack Ross.But if its not a deflection tactic, then why would he suddenly sack his "friend" on the day of a game. The only reason I can think of, is because of the Yanks putting pressure on him to do it, which would suggest that the investment talks were not dead.
Also, by sacking Ross,Donald must think there's a good chance of a successful conclusion to the talks. If he thought other stumbling blocks couldn't be overcome, then he probably wouldn't have acted so promptly in sacking Ross.
There was plenty of reasons to sack Ross.
But if its not a deflection tactic, then why would he suddenly sack his "friend" on the day of a game. The only reason I can think of, is because of the Yanks putting pressure on him to do it, which would suggest that the investment talks were not dead.
Also, by sacking Ross,Donald must think there's a good chance of a successful conclusion to the talks. If he thought other stumbling blocks couldn't be overcome, then he probably wouldn't have acted so promptly in sacking Ross.
But if its not a deflection tactic, then why would he suddenly sack his "friend" on the day of a game. The only reason I can think of, is because of the Yanks putting pressure on him to do it, which would suggest that the investment talks were not dead.
Also, by sacking Ross,Donald must think there's a good chance of a successful conclusion to the talks. If he thought other stumbling blocks couldn't be overcome, then he probably wouldn't have acted so promptly in sacking Ross.
Yeah i know what you mean. But when is best time? It was a pretty meaningless game which we ended up winning anyway. I don't think it was a diversionary tactic like a lot of people think.Yes i agree. But on the day of a game? Doesn't add up to me.
There's other investors involved and the americans have dropped out according to Alan Nixon.
So are you suggesting other investors have forced Donald's hand? If so, the deal with these other investors must be a very good one for SAFC, for Donald to act hours before a match.
Yeah i know what you mean. But when is best time? It was a pretty meaningless game which we ended up winning anyway. I don't think it was a diversionary tactic like a lot of people think.
I don't know mate I'm sure there's more than just one area of politics involved and countless nobody on here is aware of .. Just saying what I'd seen .. been through this ourselves recently it's a painful one.
Agree 100% with the bit in bold. Brain is scrambled!