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 Ali_Campbell  New Addington 22 Apr 18 10.28pm |
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Tbf to the fans they have won 2-3 games at home all season and I believe went a whole calendar year without winning (at home). If the record was like that at Selhurst, I reckon our ground would empty out if we let two goals down.
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| Mapletree Croydon 22 Apr 18 10.57pm |
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Originally posted by YT
I’ve borne the same grudge from the moment I heard him say it on TV that evening, so I’m pleased to read that I’m in good company. Git (him, not you!!) Edited by YT (22 Apr 2018 5.57pm) Used to get into The Builders for a half when a player. Nice bloke. But that Cardiff comment was indeed inexcusable.
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| Stuk Top half 23 Apr 18 11.56am |
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Originally posted by Y Ddraig Goch
overall he record is record is ok. Nothing special but ok. Did well for Wales and I think he will probably have some credit in the bank because there's long list of managers that have come unstuck up there. Can see him getting another Championship / Low premier league job Is he not sticking it out at Sunderland? They've got to have the biggest stadium League 1 has ever seen.
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Y Ddraig Goch  In The Crowd 23 Apr 18 11.58am |
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Originally posted by Stuk
Is he not sticking it out at Sunderland? They've got to have the biggest stadium League 1 has ever seen. I doubt it but if they get taken over who knows. Sunderland need to take a leaf out of Man City's book when they were down there. Tickets were cheap as chips. Given thatthey still have parachute payments there is really no reason why they can't do it
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Pussay Patrol  23 Apr 18 1.06pm |
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I don't rate him much, good managers can make the best of a bad situation As with most managers it depends on the club, he started at Fulham who were well run, had a very good budget under Al Fayed and seemingly a club on the up, he just had to manager the team or steer the ship if you like, it's a different ball game to a club on a downward spiral and struggling, that's when your managerial ability is really tested and he doesn't to be able to turn the tide there. He'd done nothing with Wales without Bale - fact That's why I think Warnock is a very good manager, working wonders at Cardiff and before that turned Rotherham from relegation certainties to safety, he's done it consistently at nearly every club he's managed
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| Y Ddraig Goch In The Crowd 23 Apr 18 1.31pm |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
I don't rate him much, good managers can make the best of a bad situation As with most managers it depends on the club, he started at Fulham who were well run, had a very good budget under Al Fayed and seemingly a club on the up, he just had to manager the team or steer the ship if you like, it's a different ball game to a club on a downward spiral and struggling, that's when your managerial ability is really tested and he doesn't to be able to turn the tide there. He'd done nothing with Wales without Bale - fact That's why I think Warnock is a very good manager, working wonders at Cardiff and before that turned Rotherham from relegation certainties to safety, he's done it consistently at nearly every club he's managed While highly likely you are right, it's not a fact. We were defensively very good under Coleman. Largely with players that board have consistantly said that they wouldn't want anywhere near the club. Like I said before he is an OK manager, a reasonable record but you couldn't really see any fans get excited if he was appointed as their club manager
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| Stuk Top half 23 Apr 18 1.34pm |
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Originally posted by Y Ddraig Goch
I doubt it but if they get taken over who knows. Sunderland need to take a leaf out of Man City's book when they were down there. Tickets were cheap as chips. Given thatthey still have parachute payments there is really no reason why they can't do it Not likely to get taken over, the owner said he'd give the club away this season and he had no takers. He'd need to pay someone to take it. They might have parachute payments but I believe they have been losing an absolute fortune since being relegated. Man City had about 80% capacity in the year they were in the third tier, I can't see Sunderland getting 40,000 even with cheap tickets.
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| Y Ddraig Goch In The Crowd 23 Apr 18 1.38pm |
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Originally posted by Stuk
Not likely to get taken over, the owner said he'd give the club away this season and he had no takers. He'd need to pay someone to take it. They might have parachute payments but I believe they have been losing an absolute fortune since being relegated. Man City had about 80% capacity in the year they were in the third tier, I can't see Sunderland getting 40,000 even with cheap tickets. I didn't know that, I thought that they had someone lined up and the give away comment was a figure of speech. Whatever happens it just proves once again the going down to regroup and get back up is a stupid mantra
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| Stuk Top half 23 Apr 18 1.55pm |
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Jimenez  SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 23 Apr 18 1.58pm |
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Didn't I read a couple of weeks back that Niall Quinn was trying to get a consortium together?
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black eagle.  south croydon. 23 Apr 18 2.04pm |
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Coleman would've taken us down quicker than the titanic.
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| Andy_G Wimbledon 23 Apr 18 2.05pm |
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Sunderland are a proper basket case and I don't think you have level to much blame at Coleman's door for this relegation. The question worth asking is why did Coleman take the job in the first place? Did he think he could be some sort of hero if he saved them? One thing is I'm damn glad that he isn't our manager.
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