If they were all PL games then that would be a per-game point average of 1.17, taking them to 44.6 points in an EPL season, low-to-mid table in most seasons.
Wherever O'Neill goes he only ever stays for ten minutes.
Teams managed 1987–1989 Grantham Town 1989 Shepshed Charterhouse 1990–1995 Wycombe Wanderers 1995 Norwich City 1995–2000 Leicester City 2000–2005 Celtic 2006–2010 Aston Villa
Wherever O'Neill goes he only ever stays for ten minutes.
Teams managed 1987–1989 Grantham Town 1989 Shepshed Charterhouse 1990–1995 Wycombe Wanderers 1995 Norwich City 1995–2000 Leicester City 2000–2005 Celtic 2006–2010 Aston Villa
Seems I've done him a disservice. Better stick ability than I thought. Cheers GA
Agreed. I feel that the Huddle Bubble is burst and he'll be away. He played in the same side as Niall Quinn (beaten play off finalist against you know who). He's a geordie not a mackem but may be forgiven that. On the downside he's taking over an aging, demoralised and not very good group of overpaid and well over priced players.The board might decide that an O'Neill type manager would be a better deal, but Clarke is the man for the long run.
How Steve Bruce has continued to find quality jobs with his dismal record is a mystery. He's a Machiavellian character but a very unsuccessful one. He must be terrific company in the bar, and by the look of him it could well be that that has been the reaason behind the Sunderland downfall, the manager spending too much time socialising and not enough time managing.
Agreed. I feel that the Huddle Bubble is burst and he'll be away. He played in the same side as Niall Quinn (beaten play off finalist against you know who). He's a geordie not a macken but may be forgiven that. On the downside he's taking over an aging, demoralised and not very good group of overpaid and well over priced players.The board might decide that an O'Neill type manager would be a better deal, but Clarke is the man for the long run.
Lee Clark will never be Sunderland manager. Trust me.
Agreed. I feel that the Huddle Bubble is burst and he'll be away. He played in the same side as Niall Quinn (beaten play off finalist against you know who). He's a geordie not a macken but may be forgiven that. On the downside he's taking over an aging, demoralised and not very good group of overpaid and well over priced players.The board might decide that an O'Neill type manager would be a better deal, but Clarke is the man for the long run.
Lee Clark will never be Sunderland manager. Trust me.
Clark and the Newcastle shirt business? ... remember George Graham ?, he had the Arsenal badge 'entiled' in his swimming pool. In this day all that means nothing, loyalty and tribal allegiance takes second place to pragmatic management and financial realism.
He was quite settled up there. In a different type of sack than Bruce has just recieved, although Bruce may well have owned the one Benty was enjoying.....If you get me drift chaps?
Martin "i can jump high on the touchline and look like what i am doing and show emotion " ONEIL is shite and if he goes to sunderland he will want £200 million for new players to keep them up
He is so out of touch his first 2 Buys --Draren Bent and Asomah Gyan --
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If they were all PL games then that would be a per-game point average of 1.17, taking them to 44.6 points in an EPL season, low-to-mid table in most seasons.
That's what Sunderland are, aren't they?
A Sunderland mate of mine will be pleased, thinks he is an awful manager and the amount they spent over the summer it is not hardly suprising.
1987–1989 Grantham Town
1989 Shepshed Charterhouse
1990–1995 Wycombe Wanderers
1995 Norwich City
1995–2000 Leicester City
2000–2005 Celtic
2006–2010 Aston Villa
Seems I've done him a disservice. Better stick ability than I thought. Cheers GA
A Sunderland fan?
Why would an Ulster raised bloke be a Mackem?
http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/286649/Martin-O-Neill-tops-takeover-list
"Former Aston Villa, Leicester and Celtic boss O’Neill grew up as a Sunderland fan in Ulster"
Agreed. I feel that the Huddle Bubble is burst and he'll be away. He played in the same side as Niall Quinn (beaten play off finalist against you know who). He's a geordie not a mackem but may be forgiven that. On the downside he's taking over an aging, demoralised and not very good group of overpaid and well over priced players.The board might decide that an O'Neill type manager would be a better deal, but Clarke is the man for the long run.
How Steve Bruce has continued to find quality jobs with his dismal record is a mystery. He's a Machiavellian character but a very unsuccessful one. He must be terrific company in the bar, and by the look of him it could well be that that has been the reaason behind the Sunderland downfall, the manager spending too much time socialising and not enough time managing.
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Bent was smashing Bruce's daughter*
*allegedly
Martin "i can jump high on the touchline and look like what i am doing and show emotion " ONEIL is shite and if he goes to sunderland he will want £200 million for new players to keep them up
He is so out of touch his first 2 Buys --Draren Bent and Asomah Gyan --
Only one man for the Job
They will then know whata bad manager is
expected better from you WSS.
I heard about Bent and the gaffers princess.
No idea if its true though, obviously