Thats an absolutely dreadful move for Neil if he takes it. Has a good thing going.
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Thats an absolutely dreadful move for Neil if he takes it. Has a good thing going.
Absolutely baffling.Quote:
Originally Posted by MWHIBBIES
I would agree with you in thinking Sunderland are bigger, but I think stoke are owned by the people who own bet 365 and there are seriously wealthyQuote:
Originally Posted by Springbank
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The BBC say that Sunderland are contractually obliged to allow him to talk to Stoke - he may just want to hear what they have to say but I'll be a little surprised if he goes.
Bet365 will have deep deep pockets......they get a donation of a tenner from me every weekend!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Hiber-nation
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Originally Posted by HoboHarry
The fact he wants to hear what they say won't look good to the Sunderland owners and fans, surely any move he would want to make would be an upwards one and not sideways.
Stoke financed by Coates family who own bet365
Might be willing to pump some money in
Thought Sean Dyche might be in with a chance
Dyche turned it down by all accounts. Probably waiting for a Prem team, Everton maybe??Quote:
Originally Posted by darwenhibby
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Pure & simple the money unfortunately for the Mackems supportersQuote:
Originally Posted by HoboHarry
It's a done deal according to the Stoke Chronicle, who also say the job is much closer to his family. He has 5 kids and some are at key stages of their education.Quote:
Originally Posted by Oscar T Grouch
That's just Hear say! 😀Quote:
Originally Posted by Half Pint
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Originally Posted by HUTCHYHIBBY
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Originally Posted by HUTCHYHIBBY
If I was Alex Neil I would probably view getting out of Sunderland without getting sacked as a success and a pretty major bit of credit on his cv.Quote:
Originally Posted by J-C
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I see Martin Canning is taking the Sunderland team today, that's a name I've not heard in a while
So Neil has left?Quote:
Originally Posted by SChibs
Must have. I haven't seen it announced but flashscores have Canning as head coach so its inevitableQuote:
Originally Posted by JimBHibees
Mowbray to be appointed Sunderland manager.
Not sure the Sunderland fans will be thrilled but he's carved out a really solid managerial career and was unlucky to be ditched by Blackburn IMHO.Quote:
Originally Posted by 04Sauzee
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Originally Posted by He's here!
Mowbray is a Middlesbrough man. Not sure Sunderland supporters will take to him.
Jack Ross is surely finished after today.
Mikey Stewart can take his weird pro Jack persecution on Dundee Utd now...Quote:
Originally Posted by jacomo
No way a manager recovers from that. Not even the result but the complete downing of tools and lack of effort after it got to 5 or 6.
The Southampton gaffer survived it a couple of years back but he's the exception rather than the rule. He also didn't have a litany of other shocking results in the 2 weeks preceding it to be used against him.
Tbh I don't think that's entirely indicative of Ross or United today though. I can see this Celtic side taking 6s and 7s of a few teams this season. They are miles ahead of the rest of us.
No, you can't lose 0-7 and 0-9 in the space of a couple of weeks, it doesn't matter what level you play at. Clearly something is wrong in the dressing room; the United players didn't look interested. They look like a team that has lost faith in the manager. I will be astonished if Ross is still United manager this time tomorrow.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
Fine margins. They’re a good team. MSQuote:
Originally Posted by Iain G
If he was being consistent, he would. He and the BBC Scotland pundits are on a Hibs bashing mission though. Having a go at Dundee United for sacking JR 5 games into a season doesn’t fit in with their script and mission.Quote:
Originally Posted by Iain G
I’ll get my coat……put your money on LJ not playing the same starting XI against Killie….you heard it here first😏Quote:
Originally Posted by hibee-boys
Results such as the 2 x pumpings Utd have had could finish Jack Ross’s managerial career never mind just the Utd gig.
I agree as I can't see him recovering from it.Quote:
Originally Posted by hibee-boys
Less than a year ago since his Hibs team beat Rangers 3-1 at Hampden...
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Guaranteed DU will start their recovery when they play Hibs….
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