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Well, while most Sunderland supporters groaned when Fulham's result came through, I was pleased.

A rather stylish red with white polka dots; or more likely one of those cheap, grotty ones from the club shop.

A pleasant surprise is that Poyet's odds have come right back in again overnight. I'll believe he's our new manager when I see him holding the scarf aloft. Rangnick seems to be completely out of the picture according to our local paper.

I'm increasingly of the opinion he's not going to be our next manager, which is a great pity as he's my number one choice. As I was bitterly disappointed Di Canio was sacked I'm going to be even more furious if Short fails to bring in Poyet, particularly when he's made it more than abundantly...

I don't know about this weekend but I do think Poyet could be Fulham's new manager soon. It won't be that he'll have "used us", I think he'd have come here if we'd offered him the job. So we'll be able to watch Poyet keep The Cottagers up at our expense this season and Paolo become a world-class...

Rumours coming out of the club. The grapevine around here. One story that he's been interviewed and he didn't particularly impress. I'm bitterly disappointed. I didn't want to lose Paolo but could have happily got on the Gus Bus.

I'm getting a strong feeling that Gus Poyet will NOT be the next manager of Sunderland AFC. I've just about had it with my club.

Well I'm sure Paolo will have learned lessons from his bruising at Sunderland. He is a highly intelligent fellow as well as a complicated and controversial one. I look forward to seeing how he does in his next job. Anyway, I'm delighted Oscar Garcia seems to be getting the hang of things and...

There are players at our club who have seen off three or four managers now. Di Canio dared to challenge their cushy, unprofessional lifestyles. His (much mocked) rules may have been over the top in some instances but, as someone posted a link to on here the other day, Sunderland is apparently...

He was highly regarded for his work as a coach at manu, but there's a long list of those who were successful side men to Ferguson but have failed when venturing out on their own. There's nothing in his record to suggest he'll make a good manager. History is littered with excellent coaches who...

His name was mentioned a lot yesterday. I'll be very disappointed if he gets the job. The only appointment that would make me put the disgraceful treatment of Paolo behind me and get on with supporting the team is Gus. I realise you are one of those who regarded Di Canio as a mad choice.

Eighteen months ago I would have been dancing with delight if Gus came here. My opinion of him is a lot lower now but he's still the man I want to be given the Sunderland job. What none of you realise, and this goes for most of the country, is how divisive Di Canio's sacking has been. Many...

And very depressing. More evidence that Paolo was absolutely right to try and instil some discipline and professionalism into the squad, albeit in a less confrontational style.

Am I right in thinking there is no suggestion that Poyet was responsible for the disgusting incident? Am I also right in thinking Poyet expressed his disgust at the disgusting incident? It would be useful to have confirmation, or as near as possible, before I discuss Gus with fellow Sunderland...

I'm afraid I can't argue with you about that.

This would be the icing on the cake that is the farce at Sunderland. For me it would like being infatuated with a woman and worshiping from afar but believing you have no chance. Then just when you've realised what a nasty bitch she is and that beneath the powder and paint she's ugly as sin, she...

Eighteen months ago Poyet would have been my dream appointment. After the way his tenure with you came to an end I've no respect for the man. I'm just stunned and angry that Paolo's been treated so shamefully. I thought he was an exciting, fresh choice but the pampered, petted players have been...