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I did predict this move to Sunderland 4 weeks ago before Di Canio was fired. Though tbh recently I thought he may have talked his way out of it.

Here's hoping :thumbsup:

Yep there is no lack of effort,Oscar is taking them out of their comfort zone, putting them to the test and teaching them another way to play.

For once I find myself agreeing with you :thumbsup:

Gustavo Poyet has written and printed up his contract and is traveling to Sunderland to wake Short up at 6.30am for his signature. Poyet is planning to announce himself as the new coach at 06.31 tomorrow morning :lolol:

Former Brighton boss to sign three-year deal on Tuesday as new manager of struggling Sunderland....... ? Daily Mail

The choice Gus had was to have offered his resignation or left by mutual consent when he was suspended or before he was fired, and departed with dignity with his head held high, and he would not have been fired with gross misconducts, which are now a media curiosity.

Agree, the club were between a rock and a hard place.

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If it is going to happen they had best do it at the start of the inernational break, at the latest by this Wednesday. Now is the perfect time and it would not make any sense to bring him in just a few days before they play Swansea. I reckon if anything Sunderland are using Gus as a red herring...

It does sound like his mum or school teacher pulling him up when he had been a naughty boy :whistle:

You obviously didn't take any notice and was unaware of what happened 4 seconds before Greer was bamboozled.

A mate of mine said he heard the same thing, but when I asked him how this came about in context he said JB was asked by JC if it and he said "it is possible" and gave an the QPR scenario as an example. Nothing more than hypothetical. When a team loses 1-3 with a killer penalty all of Greers own...

Are you saying that most of what you write is. A bit like the thread headline?

The title should have read kevtherev's Sunderland announcement today,,,