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You say bitterness, but it's clearly just a satisfaction in being right about how overrated Gus is. I mean, why didn't he get the Leeds job, eh? *smugface*

The same Eddie Howe who went to a Burnley side just relegated from the premier league and finished outside the top 6 with a team that were favourites to go back up, then left for 'personal reasons' and went back to bournemouth, leaving Dyche t take Burnley up in his first full season in charge...

http://www.theargus.co.uk/sport/10295094.Poyet__This_was_one_to_savour/ The Albion manager admitted: "This is a day to stop time and stay here forever. I'd like to finish a season like this." He added: "If you need to leave, your last game at the football club, this is the perfect way to...

The people who take the position 'eh, I don't care if he admits to having career ambitions away from the club, he'll only get to achieve them if he can prove to be successful here, so we'll get some success out him, he can move on and we'll be in a better position' are the needy ones? What...

I don't know. But none of that is affected by us going up this season. If you think it was ill-judged at the time, that's one thing, I won't argue with that (though I am perhaps a bit more forgiving of it than you appear to be). But his comments 2.5 years ago aren't going to suddenly become...

With respect, that's a ridiculous argument. To expect everyone to make every comment about things as they are with a proviso as to whether or not things change in the future sounds like you're just desperately clinging to the desire to get one over on him in the face of contrary logic...

Not really. He made those comments based on the club's policies almost two and a half years ago. If we go up this season, having had an overhaul of those policies, it doesn't make his comments about the club back then ill-judged. The club has changed from what it was when those comments were...

And his claim would be aided by the reputation Sunderland has/is getting, given how manager after manager, and local journalists talk about the drinking culture of the players in the club, and the pattern of sunderland failing, bringing a new manager in to perform a rescue, then losing him the...