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Poyet to Sunderland



hola gus

New member
Aug 8, 2010
1,797
Not sure of odds but seems a good fit to me. Thoughts?
 






sparkie

Well-known member
Jul 17, 2003
13,267
Hove
Hope so, he'd drop his legal case pretty quick, and we can then spend the potential payoff cash on a striker.
 










Tubby-McFat-Fuc

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May 2, 2013
1,845
Brighton
Why would Sunderland want too swap one egotistical prick for another?
 






















banjo

GOSBTS
Oct 25, 2011
13,426
Deep south
Next Permanent Sunderland Manager
Roberto Di Matteo 6/4
Kevin Ball 4/1
Gus Poyet 6/1
Roy Keane 10/1
Alex McLeish 10/1
Michael Appleton 16/1
Steve McClaren 16/1
Alan Curbishley 16/1
Martin O'Neill 16/1
Mick McCarthy 20/1
Stuart Pearce 20/1
Peter Reid 20/1
Bruce Arena 22/1
Henning Berg 25/1
Neil Warnock 28/1
Bob Bradley 33/1
Malky Mackay 33/1
Niall Quinn 33/1
Jurgen Klinsmann 33/1
Owen Coyle 40/1
Ian Holloway 40/1
Martin Jol 40/1
Nigel Clough 40/1
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 50/1
Ralf Ragnick 66/1


 


CorgiRegisteredFriend

Well-known member
May 29, 2011
8,394
Boring By Sea
This, although I wouldn't put it so colourfully!!! They gambled on Di Canio with no premiership track record so why would they risk it on Poyet as well?

Poyet has Championship record- play offs. Di Canio did not get that far.
 








Superseagull

Well-known member
Jul 8, 2003
2,123
Fulham would suit him. Sunderland would be a one way trip to the championship. We would however be at high risk of losing some key players to his new side in the next transfer window.
 


Meade's Ball

Well-known member
Jul 7, 2003
13,653
Hither (sometimes Thither)
I think it's a reasonable possibility. Gus may have been a tad moody at times but he was no mad villainous type like Di Canio. His slightly-smothered ego would re-emerge with a good run in charge again for a spell and funds that wouldn't match his ambition and wish for guaranteed glory, but i think his ball-playing ethos would charm a good number of their fans just as it rightly did us. Tough to beat and looking to outdo oppositions in possession percentages wouldn't be bad for a side horrendously unsettled by the doings of its now-departed extremist.
 


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