I find him really irritating. **** manager too.
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He bugs me too. Laters Gus.Thanks very much for being ‘This Mornings’ Farmer’Comment
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He did a good job last year.Always borrow money from a pessimist. He won’t expect it back. Oscar WildeComment
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Sounds like a load of issues behind the scenes.
Poyet apparently saying 'There is something wrong at this club' off the record before a press conference a few weeks back.
Good luck Dick.Last edited by Chazza; 16-03-15, 03:21 PM.Comment
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Sam Allardyce touted for the Sunderland jobComment
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I make no apologies, this is meComment
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GrimOriginally posted by Deano View PostThanks very much for being ‘This Mornings’ Farmer’Comment
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Dick has arrived at SunderlandComment
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He better get off to a good start or soon enough we'll hear them shout "Dick out! Dick out!"Originally posted by Bender View Post
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Originally posted by Pablo View PostHe better get off to a good start or soon enough we'll hear them shout "Dick out! Dick out!"
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Some teams deserve what they get. See ya sunderland.Originally posted by Bender View PostIf we are all only happy when we are really winning in the end, when your race finishes, what life would that be?Comment
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If they get relegated I'll send them a beachball in the post.... laugh now you ****sWhat do you mean it could've been anyone? Name me one person who's got a grudge against penguins
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F*** off!!!Comment
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Gus Poyet statement after Sunderland sacking
“Certainly I am very disappointed to have left Sunderland but I am extremely honoured to have served this special club as their manager.
“When I arrived in October 2013, Sunderland had played 7 matches and lost 6, gaining only 1 point and they were bottom of the Barclays Premier League.
“31 matches later, at the end of the season, we had won 10 and drawn 8, taking us to the complete safety of 14th position.
“I will always remember fondly that miracle unbeaten run, a vein of form for which I was honoured to be shortlisted for the Barclays Premier League Manager of the Year Award.
“I leave Sunderland feeling proud of all of our achievements during my tenure, not least reaching the club’s first cup final in 22 years when we took more than 30,000 fans to the Capital One Cup Final at Wembley. Of the three Tyne-Wear derby matches since I joined the club as manager, I am very proud that we were able to win all three, two of which were away from home.
“I will never forget winning at Old Trafford last May, Sunderland’s first league victory there since 1968, which came shortly after beating Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
“This season, Sunderland remains the only team not to have conceded to Chelsea and the club has remained outside of the bottom three throughout.
“I would like to take this opportunity to thank Chairman Ellis Short for giving me my first opportunity to manage in the Barclays Premier League, without a doubt the greatest league in the world.
“I also thank my staff for their valuable assistance, the players for all their efforts and, in particular, the fans who demonstrate such unbelievable passion for the club.
“I sincerely wish everyone connected with Sunderland the very best for the remainder of the season and beyond.”Thanks very much for being ‘This Mornings’ Farmer’Comment
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That reads like 1 massive shaggy editComment
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