Sunderland: Guardiola v Pellegrini?

[Marvin]

Could happen.

Pellegrini will be one of the favourites for the job if BS goes to England. Not sure he'd go there as it looks like a difficult job.

Worth keeping an eye on. Would add spice to the opening fixture.

 

[BlueMojito]

Haha you could not make it up, is it written in the stars?

 

[American Werewolf]

Pellegrini wouldn't go to Sunderland, would he?!? Class move by Big Sam to leave his club for the meeting, by the way - obviously thinks highly of his management position at Sunderland - lol...

 

[waspish]

Theres reports that The chosen one is who they want.

 

[TheBeast]

Pellegrini wouldn't go to Sunderland, would he?!? Class move by Big Sam to leave his club for the meeting, by the way - obviously thinks highly of his management position at Sunderland - lol...

$$$ talks and the FA is surely going to offer him a boatload. It's dirty the game they're playing, because if he goes whoever that manager is has less than a month to prepare the team for the first match.

 

[American Werewolf]

$$$ talks and the FA is surely going to offer him a boatload. It's dirty the game they're playing, because if he goes whoever that manager is has less than a month to prepare the team for the first match.

Would it really make a difference, though? They have been averaging 2-3 managers per season anyway, so it won't be anything new for them to have a manager come in with very little time to prepare...

 

[Marvin]

Theres reports that The chosen one is who they want.

Or Keane?

I know we should beat Sunderland, but it doesn't do us any harm seeing their preparations being disrupted.

 

[TheBeast]

Would it really make a difference, though? They have been averaging 2-3 managers per season anyway, so it won't be anything new for them to have a manager come in with very little time to prepare...

I assume they expected some stability with Big Sam.

 

[American Werewolf]

I assume they expected some stability with Big Sam.

Same thing was said with Gus, too - lol... it's a club where managers go to die... ha

 

[TonyM]

Moyes or Keane would be funny. Both are fainted with failure and I doubt it'll ever shake off.