Sunderland Banter Archive March 23 2013

23 Mar 2013 12:26:30
Newcastle fan here.

Just wondering why Di Canio has not been linked with Sunderland.

You are obviously craving more attacking football & a passionate manager who will give the club a bit of Spark.

Di Canio could also teach your attacking players how to attack, by showing them himself on the training pitch.

Oh, another mag just out of clown school, he might be of use to you, never mind Sunderland. How you come on our banter page and take a pop at us is laughable 2 points between us and you think your great. don't you see that a couple of weeks ago you hated the Cockney Mafia, how on earth can anyone take you seriously. that's why everyone totally despises you. Chris-s.

Chris-s think your clueless as not so long ago you where nearly 10 points clear and shouting we are going down. yes e 2 points clear but also have easier games to come and are not struggling for goals like you so stop been a top person and realise your in the sh**. k

Daft mags think they have easy run in are fooling themselves as there is no easy games in the premier league there are games as fans you expect to win but it never works out like that. if you look over the season so far the mags have carried there fair share of luck i'm just hoping it runs out over the remaining games. last minute goal at everton salvaged a point same at home to wba Chelsea and stoke got them 3 without that slice of luck you could take 7pts from what they have now. so let's all hope there luck won't carry on to the end of the season lads

22 Mar 2013 23:49:36
Huge losses off the field as well as no wins on it. And more to follow because relegation beckons and at present the whole squad would not recoup the money wasted on Johnson and Graham. If O'Neill's all-round incompetence leads to Short walking away, I am not sure the club could survive its debts. We know he can't manage a football team, but O'Neill is now seriously threatening McMenemy's status as the worst signing ever made by the club- which is saying something looking at the donkeys he has brought in himself. Board sleepwalking while O'Neill bumbles along towards disaster.

Mag here in peace, I cannot disagree with anything you said, in fact I stataed a couple of weeks back that O'neill has not got a good track record in buying, he buys high and pays top wages for mediocre to avaerage players. His reputation was made at Leicester ( where his team was made hard to beat, ) and Celtic ( let's be honest you don't have to be a great manager to keep Celtic near the top of SPL)
He walked from Aston Villa because he was told he could'ny have any more cash to spend, he had to sell first, the dummy was spat out and he walked days before the season started. I really hope he doesn't do it again, don't give him the chance he needs to go now, he doesn't seem to be able to motivate the players, he comes across almost like he is disinterested in his interviews, no emotion, no passion, I just the job is too much for him,

Cant really understand that level of debt considering the tv revenue etc. it must be wages etc doesn't bode well considering we are heading for the drop with virtually no strikers. again!

Same mag wrote all three posts how sad needs to take a look at his own clubs plight if mike Ashley ever walked and called in all the money he is owed the mags would be in the same state as Cyprus. they need to wonder why big mike recently sold shares in his sports direct to raise money is he feeling the pinch like a lot of other business have could be worrying if his companies shares went down. at least with ellis short his money is in the bank so no worries checking the financial times every morning lads