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The Manager Sacked/Hired Thread 2014/15

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Richard Keys with the inside track as ever.

Richard Keys @richardajkeys · 1h 1 hour ago It's worth putting a cheeky fiver on Dick Advocaat getting the Sunderland job.

Currently 8/11 favourite. Cheers Dickie, I'll spend my £3.70 wisely if it comes in.
 
The deluded mate of mine who supports Sunderland AND Liverpool :spaz: wants Harry bloody Redknapp! :screwy:
 
How can he support Sunderland and Liverpool? And who does he support when they play each other?
 
Cheers for a draw.

They can have 'Arry in 6-10 weeks and if they pay for him to fly up and down the country. Didn't he turn down the Newcastle job once as he won't move home and he wanted to have a Helicopter pick him up each day, they refused that option.
 
Advocaat sounds like a shitty automobile maker.
 
Dick Advocaat is expected to be confirmed tomorrow as Sunderland interim manager until the end of the season
 
I really do find that an odd one. As the guys on MNF said, he has a record of never being relegated but then he's never really been involved with any teams who were ever going to be down that end of whatever league he was in at the time, certainly not since the late 80s when he first started out.

His record this century really stands up to no scrutiny at all.

Rangers - won some trophies but wasted tons of cash, a big factor in the Murray years ending sourly; binned off for McLeish part way through his final season with them nowhere near Celtic.

Holland - rubbish in Euro 2004. Produced one of the most stupid substitutions ever taking Robben off for Bosvelt against the Czech Republic and cost them that game.

Gladbach - lasted six months, no good.

UAE - easy money in a nothing job.

South Korea - didn't get out of their group at the World Cup, quit.

Zenit - won the league and the UEFA Cup but heavily bankrolled to do so. No real legacy of any kind and was sacked with them miles off the pace.

Belgium - lasted six months after breaking his contract.

AZ - another six month job and more average at best returns.

Russia - qualified for Euro 2012 but flunked their lines when they got there and didn't get out of the group.

PSV - finished 2nd which really is the minimum you should ever do with them with how the Eredivisie currently is. Quit after a year and "retired".

AZ - changed his mind about retiring, another six month job and a really average performance with a 35% win ratio.

Serbia - sacked after four months.

That to me does not read like the CV of a man who is going to give you a short term boost. They probably only need four wins but I'm not sure he's the man to get them at all. He is a "name" and as such I suppose may inspire some respect but equally he is also an old man who has done little of note for years. I compared him to Houllier earlier today, I think that stands up. Highly rated once but that was a long time ago, when parachuted back into a top league with Villa out of nowhere Houllier looked absolutely clueless and I think the same might happen here.
 
Crazy decision, why not ho for somebody youner witha modern approach to football and some new ideas..
 
Sorry on my phone eating o hot dog :)
 
I thought it looked an ideal opportunity for the two Kevin's Ball and Phillips until the end of the season then review it again in the summer.
 
I imagine that having decided that Poyet had to go, Sunderland would have found that there were not that many coaches available who would take the job on a short term basis. Though I would have thought that they might have tried to get some-one with experience in English football. But again, who was available that would fit the bill?
 
I imagine that having decided that Poyet had to go, Sunderland would have found that there were not that many coaches available who would take the job on a short term basis. Though I would have thought that they might have tried to get some-one with experience in English football. But again, who was available that would fit the bill?

I would have thought they could tempt Alan Pardew in the summer, I imagine he would take great pleasure in turning the screw on Mike Ashley.
 
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