Moyes out!

[Saxoman]

Then give him the rovers job!

[ElectroClaret]

Still has a gaff in Clitheroe, or somewhere near, unless he flogged it, so like Coyle he'll be
quite handy.

But can they afford to sack horseface?

[mybloodisclaret]

Then give him the rovers job!

Your manager is doing just fine as he is sax

[Woodleyclaret]

They can't afford to sack Notes. The lack of passion and commitment by Sunderland would worry me if I was a fan.

[gc14]

He said he was tricked into the Sunderland job thinking funds were available to strengthen the team, I very much doubt he would be chomping at the bit to work for the Venky's

[BennyD]

Then give him the rovers job!

Why? He's proving at the moment he can't do a job with a sh!t team and no money. Going to Blackburn will only prove he can't do the job with a sh!t team and no money in a lower league. Personally, I don't think he's looking for a job in league 1.

[ClaretTony]

Sunderland's biggest mistake in recent years is constantly hiring and firing managers. I think they need to stick with Moyes, take the hit and go down if necessary, and rebuild.

[bfccrazy]

Sunderland's biggest mistake in recent years is constantly hiring and firing managers. I think they need to stick with Moyes, take the hit and go down if necessary, and rebuild.

Would it be as fun watching Moyes do a PKE again though in the championship with the mackems?

[ClaretTony]

I honestly think they would have been better going down two or three years ago and rebuilding rather than what's going on there. They are a big enough club not to be down fighting relegation every year.

[Colburn_Claret]

I honestly think they would have been better going down two or three years ago and rebuilding rather than what's going on there. They are a big enough club not to be down fighting relegation every year.

I've thought the same for the last few years, but rejecteds revelation that they are 210Mil in debt paints a different picture. Nobody is going to invest money in a club that is hemorrhaging money as bad as that, especially if we are talking about a championship club.
I think a miracle is their only hope.

[Sidney1st]

I've thought the same for the last few years, but rejecteds revelation that they are 210Mil in debt paints a different picture. Nobody is going to invest money in a club that is hemorrhaging money as bad as that, especially if we are talking about a championship club.
I think a miracle is their only hope.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/201 ... -brochure/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

"The American has asked for a down payment of between £150 million to £170 million, but also wants to guarantee he receives another £70 million if the Black Cats stay in the Premier League at the end of the season."

[Bordeauxclaret]

So he's asking for between £150m and £170m then.

[CombatClaret]

Can this thread be closed, looked like breaking news but actually a sad b****rd fan with nothing better to do.

[Sidney1st]

So he's asking for between £150m and £170m then.

I think the debt that the club owe to him is £140 million, he then wants a bit extra on top to sweeten the deal in his favour PLUS the £70 million if they avoid relegation.

He needs a Venky's to rock up and buy the place to get that amount of money.

[Saxoman]

Can this thread be closed, looked like breaking news but actually a sad b****rd fan with nothing better to do.

As with the 9/11 thread, this has took on a life of its own, contrary to my intention.