Prety sure he wants him out, its not like he is being reintegrated, just hauled out for the likes of Marine. Totally agree he should be playing now, he should be walking into this team at the moment.
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This is where the whole situation in football management needs looking at in my opinion. I am all for people having some job security but it seems a bit strange that if a manager comes in and does a shit job then the only way to get rid of him is to pay him off millions or hope he falls on his sword which of course won’t happen. After all if we did a shit job at work nobody would pay us off a couple of years salary.
Agreed. Top flight especially should be full of performance related clauses. I do wonder if we might have done that with Mourinho. The way he celebrated Europa league qualification after the Palace game felt a bit weird.
It's annoyed the fucking fuck out of me for 20 years,
It's very intersting if you watch the old "Football Years" on Sky Sports. As they progress through the seasons, managers resigned. They weren't sacked unless it was a Venables/Graham scenario where there was gross misconduct.
As the salaries have improved and compensation packages introduced, the idea of a manager, failing to do their job resigning, has vaished.
Who was the last manager to resign from a Premier League job?
Funny feeling it was Santani?
That was 17 years ago.
Considering the shit that OGS, Arteta and Lampard got when they had runs which were like this, the total silence from the media on our recent turmoil is incredible.
Mark Hughes from Fulham? About ten years ago.
That's a good point tbf.
As it stands the stadium is worth about £1bn. If they were to sell now, obviously the debt would be taken into account.
If they sell in the future then of course they will make a large profit.
The new stadium will increase our revenue and make us more competitive in the transfer market, once fans are allowed back.
It's a good thing for THFC.
Interesting, but thats right it used to be much more common. I found this from 2017 - Moyes. Not sure if it was the last one though. To be honest I didn't have any memory of Moyes being at Sunderland!
David Moyes resigns as Sunderland manager without compensation
Sunderland are seeking their eighth manager in six turbulent years after David Moyes concluded a calamitous 10 months on Wearside by resigning
www.theguardian.com
I dunno what choice we've got...
Will we be any better off? He's got Ndombele playing nicely and Son and Harry have been playing out of their minds for large parts of the season. We're in a cup final and still in all the cups. I'm not calling for his head. But I'm not gonna argue that the football we've been playing has been a treat to watch.
Yes we'll be better off. We've finished top 6 for 11 years on the trot, generally getting high 60's in points. That is under managers as poor as AVB and Sherwood. I pretty much guarantee any new manager could do what Mourinho has done whilst playing better football. Its not like we're improving or he's blooding a load of youngsters and building something .
If you bothered to read my replies properly, you'll see that I have already answered that question.
I'll answer it for the 2nd time here: Levy.
Who appointed Pochettino?
Who backed Pochettino to the tune of nearly £100m per year?
Who backed Pochettino when he didn't want a DOF?
Who refused players during the 18 months of no signings?
Will be a costly sacking if he does ... and who is there available to bring in?
If Harry says “I’m not happy” 15m becomes completely insignificant....
Its going to get to a stage where its more costly not sacking him in terms of sponsorship and season ticket sales. I do agree on the who will come in at this stage of the season though.
I've seen several tweets in this direction. Different number of tweets, all pointing towards a roughly 70% saying Jose out. Here's mine.
I really tried, I really did - but with football not seen since Gooner George, no more excuses that it’s not his team, no attacking plan, defensively increasingly worsening. Thank you and goodbye Jose!
I really tried, I really did - but with football not seen since Gooner George, no more excuses that it’s not his team, no attacking plan, defensively increasingly worsening. Thank you and goodbye Jose!
That business case has been trashed - I reckon we lost c.50M in revenue from cancelled concerts, NFL, boxing alone last summer. Include 30 home games and that’s got to be around 250m
If stadiums aren’t full by the start of next season, we are fvcked. Chuck in no CL for two seasons and it’s a gaping whole bigger than Jordan’s cunt
no CL is what we makes me think the Portuguese dwarf will be gone this time next week. Sacking him will cost far less than losing CL money again
Well, I agree that Alli might be valuable asset.
But you make him sound like a role-model professional... while he was almost non-presence under Pochettino as well.
It is not like there would be no issue with the player and coach would just be f**ing him over, while actually there are serious questionmarks over his ability. It has been pointed out over and over again what he lacks as a player fundamentally, but some people just seem to forcefully shut their eyes and ears and yell "It is just bad manager, Dele is perfect. There is nothing wrong with him!!"
I actually would assume that Alli in fact will be sold within 12 month, even if we'd get his best friend as our manager.
I hope he puts in an effort, improves and contributes to the team - it would make me happy, but I don't think we will see this actually happening
All true.
I'm not sure on your view on the stadium. Are you saying it was a bad move to build it ?
Nope. Two points - they didn’t fund it, the club did. It had a solid biz case pre Covid.... but who knows whether that will mean it’s a good or a bad move. If it’s half empty for three years with no other events it’s a terrible move