West Oxon U’s
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What a good idea, they should be able to find the compo required to "prise" him away!Robbo will be bookies favourite
I tell you what. Give us £5m and they can have him.Robbo will be bookies favourite
Sacking Parkinson is the usual "clearing the decks" move that precedes a new owner coming in - although as that appears to be Sartori and his clan - who appointed Parkinson - it is pretty weird. Therefore I reckon it is someone else with plenty of bucks - Sunderland are in a strong position in the league - & they will come in to fund a load of big money players in January.
Probably see Stewart back at the Kassam in the new year - maybe just not as a spectator?
Sacking Parkinson is the usual "clearing the decks" move that precedes a new owner coming in - although as that appears to be Sartori and his clan - who appointed Parkinson - it is pretty weird. Therefore I reckon it is someone else with plenty of bucks - Sunderland are in a strong position in the league - & they will come in to fund a load of big money players in January.
Probably see Stewart back at the Kassam in the new year - maybe just not as a spectator?
Fascinating piece by Aiden McGeady about being left out under Parkinson.
McGeady opens up about Parkinson fallout and why he was left out
"I could write a book on the things that have happened under Phil Parkinson"www.chroniclelive.co.uk
I thought one of the unwritten rules of football was never criticise other clubs or managers whether it's a club you've just left or an opponent, as fate often conspires to put you back in the same team again.That conversation he recounts could have been written for Little Britain. Cheers, I'd like to read Parkinson's view of it but an interesting read nonetheless.
I thought one of the unwritten rules of football was never criticise other clubs or managers whether it's a club you've just left or an opponent, as fate often conspires to put you back in the same team again.
Can't remember who it was a few years ago, had a terrible relationship with a manager at one club, managed to leave and join another club, only for the manager to be sacked by the first club and join the second club.
Perhaps McGeady is thinking at 34 he is hardly starting out. Was he one of the overpaid stars that Sunderland have been trying to get rid of for years?
Fascinating piece by Aiden McGeady about being left out under Parkinson.
McGeady opens up about Parkinson fallout and why he was left out
"I could write a book on the things that have happened under Phil Parkinson"www.chroniclelive.co.uk