5 Reasons why Sunderland sacked Tony Mowbray
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- Опубліковано 7 сер 2024
- Discover some of the reasons behind Sunderland AFC's dismissal of Tony Mowbray. A look at some of Mowbray's problems, the cause of the recent run of poor form and what the club expects.
Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:24 - 1) Hitting the Net
3:29 - 2) One Dimensional
5:21 - 3) Slow Transition
6:45 - 4) Weak in the Air
8:00 - 5) Not Enough Points
9:05 - Thank you Tony
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I agree with what you say. I was initially surprised to hear news of the sacking, but in the same breath, suddenly, a lot more hopeful. By the very nature of the sudden loss of Ellis Simms and Ross Stewart early last season, we evolved and developed a unique style of playing, using incredible 'wing force'. This system was so different, it caught many teams unawares and contributed hugely to our final table position. Now, many teams have studied us, and know our system and the element of surprise, has gone. When we did buy strikers, we didn't know how to utilise them but carried on using wing force with teams putting every man behind the ball. We certainly have the talent, and hope aside, feel that whoever we bring in will be well aware of our current limitations. Regarding Tony Mowbray, I grew to really like and respect his values, integrity and attitude and wish him all the best for the future.
Yep, I feel all of that and completely agree. The team need a different tune to sing to keep winning games. Let's see what we get. I think I'm a bit more nervous about how it may turn out than you though.
@@altending I'[ll be nervous iif we lose Jack Clarke in January
Excellent as ever, you have put together a video explaining what I have been telling everyone for ages, but clear and concisely. You forgot to mention Substitution roulette
Yes, I'm sure there are other things, but I have to draw the line somewhere and part of the beauty of things is that opinions will differ wildly. I'm glad you liked it, making it made me a bit sad and I feel as if I've presented our problems as more than they are. Never dull at Sunderland these days.
@@altending By the way I owe you about 58 likes as I have been out shopping and when I came back the feedback on that forum has been brilliant, I hope it generates lots of new subscribers for you, I also posted it on Not 606
John
@@johnfurness2346 Ohh you must be 'Wayne The Punk'. Got it. No problem. I wasn't going to post it, I wasn't sure people would like it. So thank you and fair play. Your likes. It has generated quite the conversation which is part of what we all like about football. Thank you for your steadfast support. I'll try to keep up the quality. I'll have a look at Not606. I can't seem to join the forum, everytime I do the email fails and no one answers the 'mod help' button
@@altending Yes thats me, Wayne scored the only goal apart from Gary Rowell in that game. I can probably get that sorted if you want, the more people get good Sunderland stuff out there the better, and if its better for you fair play as you are putting the work in, the wider the audience the better, no ulterior motive the more quality stuff about the lads the better
Well I don't want to sweep onto Not606 and just look like it's to plaster my vid each week, but it might be nice to be there and reply to people if they want. I do appreciate your support in you posting those vids there and for posting on RTG the other day. I wasn't going to. I was worried it might all go pear shaped, but on the whole people seem to have liked the vid. As things grow, I'm bound to attract some anger from time to time though.
Interesting insightful video, I’m Birmingham fan just having a look at mowbrays past doing my due diligence mowbray seems to be my favourite for our vacant position after Rooney has now bit the bullet. I’ve dropped a like and good luck to your promotion push. KRO💙
Hi there and thanks for taking the time to drop a note. Mowbray is a decent manager. He'll set you straight and get you playing some good football. Some of the issues I highlight were specific to our squad (like being poor at aerials) and won't necessarily be a problem with yours.
He has a good win rate and plays very aggressive attacking football. doesn't concentrate too much on defence and his game plan is a little one dimensional. Subs often make little sense and are just thrown on religiously on the hour mark to try and make an impact.
Overall he'll probably do alright and put you on the right course. GL.
@@altending I'm a Blues fan too and this video was outstanding. I'm feeling very positive about Mowbray now, if he actually comes as seems likely. Great video, all the best for the rest of the season mate 👍
Yep, good, honest guy who will do alright by you. Defo make you top half easily. Good luck. @@OffGridMadMan
Excellent analysis again. I don't watch football analytically, so I appreciate this immensely. Hopefully we can get a better coach in the door soon.
Good to see you back Jesse, spread the word pondside marra. I'm glad you like the videos and it's good to know that they help clarify some things. No idea who the new coach is going to be, but it'll be interesting to see how it all turns out. Please just not the usual Sunderland disaster this time. Can you imagine if Netflix had just kept rolling the cameras these last two seasons? It would have continued to be great tv.
This Is an EXCEPTIONAL video..... Your work and input are second to none and is much appreciated....
Ha'way the Lads
Thank you so much. I do put an awful lot of time into making them, so I'm just pleased people appreciate the work and are entertained by it.
Thanks Alt for stating what people have been doubting, that the board lack ambition. It’s patently obvious in Mowbray’s sacking that success for the club through an attacking style from the team is their goal.
Yes, it was a bit of a surprise to see the club acting so swiftly and decisively. They obviously felt play-offs were slipping out of reach. Rightly or wrongly, it is a definite signal as to KLDs ambitions. Looks like the roller coaster ride is only just beginning to ramp up. Buckle up.
Great analysis this is something we fell into when Ross Stewart was injured the sad fact there was never an alternative way we seamed to want to play no plan B
YesI agree. We found a way to win (as Tony would say) without Stewart, but couldn't seem to find a way out of that style. Big game this weekend.
This is an excellent analysis. Fully agree
Hey, thanks for taking the time to drop a comment. Glad you liked it. Look our for the Leeds tactical review coming out tomorrow.
Great review as always! Really enjoying this channel so far keep it up mate
Ahh good stuff. Do me a favour and drop a sub then or else, just tell everyone you know about the channel. Seriously though, I am very grateful you took the time to make that comment and let me know. It's nice to have positive feedback and know that people appreciate the hours you put into stuff. I'll keep it going as I can. Two game weeks are too tough to cover though, so no WBA one, I'm afraid. The turnaround is too quick.
As ever your analysis has clarified what we have all seen from the Black Cats this season. Really hope the next manager can bring about the changes we would all love to see. We have the players ( with perhaps a strong mid field general missing still ) to have more than Plan A to respond to teams with.
Yes, I agree with all that. Season is finely balanced though. Not sure which way this coin flip will fall. Shame about Mowbray, I liked the fella, but those hard nosed stats are hard to ignore with ambition.
That’s an excellent video, great analysis. Haway The Lads!
Thanks for taking the time to drop a comment. Glad you liked it. Plenty more where that came from.
Been saying this for weeks. As much as I like Mowbray we have clearly not being playing to incorporate a striker. So many occasions I've witnessed strikers, Rusyn, Hemir, Mayenda and not forgetting Jobe who seems to make some of the best runs off the shoulder and into channels, all runs you expect strikers to make but frustratingly the ball never arrives. Whether it's our central midfield or balls out from our defenders bringing the ball out. They never see the pass or are just too used to playing sideways into feet to the likes of Clarke or Roberts. Literally every other team we play against turns the ball around quicker by doing what you highlight in one of your examples. Ball popped over the top or in behind, down the channel and we're suddenly defending a potential goal threat. So frustrating and pretty damn easy to resolve. Even with "raw" strikers. Good piece though 👍
Ty, yes, I don't buy the strikers are too raw to ever score. That can't be the only reason. Some of it has to be about the way we play too. Let's see what the managerial dice roll gives us next. Whatever it is...we'll be here.
I've just come across this video and very insightful! 👏
As a Birmingham City fan, we're chuffed we have TM and his home debut yesterday was positive.
You've got a strong, young squad. What are Sunderland fans thoughts on TM's replacement? From a distance, Beale doesn't seem to be the one who could improve this style of play ?
Good luck for the rest of the season and I hope you make the playoffs ⚽👍
Thanks for taking the time to drop a comment. He'll do alright by you and the football will hopefully be good to watch. Mowbray will make you competitive. Good luck and enjoy.
Total agree with your video. Really liked mowbray but he needed a plan b.
I really wanted him to succeed, but we are somehow more ponderous than last season and it was hard to see where improvement was going to come from. Let's see where we end up now.
Tony Mowbray was a proper defender saw him play for Celtic
I like the man. It was a surprise that he was so hell bent on attacking given his background. I wanted him to succeed here. I wish him all the best, he is one of the few managers that leaves here with a good reputation I think.
Great work! Mixed feelings for me. While I don't think it was that close, I really wish we got Farioli in the summer. It's never easy to get good managers mid-season. That's probably why they're looking at a manager in Sweden where I'm from, where football is dead for half a year or so. Happy to see you're getting some views. Keep it up!
Ahhh well you can tell us if there's any truth in the Hellberg rumours? Good to know I can still keep the long term subs pleased and up to date with stuff. Hope all is well and thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. Let's see who we get next eh?
@@altending Well, the rumour comes from one of our biggest news outlets (not necessarily the most trustworthy though) and it seems too random to have been pulled out of someone's ass. I think it's true that they're interviewing him but he's probably not the only candidate. Got to leave a comment and feed the algorithm to support your efforts
Yes that's right the interactions help. Thank you for that.
A well thought out and intricate dissection of SAFC, however I must admit to preferring it when the analysis is of our latest victory, sadly something we have enjoyed too seldom in the last few months. In brief, the magic had gone from our game. I watched this on the day of upload, but it is now Sunday, after the West Brom game. The first half looked like nothing had changed, but the second half felt as if Doddy's half time talk had simply been making the Lads watch this video 😀 Hopefully the latest result is them back to winning ways and you can look forward to editing videos with a smile on your face again 🙂 Great upload, Liked and Subscribed.
Thank you for thay. Yes, back to video reviews. I might do a new manager vud when they arrive.
I can't cover the WBA game because it's too short a turnaround before Tuesday. Busy week. Hopefully I can do Leeds, but defo on it after that if not.
@altending Your boy Ballard with a great goal 👍 I initially selected him to score any time but swapped him for Ouchiche. I screamed like a burnt cat when his shot rocketed off the post 😢 😀
@@MrRipsaw1 I forgot to put my bets on and was a little crestfallen when Ballard put it in the net for missing it.
Brilliant analysis Trenchy 👍 spot on with everything you said there. I loved Moggas time here, played some of the best football I've seen since Reidys day, but this is a results driven business, and results have not been good enough.
Next appointment will be a risk, a young coach from the continent for sure. I'm hoping for Will Still myself, and hopefully we'll find out soon enough who it is... I have no faith in Dodds
Yep, I agree with all of that. Glad you enjoyed the vid. Spread the word marra.
TM is a great Manager, he'll do well at Brum and he would of done well at Sunderland if given real backing and a decent chance. I think both teams league position at the end of the season will show this was a massive error of judgment by Sunderland. I'm not a Sunderland fan but if I were I'd want John Eustace in replacement. You can't change your Manager every season and expect success. Look at Alex Ferguson at Man Unt or Jimmy Hill at Coventry City, they started off slow but went on to make them massively successful clubs for years and years. I'm guessing being one of the smallest clubs in the north of England Sunderland are under huge pressure to look good next to the Giants of Newcastle Unt, but they should just be themselves and not worry about how much better and classier the likes of Newcastle Unt or Coventry City FC for example are. I think they will live to regret this sacking. Go Jossy's Giants!!!
Great video, I have been talking about how much more effective we are against high pressing vs low block teams for weeks. Ultimatley we have just become far too one dimensional, easy to predict and easy to nullify. Shame to see him go but I think it was clear he had taken us as far as he could, was inevitable he'd be in trouble when we hit a rough spell.
Yes, I feel that the board were just hovering, waiting for an excuse to shove him, but if they want to get promoted, then I sadly think they had to. Roll the dice and try to make it. Might fail, but we increasingly didn't look like making it. I too wanted to see Tony succeed. He leaves with head held high.
Good to see I'm justifying the subscription. Tell everyone.
Great as ever Ten Trenches
Thank you. A controversial topic mind. Got to try and explain it though.
Great work as usual. I really like TM, but this isn't a popularity contest. He'll definitely be remembered in a positive light, and that's right for me. Onward and upward.
Glad you liked it. Good to hear from you and nice to know I can still keep the long time subscribers happy with the quality of what I do. Thank you for dropping in again.
Birmingham fan here, great video if he comes to us. I hope he can at least get us the top half of the championship
Thanks for dropping by and leaving a comment. He should be very capable of doing that for you.
What a video you are spot on ,
Shame we went on to replace him with a terrible manager. It has all left fans with little confidence about the future.
Brilliant video as per - the best football we have played this season was with jobe as the false 9 - the new boss must impose a style that gets the 9 involved in whatever capacity (target man or getting in behind).
Hey, Hey...look at this. Jobe plays false nine today and we overturn a very good West Brom side. Come take my place Sir. Good to hear from you.
@@altending jobe’s best position definitely lies further forward then the 8’s - great minds think alike 😎
Very good analysis 💯
Excellent to hear. Makes all the difference to the algorithm that you take the time to comment and tell me that. At least that's what people say. I'm just grateful people tell me they like what I'm doing, encourages me to keep going.
Thank you Tony and thank you AltEnding for the Video :)
A pleasure and good the see you in the comments again. Nice to know I am still pleasing the long time subs who have seen this channel grow from before the reviews started. Cheers.
Your forgetting to add that the strikers we have aren't good enough to press or trouble a defence, perhaps mowbray realised that !, whomever gets the job will not find it easy with what we have, , this squad is not ready to challenge for promotion, mowbray will sadly be missed
Maybe you are right, we will never know either way. It's gonna be hard for someone new to hit the ground running and deliver this season. I think Mowbray is one of those rare managers who has left with immense good will and gratitude of the support base. Good luck to him, decent fella.
@@altending i couldn't agree more, it'll be tough whoever comes in
Superb video providing easy to digest reasons for his dismissal & re-assurance that the board and KLD are focussed on delivering promotion ASAP. Any thoughts on who would make the best appointment from the names in the frame currently?
Well I submitted an application of my own, but under a made up name - Kim Hellberg. Let's see how I do?
Thank you also for the kind words on the video and glad to see I am justifying that sub. Spread the word marra.
Great video but I never thought I would hear someone complain about too many crosses from the goal line
Good analysis.
Agreed - Mowbray was always a safe pair of hands for short-term stabilisation.
He was the only member of staff, on the playing side, who didn't fit the new model of young, progressive and high potential.
Expect to see a manager who resembles the players we've purchased. Largely unknown, highly technical and ready to grow alongside the club.
Yes, I think they did and either they couldn't get the man they wanted or else they were a little bothered by the amount of support Tony had when the rumours surfaced. I think, on reflection, he was always on a short rope and it did seem they club were waiting for a chance to move on in the 'plan'. At least he's one of the few managers who has left with a fond reputation though.
Clarke said it was Dodds tactical masterclass against Southampton (Jobe may gave said that too)!
Loved every minute of Mowbray's tenure... Can't help but think a number of issues you raise are due to the "model" and not Mowbay at all, we will find out.
I had such high hopes this season for Clarke(he's not disappointed)... He-Man and Ekwah.
I enjoyed it too. He leaves with his head held high and the unusual position of the general good wishes of the fans. Good luck to him. Good to see you have adopted the He-Man name, I hope he scores so I can start using it more. Thanks for watching and taking the time to drop a comment.
TM arrived to steady the ship, but over-achieved immediately. Great to watch! First season back in the Championship & I was happy to just survive from the AN debacle!
Yes, it turned out much better than expected, but this all just means a higher bar. We weren't going to make it. Let's see where the dice role leaves us in the New Year.
I agree with a huge ammount of your analysis (have you ever considered applying for a managers job?) but we are currently 6th and the next manager has the job of finishing where we are now in the table as I reckon the board had 6th or higher as the target for the season. That's an unusual position to come into as most new managers face avoiding relegation or moving up 8 or 9 places up the table. This is a great job for someone with some tactical nous. Like I said (do you fancy it)?
Taking over a team already in the play off places is a special opportunity for someone as most will forget this fact if we start the first game of next season in the premier league and will hail the new manager as a miracle woker. As it stands and if the season ends tonight we would have a 1 in 4 chance in the lottery of the play offs which would be no miracle if we won.
Managers/coaches who have ambitions to be PL managers should be queuing up to be the next Sunderland coach.
I did apply for the job...shhh. I just made up a name - Kim Hellberg. Let's see how I do.
Hopefully we make that a priority to get the ball off our feet quicker than what we’ve done in the past. Robert’s I think is a big one that has to be willing to adopt that mentality. I know he’s talented but there’s no reason he should be on the ball as much as he usually is. Get it and move it.
Yes, wise words. I think we all know, players included, know what we need to do. They are talented and can adapt. It doesn't feel like the manager appointment is imminent.
He used the same style of play at Blackburn it’s depressing to watch.
ahhh to be fair he gave us some of the best performances any of us have seen in 30 years. There were some real high points and quite a lot of them, but we looked to have run out of steam and ideas. It's done now, imagine if the next appointment goes wrong. Hell on.
Yes, on point again Alt.
Alright. Still able to please the loyal viewers. Glad you liked it. A lot of work went into that and good to see you back in the comments, it lets me know I'm still doing a decent job.
Another great video .have you not thought about putting you're name in the hat for manager . Everything you say makes sense.
Yes. I submitted an application, but I did it anonymously. I just made up a name - Kim Hellberg. Let's see how I do.
Great insight. Intrepid blues fan. 🤨
Glad you liked it. Decent manager Mowbray. He'll sort you out and make you competitive. Quite a few of his problems for us were very squad dependent, but if you pick some of the match reviews I did from pre-December (some wins, some losses), an odd pre-season one and some from the end of last season, you'll get a very good idea of how he will play. Enjoy and I hope he does well for you.
Nice I’ll look into that. How’s jobe fairing
And good luck today
Very good. Amazed you let him go. Your owner must have wanted to pocket some cash before he sold up? Sometimes, he holds on to the ball too long and makes the wrong choice, but he's only just turned 18 and is probably the best 18 yr old I've seen. If it wasn't for his brother, he'd be talked about a lot more.
Sadly the Baddies won convincingly. Gulf in class was evident..even though we played below par.
This is off the scale good.
Tell this to everyone you know. Thanks for dropping the comment, really encouraging to know its worth the time I put in.
Excellent piece.
Thank you. always a tricky thing to comment on, the sacking of a manager.
Its been really obvious that we have "learned" to play a style that doesn't rely on strikers, and so our goals are often/always cracking bits of play or good hits. Adding a striker back in to the mix without any changes to the style has been quite clear. I even suggested we went back to no strikers for a while to boss games, as its when we play best - and then maybe bring strikers on for 20 mins at the end when we're well on top, to nick goals. Its an awful solution, but in the absence of other ideas.....
I feel really bad for Mowbray, it was a good spell overall and by no means was I calling for his sacking. As you say though, what are the club's true ambitions - sounds like they wanted to replace him earlier but couldn't due to decent results.
Yes, I think you are right. I wanted Mogga to succeed here, alas it was hard to see how we would improve in recent games. His answer seemed to be just more attack, it needs variety as well though. I hope we see him back at the club if/when we get a day out at Wembley sometime. Nice guy, did well for us.
Mad decision. Especially when they had nobody lined up to replace him and ended up with a complete knacker.
It does seem like they were unprepared to appoint. Then they appoint someone with a win rate no better than Mowbray, but a hell of a lot less experience. Strange choices.
I totally understand why we did it. Even if I disagree, but the fact they done it without having a replacement in straight away is worrying.
It's like Sunderland of old. 🤦♂️
Yep. Feels like they were always waiting for an excuse to get rid of him. Let's see who we get next week.
The guy did a brilliant job but the fact that we were looking at other options in the summer tells us the powers that be didn't see him as a long term appointment. His sacking didn't come as a total shock. His post match interview on Saturday in which he stated he was a development manager and cited Burnley as a cautionary tale about going up too early the inference was promotion wasn't to high on his agenda sealed his departure. and i think he knew it.
His sacking was harsh in light of his whole tenure at the club but there was a certain amount of justification for it. .
Yeah, I think his time was always borrowed from the summer when the board were rumoured to be looking for someone else. It seemed like the first misstep and they'd get shot of him.
On Burnley, their problem is that their best players were loaned from other teams (Maatsen, Tella, Harwood-Bellis) or aging and leaving (Barnes & Weghorst). They got promoted with a side that meant they had to spend £80 million just to stand still. If we went up it would be spent on improving the squad...something Burnley have not been able to do.
Mowbray was trying to point out it's a long term project. By bringing in potential strikers instead of a proven one, side lining Pritchard to give younger players game time , selling Batth when he could have been good cover this is also the way the owners see it. .We are going to have set backs so to sack Mowbray over when his record says he didn't deserve it seems a bit hypocritical.. He he was never the man they wanted in the first place. It also explains why Neil was right to leave , he wasn't comfortable with the long term plan..
Good analysis
Ty and good to see I am justifying your subscription. Still approving after a few months obliges you to tell everyone you know you understand? Seriously though, I am grateful for the kind comments, people tell me it helps with some sort of rhythm? Mostly, It's just nice to know I'm hitting the right note in what I'm doing.
Great video!
Thank you. Hard to get right, always emotive and controversial getting rid of a manager.
Given the players he had at his disposal, Mowbray exceeded what could have been expected. He has a track record of achievement with players that are below par. The board thought sacking him and bringing in the ex-Rangers man would result in much better performances. That went well didn't it?
Brilliant as ever. Show this to Moggas mouthy e teammates.
Ahh I like the man. He gave us some wonderful moments, but it was hard to see where the improvement was going to come from in the way we were playing. We move on, destiny waits for no one.
@@altending yeah, a good fella but his mate Slaven was giving our owners grief. To be expected I suppose
Spot on
Cheers marra. Good to see you in the comments as usual. Interesting times eh.
mowbray did well and he deserved another chance this season. but like you said we are too predictable and no plan b at times. But i enjoyed his time.
I liked the fella. I wanted him to succeed and at times we played amazing football, but it was hard to see just how we were going to get better recently. It looked increasingly like we weren't going to make it. He leaves in the rare position of being almost universally thought well of amongst the supporters. Good luck to him.
Excellent, once again but I do think that this season will be something of an anomaly insomuch as, because the top four are beginning to look like they're going to completely run away with things and could open a massive gap, I think that five and six might get into the playoffs with ridiculously low points totals. Anybody else of ten or so below them seem capable of beating each other.
Could be wrong, like. 😂
Yes, it looks like Leeds upward are going to breakaway with it. the three previous lowest points total to claim 6th spot in the last decade are 69, 70 and 72. The 69 was us last year. So even these totals we were on course to miss. I hope you are right though. I'll take every piece of hope to help us I can. Thank you for the nice comment. Plenty more on the channel to get your teeth into.
Many of these problems seem to me to be down to players not doing the job properly rather than managerial incompetence.
Some of the problems are certainly squad specific, not the players not doing things, more limitations of the squad, young, until recently a lack of height in defence...that kind of stuff. There are other things that will recur for you lot - poor use of subs, over focus on all-out attack, occasional lack of a plan B. Take a look at some of the games I reviewed prior between December this year and last. The more recent ones are better in tactical breakdown. Pick some wins and losses and you'll get a feel for his teams and what issues were a Sunderland specific thing
I agree with every point
Because you are a discerner of wise words and quality content. Spread the word marra.
good video
Hey thanks for that. I'm glad you liked it and even happier you took the time to let me know it means a lot to get positive feedback.
Brilliant👏
Gerrin! Tell everyone.
Changing the formation and playing 4-4-2 would have worked for him 😮
We shall never know. Let's see what the next fella does. Always eventful and Sunderland isn't it?
How many home games did we lose under him? Cheers for the memories, Tone. But onwards and upwards (hopefully).
Ahhh a Washy lad like myself. Welcome. I grew up in Concord - long time ago mind. Yes, it felt like he'd taken us as far as he could go. Always onwards, who knows if the next appointment will be upwards.
@@altending A long time ago? I was drinking in The Spec in 1978, 45 years ago (And in Chester Front Street every Friday, 50 years ago). Still drink in Concord, mainly The Tavern (The New Inn). Keep it going with the videos 👍👍👍
I had my first pint in the Spec in about 1991 or something.@@WashingtonSAFC I also recall doing the Front st crawl in Chester-le-St. Also had a few afternoons doing Gateshead High St. Used to hang out in classy joints me.
More than happy to take him at Birmingham. KRO
Solid manager, consistent 40% win rate, will sort you out.
"Mobray was hired in a time of need..." and guess what circumstances the next manger will be hired under?
No matter the sport, the coaching carousel is a cruel mistress. I hope we can step off that terrible ride with the next manager.
Yes it is cruel. I hope the next one stays too, because that will mean we're successful. Never a dull moment these days is it. Thank you for taking the time to drop a comment, I very much appreciate it.
Give Jobe back to us.
Not really sure why you sold him. Overdoes some things and occasionally picks the wrong option, but the best 18yr old I've ever seen. If it were not for his brother he'd be on the back of every paper in the country. Can you imagine if he scores the winner against the Mags?
@@altending hope he scores for you and you win. I think we had no money behind us when we sold him.
Looks like he's going to Newcastle?
He left us as he wanted first team action. We also didn't have solid enough backing me thinks. Although I may be wrong.
Have you sent your cv in for the vacant manager's job?
Yes, but I did it anonymously - put it in under the name Kim Hellberg. Let's see what happens.
Why, why, why I man
Sacked him for one reason...he asked for more experienced players...the owner dosnt want to spend ...beale got the job because he knows he can't ask for experienced players ...beale at rangers...now look how they are doing ...hes a yes man clown
V Huddersfield - 18 goal attempts; 9 on target
V Plymouth 18 goal attempts; 5 on target
V Swansea 24 goal attempts; 3 on target.
Stop making Speakman’s case for him. We made plenty of scoring chances. But the inexperienced, inept strike force he bought in the summer aren’t up to the job.
We over rely on Clarke and Roberts because the forwards aren’t cutting it.
He will do an excellent job @ Birmingham City . And Sunderland will be made to look very stupid , for sacking him . The only problem with them is , they rely too much on Jack Clarke . Very much a one many team . No creativity in midfield . Poor strikers & an inability to finish games off
You take the biscuit!!!!!
Hopefully aldi rich tea replaced with one of those posh foreign ones, with the large slab of chocolate in the middle. The sort you get if the neighbours are coming round
As the first section shows, all the breakaways had run out :(
Yeah, teams happy to box us in and we didn't have another plan. Sad, I wanted him to succeed.
I hope Sunderland have enough points to avoid relegation.
Surely a joke?
Yes and no. IF Beale had been in charge from the start of the season then IMO it wouldn't have been beyond the realm of possibility given the competitiveness of the league.
@Dabmonger ahh I see. Yes. It does seem to fail at being a better appointment. We can only live in hope, but it's the hope I can't stand.
@altending Happy New Year. I'm a Rangers fan, but I'll be delighted if Beale is a success at Sunderland. I mean that.
However, if he turns out to be the fraudster / dud I think he is, at least you won't have him in charge too long.
Whatever happens ... I hope you make top 6.
Hey thanks for stopping by hope you liked the vids in any case. Let's see how he does...mediocre start thus far;@@DABmonger
Mowbray is a thinker. Yeah it’s too complicated. Ease up.
He did a good job with us and I think we'd have done better against Newcastle if he were still out manager. I liked him.
I like Sunderland we can't score either
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Ahh hope you liked the vid. I used your club as an example twice in good faith of doing something well.
Why, because he gets the sack wherever he goes.
Well in football almost everyone ends up getting the sack, most of the time. He leaves with a good reputation at least. Most don't even get that.
i lilked this video to continue supporting the channel but i dont like this video also haha. all the teams will have less points and more losses who reach the playoffs this year. its a much more even and stacked championship than there has ever been. also tony mobrays teams that hes coached have all had a different style and look. he knows how to play different football. i get very frustrated with the fact theres no through balls etc i stand there and complain to whoevers will listen every match about the lack of it. but hes coaching the players to their strengths. if you try impliment an entire new system and unsettle the team at this point in the season there is 0 chance of us making the playoffs. our lads dont have the brains for it yet. they arnt used to the style. they will lose confidence in themselves to execute. and when things go tits up they will revert back to what they know. the sacking of mobray is the wrong choice at this point in the season. its suicide.
Hey there. Thank you so much for that especially as you don't agree. I think you are right about the new coach, I think unless we are very lucky and get someone very skilled that the change may well be too disruptive, but who knows. I liked Tony, I wanted him to succeed here, but I know he wasn't in their long term plan and I was trying to understand why they pulled the trigger now. I hope I didn't present too negative a picture, I generally try to see the positives, but we were certainly struggling to improve. Will it be any different under a new guy? who knows. I'll do my best to try and deduce what's going on. I won't always be right, but stick with me and I'll do my best to entertain as well.