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I've seen this several times on Facebook;

 

http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20160526/19bbc659e51a4fe7249ffddca2eda476.jpg

 

So I've been replying to the twerps with this!

 

 

 

In those matches;

 

Di Canio;

 

P 7

W 2

D 2

L 3

GD -3

Points per game 1.14

Mussolini tattoos 2

 

Rafa;

 

P 10

W 3

D 4

L 3

GD +4

Points per game 1.3

Mussolini tattoos 0

 

 

Well, thats that sorted, Benito is a superior manager to Rafa.

 

Those thunderc*nts are complete strangers to reality I swear.

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I can safely see them being top 10 next season. Big Sam could be their Peter Ried.

 

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Based on what, are they going to change the pay day players they sign and the ethos of that ramshackle pit of a club (mind there are sure to be a new crim or two about to help them), remember they will not have the drive to better us...their only reason for existence  :iamatwat:

 

I just think some people are a good fit for certain clubs. Big Sam at Bolton for example. I can see him being that kind of fit for the mackems. Bear in mind expectations are to finish above the Mags ftm well durgh and having relegated us and kept them up, well he's the fucking daddy over in mackem land.

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I can safely see them being top 10 next season. Big Sam could be their Peter Ried.

 

:huff:

 

Based on what, are they going to change the pay day players they sign and the ethos of that ramshackle pit of a club (mind there are sure to be a new crim or two about to help them), remember they will not have the drive to better us...their only reason for existence  :iamatwat:

 

I just think some people are a good fit for certain clubs. Big Sam at Bolton for example. I can see him being that kind of fit for the mackems. Bear in mind expectations are to finish above the Mags ftm well durgh and having relegated us and kept them up, well he's the f***ing daddy over in mackem land.

 

OK then....mind if he's the Daddy them Mam must be about 14-15.......  too soon? :-X

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Even if Benitez had a few too many celebratory drinks and suddenly forgot everything good he knows about football, and every single decent player we've got decided they were allergic to black and white shirts, how could anyone seriously suggest we won't have the pick of any player at that level?

 

You will have to be fair although Villa won't be far behind, depends how these new owners are.

 

It's a fantastic appointment and if he's given full control (big if) you'll come back up.

 

 

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I can safely see them being top 10 next season. Big Sam could be their Peter Ried.

 

:huff:

 

Based on what, are they going to change the pay day players they sign and the ethos of that ramshackle pit of a club (mind there are sure to be a new crim or two about to help them), remember they will not have the drive to better us...their only reason for existence  :iamatwat:

 

I kind of agree with HTT here, the form they showed towards the end of the season, was pretty remarkable really. Considering the pressure we were putting on them. They got a little lucky with fixtures in the end, I'll certainly not forgive Everton, Arsenal and Chelsea for the way they helped them to safety but if they had kept that kind of form going through the season, no reason why they couldn't have been around West Ham's level.

 

The fat f***er made some good signings too, that Kone looks like a bit of a beast, putting Kirchoff into midfield was probably the factor that saved them, he looked woeful on his debut at Spuds at CB but was transformed when he moved him into the holding role, that other guy that scored that goal against Chelsea looks decent too. More signings like that, that fit the way he wants to play and they will be a pretty solid unit.

 

The expectations there are minimal, just stay up, that's perfect for fat face, he's under no pressure, has the confidence of the fans and the owners and can play the way he knows to get results. The problems won't start to appear until they start to expect progression. That's what happened at Bolton, they were very successful during his time but the football left a lot to be desired, they were happy initially to put up with that because they were competing at a level well beyond where they were. Once expectations rose, the fan base became more displeased with what was on show. It'll come with Sunderland too, but it'll take some time.

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Fat Sam is fucking shit man. Why the fuck else would he have ended up at Sunderland? Oh yeah...maybe if he was called Allardici he would have been headhunted by Inter Milan or Leicester and won the premier.

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They're not a better than any of the clubs who finished above them. Depends what they do in the summer otherwise rinse and repeat.

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I can safely see them being top 10 next season. Big Sam could be their Peter Ried.

 

Sometimes it's not the best idea to post the first thing that pops into your head.

 

Really can't see that.  I think for the first time in ages, they won't be in a relegation battle for 30 odd games.  But they're not breaking the top ten any time soon. 

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From what I could tell.  Towards the end of the season, Allardyce went with 3 holding midfielders and was relying on Borini and Khazri to create something and Defoe to keep scoring.  Which in fairness, he did.  Is that a formula to use for an entire season?  It sounds similar to Pardew, TBH.  Considering how negative his football is.  Their defensive record was still pretty bad.  Hardly kept any clean sheets if memory serves. 

 

Allardyce is what he is.  A prehistoric, arrogant fuck.  Who thinks he is some sort of genius.  When in reality, he's a land whale, that plays God awful football.  He'll comfortably see you to lower-mid table.  If that's the height of your ambition, then great.  But surely sunderland eventually want more than that?  I think the fans will grow tired of his dross and he'll move on after a short while. 

 

When everyone told me last time we went down.  We would have stayed up if we kept hold of him for longer.  Well, I'd rather take relegation.  His Newcastle team, was as bad to watch as Souness'.  He spent a fair bit and all.  Pretty much all on shite.

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From what I could tell.  Towards the end of the season, Allardyce went with 3 holding midfielders and was relying on Borini and Khazri to create something and Defoe to keep scoring.  Which in fairness, he did.  Is that a formula to use for an entire season?  It sounds similar to Pardew, TBH.  Considering how negative his football is.  Their defensive record was still pretty bad.  Hardly kept any clean sheets if memory serves. 

 

Allardyce is what he is.  A prehistoric, arrogant f***.  Who thinks he is some sort of genius.  When in reality, he's a land whale, that plays God awful football.  He'll comfortably see you to lower-mid table.  If that's the height of your ambition, then great.  But surely sunderland eventually want more than that?  I think the fans will grow tired of his dross and he'll move on after a short while. 

 

When everyone told me last time we went down.  We would have stayed up if we kept hold of him for longer.  Well, I'd rather take relegation.  His Newcastle team, was as bad to watch as Souness'.  He spent a fair bit and all.  Pretty much all on s****.

 

I've always thought he was cupable in part for our eventual relegation.  Look at the players he left us with - Smith, Viduka, Geremi to name three.  All too slow and mostly past their best as well as being on big wages and long contracts which I think also helped create Ashley's flawed transfer blueprint.

 

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From what I could tell.  Towards the end of the season, Allardyce went with 3 holding midfielders and was relying on Borini and Khazri to create something and Defoe to keep scoring.  Which in fairness, he did.  Is that a formula to use for an entire season?  It sounds similar to Pardew, TBH.  Considering how negative his football is.  Their defensive record was still pretty bad.  Hardly kept any clean sheets if memory serves. 

 

Allardyce is what he is.  A prehistoric, arrogant f***.  Who thinks he is some sort of genius.  When in reality, he's a land whale, that plays God awful football.  He'll comfortably see you to lower-mid table.  If that's the height of your ambition, then great.  But surely sunderland eventually want more than that?  I think the fans will grow tired of his dross and he'll move on after a short while. 

 

When everyone told me last time we went down.  We would have stayed up if we kept hold of him for longer.  Well, I'd rather take relegation.  His Newcastle team, was as bad to watch as Souness'.  He spent a fair bit and all.  Pretty much all on s****.

 

By the end they were pretty good defensively, only lost 4 times since the turn of the year.  Kone was an excellent buy

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From what I could tell.  Towards the end of the season, Allardyce went with 3 holding midfielders and was relying on Borini and Khazri to create something and Defoe to keep scoring.  Which in fairness, he did.  Is that a formula to use for an entire season?  It sounds similar to Pardew, TBH.  Considering how negative his football is.  Their defensive record was still pretty bad.  Hardly kept any clean sheets if memory serves. 

 

Allardyce is what he is.  A prehistoric, arrogant f***.  Who thinks he is some sort of genius.  When in reality, he's a land whale, that plays God awful football.  He'll comfortably see you to lower-mid table.  If that's the height of your ambition, then great.  But surely sunderland eventually want more than that?  I think the fans will grow tired of his dross and he'll move on after a short while. 

 

When everyone told me last time we went down.  We would have stayed up if we kept hold of him for longer.  Well, I'd rather take relegation.  His Newcastle team, was as bad to watch as Souness'.  He spent a fair bit and all.  Pretty much all on s****.

 

By the end they were pretty good defensively, only lost 4 times since the turn of the year.  Kone was an excellent buy

 

Were they, or was it just a case of more bodies back gives the impression?

 

I think any team could "look good defensively" playing 7-2-0-1

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From what I could tell.  Towards the end of the season, Allardyce went with 3 holding midfielders and was relying on Borini and Khazri to create something and Defoe to keep scoring.  Which in fairness, he did.  Is that a formula to use for an entire season?  It sounds similar to Pardew, TBH.  Considering how negative his football is.  Their defensive record was still pretty bad.  Hardly kept any clean sheets if memory serves. 

 

Allardyce is what he is.  A prehistoric, arrogant f***.  Who thinks he is some sort of genius.  When in reality, he's a land whale, that plays God awful football.  He'll comfortably see you to lower-mid table.  If that's the height of your ambition, then great.  But surely sunderland eventually want more than that?  I think the fans will grow tired of his dross and he'll move on after a short while. 

 

When everyone told me last time we went down.  We would have stayed up if we kept hold of him for longer.  Well, I'd rather take relegation.  His Newcastle team, was as bad to watch as Souness'.  He spent a fair bit and all.  Pretty much all on s****.

 

By the end they were pretty good defensively, only lost 4 times since the turn of the year.  Kone was an excellent buy

 

Were they, or was it just a case of more bodies back gives the impression?

 

I think any team could "look good defensively" playing 7-2-0-1

 

Well, yeah.  They went from dog s*** to being tough to beat and picked up points along the way. 

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From what I could tell.  Towards the end of the season, Allardyce went with 3 holding midfielders and was relying on Borini and Khazri to create something and Defoe to keep scoring.  Which in fairness, he did.  Is that a formula to use for an entire season?  It sounds similar to Pardew, TBH.  Considering how negative his football is.  Their defensive record was still pretty bad.  Hardly kept any clean sheets if memory serves. 

 

Allardyce is what he is.  A prehistoric, arrogant f***.  Who thinks he is some sort of genius.  When in reality, he's a land whale, that plays God awful football.  He'll comfortably see you to lower-mid table.  If that's the height of your ambition, then great.  But surely sunderland eventually want more than that?  I think the fans will grow tired of his dross and he'll move on after a short while. 

 

When everyone told me last time we went down.  We would have stayed up if we kept hold of him for longer.  Well, I'd rather take relegation.  His Newcastle team, was as bad to watch as Souness'.  He spent a fair bit and all.  Pretty much all on s****.

 

By the end they were pretty good defensively, only lost 4 times since the turn of the year.  Kone was an excellent buy

 

Yeah, he certainly was.  We needed a bruiser like him all season.  Should have got Lascelles in the team earlier than we did. 

 

Fair point on the defensive front.  I was thinking solely clean sheets.  As I think they hardly had any, considering how negative they were. 

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Aye. I'm not an advocate of Allardyce btw, just the facts are there to see with Sunderland 2nd half of the season.  I agree that it probably isn't a sustainable way of playing over a season either

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