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I'm actually just going to wait until sassy women have had their say on the matter. They'll tell me what to think.

 

I'm waiting to hear what savvywoman have to say myself. Sassy women probably would have sparked him out.

 

Ah yeah :lol:

 

:thup:

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Another national paper has come out saying he has previous on this sort of thing towards women- didnt catch the name of the paper reported on 5 live.

http://i2.mirror.co.uk/incoming/article2280617.ece/ALTERNATES/s615/Manager-David-Moyes-shocked.jpg

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Sunderland have given their support to boss David Moyes but say his comments that a BBC reporter might "get a slap" were "wholly inappropriate".

 

Moyes has apologised for what he said to Vicki Sparks after an interview following a draw with Burnley in March.

 

The Scot has also revealed that the club knew about the incident soon after it occurred.

 

"Such actions are not condoned or excused in any way," said Sunderland in a statement.

 

"The exchange between the manager and a BBC reporter was wholly unacceptable.

 

"David recognised this immediately, proactively bringing the matter to the attention of the CEO and apologising to the reporter.

 

"The club also spoke with both a senior figure at the BBC and the reporter personally, expressing its profound regret over what had occurred.

 

"The matter was treated with the utmost seriousness from the outset and the swift and decisive action taken by the club and the manager at the time ensured that it was resolved to the satisfaction of the reporter and the BBC, which was the priority.

 

"With both the BBC and the reporter agreeing that appropriate action had been taken at the time, the club continues to fully support David in his role as manager of Sunderland AFC."

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Wholly unacceptable but carry on in your job anyway.

 

Morals of that club. If they had zero chance of staying up- there may be  different action, but as it is- the chance of survival is more important than doing the right thing-  as it was during the time they covered for the nonce.

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Will be just like them to go and beat Leicester in the second half.

 

This is usually the time they pull some random wins out of the bag to squeeze thier way out of a long overdue relegation again.

 

Happens every season.

 

Oh aye, especially after the past few days. They've been solid defensively of late.

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Kind of set up for it isn't it, however a draw for them is a great result, mightn't be enough in the whole scheme of things but would certainly give them something to latch onto.

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Kind of set up for it isn't it, however a draw for them is a great result, mightn't be enough in the whole scheme of things but would certainly give them something to latch onto.

They need wins now like, draws don't really help them with how far behind they are.

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They genuinely get excited about Lee Cattermole, weird bunch.

 

Understandable when you see what the alternatives are.

 

:lol:

 

What's funny? My mackem housemate has been gasping to have him back. Not that he expected him to play alongside Rodwell & Larsson.

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