| Big Sam 19:30 - May 23 with 1918 views | BigKindo |
Resigns at Palace. |  | | |  |
| Big Sam on 19:32 - May 23 with 1907 views | 442Dale |
Back to Sunderland? |  |
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| Big Sam on 20:50 - May 23 with 1703 views | DevonDale |
| Big Sam on 19:32 - May 23 by 442Dale |
Back to Sunderland? |
Or West Ham? |  | | |
| Big Sam on 21:42 - May 23 with 1603 views | scarrow |
Retires it seems |  |
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| Big Sam on 06:42 - May 24 with 1451 views | 1mark1 |
One of the best ever managers iIMHO ever in the game, but also one of the most corrupt.
Who knows what he could have done with England. What he achieved at Bolton was remarkable. |  |
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| Big Sam on 09:45 - May 24 with 1311 views | nordenblue |
| Big Sam on 06:42 - May 24 by 1mark1 |
One of the best ever managers iIMHO ever in the game, but also one of the most corrupt.
Who knows what he could have done with England. What he achieved at Bolton was remarkable. |
Within a game riddled with corruption hes just one amongst many,agree totally about your post hes a decent manager and always seems very open in post match interviews etc too rather than the usual cliche crap | | | |
| Big Sam on 10:09 - May 24 with 1277 views | midlandsdale |
Dont disagree and his consistent record at smaller clubs is very impressive. Interesting to put him up against the likes of Moyes and Pardew who are more pc but less on results.
He is seen by the establishment as being too brash and northern especially at the fashionista clubs and I was surprised to see him get the England job. Sadly for him and probably for all of us he messed that up. Palace was just a soul laundry for him to prove he could still do it and to make sure that the England fiasco wasn't the last thing he did or was remembered for. Even if he had won the league with Palace, his legacy will always be the England fiasco. |  | | |
| Big Sam on 10:40 - May 24 with 1243 views | SaxonDale |
| Big Sam on 10:09 - May 24 by midlandsdale |
Dont disagree and his consistent record at smaller clubs is very impressive. Interesting to put him up against the likes of Moyes and Pardew who are more pc but less on results.
He is seen by the establishment as being too brash and northern especially at the fashionista clubs and I was surprised to see him get the England job. Sadly for him and probably for all of us he messed that up. Palace was just a soul laundry for him to prove he could still do it and to make sure that the England fiasco wasn't the last thing he did or was remembered for. Even if he had won the league with Palace, his legacy will always be the England fiasco. |
Agree with all of that, except for Pardew being seen as more PC. Pardew's potty mouth has caused him a fair bit of trouble, despite clubs spending ages trying to improve his media appearance. |  | | |
| Big Sam on 11:31 - May 24 with 1168 views | Yorkshire_Dale |
Can't see FatHead retiring just yet,the lure of the ££££ will get too much. | | | |
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| Big Sam on 12:45 - May 24 with 1109 views | boromat |
He's going for the Arsenal job.
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| Big Sam on 13:15 - May 24 with 1073 views | chalkyncfc |
He probably wants to spend 'more time with his family' so expect to see him unveiled as the Sunderland manager next week | | | |
| Big Sam on 13:20 - May 24 with 1060 views | roccydaleian |
| Big Sam on 13:15 - May 24 by chalkyncfc |
He probably wants to spend 'more time with his family' so expect to see him unveiled as the Sunderland manager next week |
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