Doesn"t seem to long ago i was at the game and we were 4-0 down to them at half time , now look where they are! Got nothing against them actually, proper club with good fans, but reason im posting was to say how lucky we were to get sir roy and not take a chance on coleman, as some were mentioning on here when we were looking ! I never really rated him as a manager, had a few top players with wales to work with, and never forgave him for wanting cardiff to beat us in the league cup semi final few years back, i think we dodged a bullet in staying well clear of him!

I will have him forever in the tower, traitors gate, for the cardiff comment, along with wrighty for the arsenal celebration, dougie for the leaving us at the drop of a hat,(or pound note), and dowie for the clowns episode, although that did turn in to a proper circus! clive allen for the qpr celebration that literally caused a riot can be forgiven, as it was a great day out!

I’ve borne the same grudge from the moment I heard him say it on TV that evening, so I’m pleased to read that I’m in good company. Git (him, not you!!)

Edited by YT (22 Apr 2018 5.57pm)

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yes, i always thought a neutral stance would have been the way to go on that tv night, him being welsh and manager, and a bit of loyalty to us, but alas no such class!

Colemans managerial record is about as clever as a certain Mr Pardew and no coincidence that the pair of them are so far up their own backsides you would think they are as good as Guardiola!It makes it all the more funny when they fail in every job they get.

Not sure about the comment that Sunderlands fans are good, every time i have seen them on telly, the ground empties if they go two down, they only get behind the side if they are winning