Ricky Sbragia resigns

thegen

Sbragia did what was required of him after Keane walked out, he kept them in the Premier League. He was never happy with a front of house role. He will be of more benefit to the club in a coaching role not having to deal with the media.

eagle eye

Happy Monday wrote: »

At least he came to the training ground!

As Niall Quinn said tonight Ricky Sbragia stayed on and kept the club up (in spite of a lot of cash spent on bad players by his predecessor) when others walked away.

Well done Ricky!

Did he say this bit?

Or are you adding it in to make it look like he said it?

eirebhoy

mcwhirter wrote: »

I have seen loads of people wearing sunderland tops this year in ireland.

Working in probably every paddy power on the northside of Dublin for 6 or 7 months and I didn't see any. Maybe they were all in Cork but non existent in Dublin.

ctrl-alt-delete

eirebhoy wrote: »

Working in probably every paddy power on the northside of Dublin for 6 or 7 months and I didn't see any. Maybe they were all in Cork but non existent in Dublin.

I havn't seen many in Dublin either as you say, i don't remember seeing any walking around the streets,

But my girlfriend is from Durham and a season ticket holder, i was at a lot of home games this season, and the planes i was on had a lot of people in the jerseys going over to the games,

much more than were travelling for Newcastle, Boro and Darlington - which were the other jerseys i saw.

It has died down quite a bit in recent months though.

mcwhirter

eirebhoy wrote: »

Working in probably every paddy power on the northside of Dublin for 6 or 7 months and I didn't see any. Maybe they were all in Cork but non existent in Dublin.

Maybe sunderland supporters are not the betting type;)

mcwhirter

ctrl-alt-delete wrote: »

I havn't seen many in Dublin either as you say, i don't remember seeing any walking around the streets,

But my girlfriend is from Durham and a season ticket holder, i was at a lot of home games this season, and the planes i was on had a lot of people in the jerseys going over to the games,

much more than were travelling for Newcastle, Boro and Darlington - which were the other jerseys i saw.

It has died down quite a bit in recent months though.

darlington! hehe

Daemonic

eirebhoy wrote: »

Working in probably every paddy power on the northside of Dublin for 6 or 7 months and I didn't see any. Maybe they were all in Cork but non existent in Dublin.

mcwhirter wrote: »

Maybe sunderland supporters are not the betting type;)

Or maybe they all bet with Boyle sports