Who should be the next Sunderland AFC manager?
362513
someone that can see nosworthy is not a footballer cant believe they signed the prat come on the boro
820025
no,you have to give him time.i think he is a good manager.remember you lost your best player this year and it will be very difficult to replace a proven goalscorer.
516133
19 by sunderland (again)
1163453
Niall Quinn is currently in talks to buy the controlling shares in his former club Sunderland from the currant chairman Bob Murrey. As the situation stands it seems to be only a matter of time before the the take over happens, in addition to running the buisness side of the club, spectulation is rife that Quinn will be the next manager
361775
Rooney is a given, Owen as well if he is healthy (hopefully he is!), Peter Crouch seems to be a popular choice, and he provides some serious mis-match situations for defenders, Jermaine Defoe should be going, but doesn't see enough first team time in league play, Dean Ashton would be an interesting choice as a powerful, strong, physical forward, and Darren Bent is a pretty decent choice as well.
1107705
Play 5 across the midfield - Carrick in a central holding role, as he is good at nicking the ball off other players (rather than crunching tackles) and has great vision and passing ability, you could then play both Gerrard and Lampard along side him, which would allow both to make the forward runs that they like, on the left Joe Cole deserves to keep his place, but drop Beckham and replace him with Lennon.  Ecuador have played nice football but both wins against ordinary teams, so a good opportunity to change the formation and gain experience with that new system - this is our last chance to get the team formation right or we will crash out at the next round (assuming we beat Ecuador of course)
948078
Birmingham City because they have money and a deeper squad of players. They also know what it takes to get of this league. I would like to see Preston come up because they have been so consistent over the last few seasons but they always seem to fall at the last hurdle. For this reason I think it will be West Brom. Again they know how to get out of the league, have some decent players and a stronger squad than a lot of teams.I hope Cardiff maintain their form as I think they have a very good manager but I think it will be too hard for them over a full season.
654693
I would say this season probably Shane O'Bree. He has also improved heaps. I think Anthony Rocca has improved greatly and Nathan Buckley is always a star. Although Heath Shaw and Dale Thomas look like great future stars. I just wish Paul Licuria would learn to kick.
458977
after there brief spell in the prem they will have to preform better next season to stay in the championship.\ni will be making the trip up to sunderland next season to see the mighty superhoops kick there butts.
335368
I think Portsmouth will. They are undefeated in the past 6 games with 4 wins and 2 draws. Tottenham's trio of Pedro Mendes, Sean Davis, and Noe Paramot have been lifesavers for Portsmouth and Andres D'Alessandro was an amazing coup by Redknapp. They have the most experienced and most skilled squad from the relegation candidates.
428847
For THIS SEASON ONLY, I would have to say Micheal Owen from Real Madrid to Newcastle for 17m pounds, or Peter Crouch from Southampton to Liverpool for 7m pounds.\n\nStead has done decently for Sunderland, Sunderland just haven't capitalized on his skills beceause of their crap team. They might do much better with him in the Championship though.\n\nPark has been decent for Man U, he's scored a few goals, has got a few assists, and has had some good all-round performances. He's been second(or third) fiddle to Cristiano Ronaldo and sometimes Ryan Giggs, but overall he hasn't done badly adapting to English football.\n\nOwen, however, has not been worth the money Newcastle have paid for him. He's scored a couple of goals for them, yes, but he's gotten himself injured for the whole season and hasn't been a good buy for Newcastle. \n\nCrouch has been a waste of space for Liverpool. The only advantage he has is his height. If he was a foot shorter, we'd all be saying how crap he is.
317293
Wow.. these guys have no idea what they are talking about. They should get Adriano and Torres/Milito as forwards. As for the midfield Riquelme would be a great addition as would Rosicky (maybe the Petrovs too). In defense they should get central midfielders. Two have done well and are young are Chimbonda and Toure.
32551
Alex Ferguson (8 titles in 12 years), \nNistelrooy (best scorer in epl so far), \nRooney (pugnacious ball winner, great passer, and can attack too),\nWes Brown (underrated but gets the job done)\nvan der saar
728880
Franz Beckenbauer. He's already proved himself to be a great player and a good coach,he will definetely do well as the President of FIFA. Moreover i thought his organisation in Germany WC was brilliant. He has good management skills and he will bring abt new changes that will benifit football and also get rid of all the cheating and diving. and also give more attention towards women's football(after all that is football too!!!)
528109
Choices choices. I would have to go with Arsen Wenger (peer pressure)
441003
My vote goes to Peter Shilton. \nHon'ble mentions: Eric Cantona, "Pelé" Nascimento," and "Dixie" Dean.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Shilton
784504
Got to be Harry Rednapp at Portsmouth surely. He's turned relegation candidates into possible EUFA Cup entrants for next year.