Parkinson

Yeah Wyke increasingly looks like an average league 1 player. I liked him at City but in truth he has no real USP to his game.

 

And some on here complain about City's play. The matches I've watched this season were far more entertaining than that rubbish.

 

I've been reading the Sunderland forum since PP went there, the vitriolic abuse he has received is unbelievable. This was during a period where he will have sorted out non-PP players. Now, their tune has changed.

 

Wonder if the Sunderland fans are still bitching now :

 

Happy to see him do well.

 

A very convincing 3 - 0 home win I wonder if the fickle Mackem's are bitching now.

 

Seems to be winning people round

https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/sunderlands-turnaround-confounded-everyone-could-17765281?t

 

Sunderland were in a bad way when he took the managers job, but not the basket case that Bolton had become. the way Parkinson has them going it wouldn't surprise me if he didn't take Sunderland up as Champions.
Credit to the man, looking back at some of the comment a few have a fair bit of egg on their faces.

 

Weird eh. Team starts winning, fans suddenly like manager. What a surprise

 

Hmmmm........

 

The benefit Phil Parkinson has had over Stuart McCall is he had a bit more time to turn Sunderland around now he looks to be doing so the Sunderland fans seem to have less to say.....................what a surprise.
I hope Stuart McCall can be just as successful as Phil Parkinson at Sunderland, which he should be as he has more knowledge about his/our club that any other manager..................bar Phil Parkinson.

 

How many runs do?

 

So no good runs don't make a manager either ?, if at first he does not succeed bring him back for another go or three ?.

 

Whar does four promotions and a major final with a division two club make him

 

I bet you detested those 5/6 great seasons under "The Special On" a promotion, two Wembley Finals, great wins over the likes of Aston Villa, Arsenal, Watford, Wigan, Watford being the only team outside the top flight and rewriting the football history books, WOW little old Bradford City.
Let's not forget that great FA Cup run starting by knocking over the likes of Halifax, Dartford and Millwall then a certain Chelsea after coming back from a 2 goal deficit scoring 4 yes 4 great goals not a fluke amongst them unlike Cahill's Bradford City being the only English club to kick Chelsea's arse at Stamford Bridge.
Robbie Fowler saying that night on Match Of The Day, Bradford City's win at Stamford Bridge was in his opinion the biggest giant killing game in the history of the FA Cup Jermaine Jenas agreeing with him, maybe on reflection you're right the vast amount of Bradford City fans were well and truly taken in, lets hope Stuart McCall can bring the club half as much success, then both you and Stuart can crow about his achievements as a manager.

 

The Special One, The Chosen One, I can't remember what we were chanting that day at Stamford Bridge, one of the best experiences of my footballing life when watching Bradford City at Chelsea.
A shame you pass no comment with regards the rest of my reply, not unexpected mate your bias comment with regards Phil Parkinson and Stuart McCall is unbelievable, but I respect your lone voice in the wilderness