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bye bye di canio

• bye bye di canio

• RE: bye bye di canio

  StrumSolo > 23/09/2013, 13:43

  (23/09/2013, 13:40)rustee1 Wrote: yeah it's gonna be tough for them. did you end up betting on them to get relegated. you were pretty sure they would, doubt the price is anywhere near as good now.

  
  Haha, yeah I imagine the odds have shortened. Didn't have a bet though, gutted about that.

• RE: bye bye di canio

  rustee1 > 23/09/2013, 13:46

  shame. then again it's early and the new manager might turn it around and keep them up and end up costing you. not sure that that will happen though.

• RE: bye bye di canio

  StrumSolo > 23/09/2013, 17:33

  (23/09/2013, 13:46)rustee1 Wrote: shame. then again it's early and the new manager might turn it around and keep them up and end up costing you. not sure that that will happen though.

  
  Similar situation to QPR last season with the amount of new faces. Only difference being whoever comes in at Sunderland will have more time to turn things round than Harry Redknapp did. If Di Matteo or whoever can get a couple of early wins than they'll be up in mid-table, QPR were well adrift by the time they sacked Hughes.
  
  Relegation? Tough one to call really. Depends if the main factor in their poor start was Di Canio or the quality of his signings? I guess we'll find out soon enough.

• RE: bye bye di canio

  rustee1 > 24/09/2013, 23:01

  yeah true qpr were as good as relegated when he took over. they are similar in terms of player turnover at start of season, so i'd say it's a mix of that and di canio for the poor start.
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