Could be trouble ahead at the SoL

Suggestions are that Sunderland's owners sounded out a coach from the continent during the close season and Mowbray rightly is not happy at this revelation.
 
When he left Blackburn we got.. Darragh Lenihan & Ryan Giles.. happy for us to pick up Dan Neil & Aji Alese off Sunderland
 
Rofesleg said:
I think he'd walk before he was booted.
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I've said Chris WIlder.. but this guy.. he looks like a cross between Peter Reid and Kevin Philips..
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The usual rubbish from their fans - as if someone is going to walk into the SOL and sprinkle magic dust to turn them into promotion material?
Maybe another little known Scottish Coach or someone from EFL II.

Will Mowbray see out this season?

Anyone agree. If I was Mowbray I would walk tonight. Agreed.
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Pressure is on.
He`s not the only manager in that position - is he?
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Sunderland bidding on strikers but can't afford 'ridiculous' fees

Sunderland's lack of a cutting edge was exposed in their opening weekend defeat against Ipswich Town
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[Extract].

........."I don't want to keep banging the drum but I do think we need more options at the top end of the pitch, and I know the club is trying really hard to do that. I saw [former Sunderland star] Kevin Phillips on the telly there, and I think if we had had Kevin Phillips there today then we would have won quite comfortably.
"But the club is trying really hard. We are putting bids in for players.

"It's hard to find strikers - worldwide, it is really difficult at the moment. As some of the clubs in the Premier League are finding, if they are going to get a striker they are going to have to pay a ridiculous amount of money.

"Well in this league, some of the strikers are going for ridiculous amounts of money and we don't have ridiculous amounts of money. Instead of the first choice one that you want, you might be looking at the third or the fourth choice.

"We have to get on with it. Hopefully, there will be more attacking options in the building in the next week or two, and they will have to then settle in."

Sunderland have got players to come back, with Ross Stewart due to return from a long-term injury at the end of September while new addition Bradley Dack will soon be introduced into the side when he is up-to-speed. Mowbray said: "I think we're going to get stronger.

*Apparently the Blunderland owner has a penchant to bring in young players - but reading between the lines, Mogga may be looking for experience, especially up front?​
 
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