Will Hess become manager of Sunderland AFC?

Wayne.Kerr

Wayne.Kerr

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Ellis Short has agreed to sell the club to an international consortium headed by Eastleigh FC owner, Donald Stewart. Stewart bought Eastleigh six years ago; back then Eastleigh had 32 season ticket holders and attendances averaged a couple of hundred. The club now boasts more than 1,500 season ticket holders with attendances topping 2,000. Since Stewart acquired Eastleigh, he has run the club on a debt-free basis; now there's a thing.

Coleman has been released from his contract; so, perhaps there's a chance that Hess could step up to the plate.
 
...Or perhaps Mad Dog?

He had an Eastleigh connection, albeit for 14 games only.

Sunderland need a short (not Ellis) sharp shock and Allen always seems to succeed in that respect although only in the short term.;)
 
Odds must be short on the Black Cats tempting Paul Cook away from Wigan. He`s an ideal candidate and would handle the pressure well.
 
GillsBluenose said:
...Or perhaps Mad Dog?

He had an Eastleigh connection, albeit for 14 games only.

Sunderland need a short (not Ellis) sharp shock and Allen always seems to succeed in that respect although only in the short term.;)
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I think you've missed the point
 
Wayne.Kerr said:
Paul Cook, Hess or the sale of Sunderland?
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Clearly he is referring to your suggestion that Hessenthaler would be a serious candidate for Sunderland manager. When Sunderland look for a big name manager, they won't on the basis of the number of letters in their last name.
 
Jan Vennegor of Hesselink or Forbes Phillipson-Masters. Now there's a couple of big name managers.
 
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