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Have you got a link to where he says this? Cheers

Taylor-moore got to be one of the three? Unless Pearson is counting him as already gone

3 managers/head coaches I really like and reckon they would be good. Trouble is they’ve all moved jobs fairly recently. Rob edwards. (Not going to get as just gone Luton) Paul warne (just gone derby so ain’t going to get) Michael duff at Barnsley. Was quality at chelt now doing really well at Barnsley. We all know money is tight so no point appointing a high profile manager in same ilk as Pearson eg wilder. He left boro after moaning of lack of funds there let alone here. A coach willing to work with squad he’s got and try and coach them better rather than just demand new players all the time. A left field option would be Justin Cochran, really highly thought of at Man Utd and at the fa. Now head of coaching at Brentford.

Swindon and Cardiff both been in the prem. Cardiff twice. Although swindon before lansdowns time

4 rbs. Simpson, Sykes, Wilson, Tanner. One he later had to release!!!

So is the above lansdowns fault? Poor decesion making at the top of the club throughout the years?

Sunderland 2nd goal sums us up under Pearson. Vyner got the blame and yes he does get best easy but we are so open. should be making teams play around us not through us. Vyner is left one v one right infront of our goal. No protection from midfield, no sign of rwb and where has Naismith wandered off to. When we loose the ball we need to be compact. We are so easy to attack against. We are a very poorly coached side defensively. So so poor. I actually thought that is something he would address when he took over. Make us hard to beat but not very pretty. so far he has made us easy to beat and so so open. our squad is set for 3-5-2 we need to appoint a coach who likes and had previous success with it. Pearson openly admits he doesn’t like playing this way. yes he has had to deal with difficult circumstances but so have half the championship.

The poor lad, he has been through enough already

What’s engvall up to now?

Luckily his career isn’t going to be judged on a dead rubber against sheff Utd then!

What is more beneficial today, the result, or giving a young player minutes against a good side in what is basically a friendly. Yes he made mistakes, but the coaching staff can now see areas of weakness in his game they can work on with him. If he takes on board the advice and works on these things to improve, its great for us and him in the long run.

Where did he say that?