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The point is that, I don’t think we can assume if Jack was still here we’d be having a good season. Last year with a team including Morgan, our best player in recent years, we lost heavily in cup ties against premier league teams. Remember 0 - 5 to Patrick Thistle, that was just last season, and it was live on TV. The year before, a 2 - 0 win at Dundee was great but we were then gubbed by Celtic in a game where our competitiveness was comparable to this year. I thought Jack was a good manager and I was sorry to see him go. Although I would’ve questioned his sanity if his response to big clubs trying to recruit him was “Nah, I’d rather stay at St.Mirren” Sunderland fans see him as a nice guy but tactically naive and out of his depth. Sound familiar? Maybe we would be doing better if he was still here but I’m far from convinced. I can’t shake the feeling that you could make a strong case for believing that OK and JR are mangers at roughly the same level.

Sunderland fans’ forum is full of guys shouting for Jack Ross to get sacked.

Ginsberg, Charbonniere, Klos Waterhaus

Nah, doesn’t count, I say we were joint top before that game. I think the real answer is about a year ago.

I see we have started moving up the league, and doing it while we are not playing football. Surely this has to be classed as pretty impressive, I’ve heard that good teams can be judged on how they do when not playing well, clearly we have taken this concept to a new level In fact, has been an instance this season when we have moved up the league when we are playing?

Is this Gus signing up members of his family (Hee Hee)

Captain Sensible

Ian Ferguson, front row on the left.

That’s not true, there are plenty of small clubs out there but we’re not one of them. We’re not a big club either, we’re somewhere in the middle.

Mark E Smith

I’m pretty sure McGarvey got his first cap after we sold him to Liverpool but before he got his first game for them. In fact I’m not sure he ever got a game for them.

In other words, which of them do we have a better chance of finishing above next season, PT or L?

Jim McIntyre, ex Ross County would be a better option.

Rooney from Aberdeen. According to a post on the Aberdeen fans’ forum.

Who’s going to be first to list all the names. (Not me, there’s a few there I don’t recognise)