Sunderland: Bottom-Placed Team and Saturday I

sunderland: Sunderland v Watford match preview Read more Managing Sunderland always had an appeal to me but, if I d known about the financial situation, I d have needed to look at it in a different way, conceded Moyes, whose bottom-placed team are at home to Watford on Saturday, according to The Guardian. I d have had to have thought a lot more about taking the job. Martin Bain, the club chief executive, recently acknowledged that the manager would have very limited funds during next month transfer window as Ellis Short, the owner, attempts to reduce a 140m debt while keeping his 73m wage bill within Premier League remuneration cap rules. I didn t see us having no money in January. When Moyes succeeded Sam Allardyce, he remained unaware Short was willing to sell Sunderland in the near future. I m disappointed I won t be able to do some work in January and build on what we ve done so far. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

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