So they seem to be coming out the wood work now Sunderland’s future for next season has been set! – I would like to say that there just sticking the boot in when we are down, but in all honesty there not! Everyone including people not directly linked or have been linked with the club are saying the same, I refer to a recent John Motsen rant.
Ex-Sunderland boss Paolo Di Canio has been speaking to the Italian media, and pretty much echoed what others have said.
He admits he made mistakes on Wearside, but the main problem was in the boardroom. They have no rules, no footballing mentality, no connections to the team, no future plans. That the players turn up to training late or call to say there stuck in traffic.
Di Canio further revealed that he wanted to buy British, but the board went in for foreign imports from 13 different countries.
The only good thing at the club are the fans, especially the away support.
If Sunderland don’t make changes in the boardroom the worry is that the club could go the same way Nottingham Forest or Blackburn Rovers have.