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[size=48]Sunderland's next manager odds revealed after Phil Parkinson sacking[/size]
The Black Cats have parted company with Parkinson after 13 months in charge and a torrid run of form
Gus Poyet and Paul Cook are among the bookies early favourites to replace Phil Parkinson as manager of Sunderland.
The Black Cats parted company with Parkinson after 13 months at the helm. The Black Cats are seven points adrift of League One leaders Hull.
kyBet have former Sunderland manager Poyet as the favourite at 2/1.
According to thesackrace - Cook, who resigned from his role at Wigan Athletic in the summer following a 12-point deduction and relegation to the Championship is the early favourite on BetVictor at 4/1.
Former Huddersfield Town and Lincoln City manager, Danny Cowley is also among the front runners at 5/1.
Lee Johnson, who left Bristol City in July is 6/1, while current Doncaster Rovers boss Darren Moore is also among the bookies early favourites at 8/1.
Former Black Cats manager Roy Keane is 12/1 to take back over at the helm at the Stadium of Light.
Another name familiar to Black Cats fans is Sam Allardyce who the bookies have priced at 14/1.
Nigel Pearson is an outside shout from the bookies at 20/1. Last week he was linked with a return to management in the North East with the Black Cats.
The Sun newspaper suggested that he was the early favourite for the new owners. They reported that he would bring Black Cats legend Kevin Phillips back to the Stadium of Light in some capacity.

Next Sunderland manager odds

Gus Poyet 2/1
Paul Cook 4/1
Danny Cowley 5/1
Lee Johnson 6/1
Darren Moore 8/1
Roy Keane 12/1
Gary Holt 12/1
Derek McInnes 12/1
Malky Mackay 12/1
Michael Appleton 14/1
Michael Flynn 14/1
Simon Grayson 14/1
Nigel Adkins 16/1
Graham Alexander 16/1
Gary Bowyer 16/1
Gary Caldwell 16/1
Sol Campbell 16/1
Nigel Pearson 20/1

Some of names on that list are giving me nightmares

cyprussyd wrote:Some of names on that list are giving me nightmares

No wonder you woke 

Nigel Pearson with Kevin Phillips? Both worked at Leicester together and look how well that went

Ian Evatt would be a great appointment. Got Barrow to the football league and Bolton are flying now.
Will manage in the prem nailed on. Would he leave Bolton after only joining them in the summer? doubt it mind.
But he is young ambitious and plays attractive attacking football. Works with players to make them better, is strict when he wants to be and makes players sign in when they arrive for training so he can chat with them. Vocal on the touch line unlike Parky.
Would be ecstatic if we got him.

barrowmackem wrote:Ian Evatt would be a great appointment. Got Barrow to the football league and Bolton are flying now.
Will manage in the prem nailed on. Would he leave Bolton after only joining them in the summer? doubt it mind.
But he is young ambitious and plays attractive attacking football. Works with players to make them better, is strict when he wants to be and makes players sign in when they arrive for training so he can chat with them. Vocal on the touch line unlike Parky.
Would be ecstatic if we got him.

Never heard of him to be honest barrow but if I ever need a reference for a job can I ask you please?  You have convinced me just reading that.

gil i am telling ya, he is the man. Will the owners have the foresight?

I've e-mailed my c.v.....but I haven't heard anything back ...yet

Lets be silly here. Could a certain Mr.Arca do it? Would he want to?

gil t azell wrote:Lets be silly here. Could a certain Mr.Arca do it? Would he want to?

OK, I'll play silly with you........YES then No.

Why because he's latino

gil t azell wrote:Lets be silly here. Could a certain Mr.Arca do it? Would he want to?

Dozy tart

Gordon Armstrong wrote:

gil t azell wrote:Lets be silly here. Could a certain Mr.Arca do it? Would he want to?

Dozy tart