Paolo?

[MacFarlane]

Looking at Wikipedia 'In late April 1945, with total defeat looming, Mussolini attempted to escape north...'

And various quotes from notable related personalities

"I'd rather be a fascist than a Geordie" - Enoch Powell 1968

"FTM" - Eugene TerraBlanche 1991

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/blog/2013/apr/02/paolo-di-canio-sunderland-manager-appointment

Pisstaking aside, well from the fascism, do you think this appointment will keep Sunderland in the Premiership?

 

[Mort]

Couldn't give a shit

 

[Madasaboxoffrogs]

He is a championship manager.

Go figure (as the American owner said)

And I agree with Mort

 

[Borderraider]

Looking at Wikipedia 'In late April 1945, with total defeat looming, Mussolini attempted to escape north...'

And various quotes from notable related personalities

"I'd rather be a fascist than a Geordie" - Enoch Powell 1968

"FTM" - Eugene TerraBlanche 1991

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/blog/2013/apr/02/paolo-di-canio-sunderland-manager-appointment

Pisstaking aside, well from the fascism, do you think this appointment will keep Sunderland in the Premiership?

What are we talking about, Basketball

 

[Roberto]

Hmmm. It didn't matter when he worked in Swindon.

 

[deathfartofawarthogg]

Pisstaking aside, well from the fascism, do you think this appointment will keep Sunderland in the Premiership?

hope not HAHA SMIB

 

[MacFarlane]

Couldn't give a shit

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Well me for one, I happen to be very grateful that my grandfather, as all our grandfathers (and fathers for some) were able to work together and stop that terrible scourge from taking over Europe.

If you can read this up there, Grandad, thanks for stopping Toploader

 

[Ex-Call Centre Chimp]

do you think this appointment will keep Sunderland in the Premiership?

Let's hope not.

 

[MacFarlane]

Let's hope not.

In an interview after losing to Chelsea yesterday, It appears Paolo di Canio has had a slight misunderstanding over taking the job as Sunderland boss. He originally thought he was going to be leader of the Sudetenland