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The LeaguePaper Team
19 November 2017

Chris could have taken easier option
IT’S just as well Chris Coleman likes a challenge – he’s certainly got one on his hands when he sits down in the Sunderland manager’s chair.
After years of fighting relegation battles in the Premier League, the Black Cats finally succumbed last season. They looked a dispirited mob under David Moyes, who hardly behaved as though he believed they were good enough to stay up.
In came Simon Grayson, the Preston manager who knows the Championship like the back of his hand. No, there wasn’t cash to play with, but you would have ba...

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