Championship

I’VE NO REGRETS INSISTS SACKED SIMON

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Simon Grayson
26 November 2017

By James Andrew

EXIT: Simon Grayson

SACKED Sunderland boss Simon Grayson says he has no regrets about taking over at the Stadium of Light – despite lasting less than five months in the job. Grayson left Preston in the summer to become Black Cats boss yet was sacked with the club languishing in the bottom three.
The former Leeds and Blackpool boss does not think he made a mistake in making the move in the summer.
Speaking on EFLMatters, Grayson said: “Obviously I’d still like to be there. We felt it would be a tough job when we went in and I have no regrets in taking it....

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