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Posts Tagged ‘Steve Bruce’
Press Confrence notes
Post from The Offside
Thursday, February 18, 2010, 12:33 pm Read more: Premiership, Sunderland
SAFC TV Steve Bruce Interview
“Arsenal are a fantastic team with a wonderful stadium and support,” he said. “Let’s be fair; they’re not just one of the biggest clubs in England, they’re one of the biggest clubs in Europe.
“To go there and get something is always a great achievement if you can do it. Can we [...]
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This week in Quotes around the SOL
Post from The Offside
Sunday, February 14, 2010, 2:13 pm Read more: Portsmouth, Premiership, Sunderland
I figured on this day of eating lots of chocolate and watching football, I could update the many fans of Sunderland about some of the quotes happening at the club this week.
“They scored a wonder goal with their first shot on target and that set everyone on their heels. The second half was much, much [...]
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Is this Keane’s childhood dream part 2
Post from Topspur News
Tuesday, February 2, 2010, 9:33 am Read more: Aston Villa, Celtic, Chelsea, Newcastle United, Premiership, Sunderland, Tottenham Hotspur, World Cup
Spurs striker Robbie Keane admitted he was fulfilling a long-standing ambition by moving to Celtic for the remainder of the season.
Just 12 months after ending a very brief and unhappy spell at Liverpool by returning to White Hart Lane, the Republic of Ireland international has now joined the club he supported as a boy which is odd cos i [...]
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Bruce delighted to land Hutton
Post from SpursWeb
Monday, February 1, 2010, 6:01 pm Read more: Premiership, Sunderland, Tottenham Hotspur
Alan Hutton has completed a loan deal to join Sunderland until the end of the season.
Hutton joined Tottenham for £9million from Rangers two years ago, but, having only started one league game this season, has been allowed to join the Black Cats until the summer.
Hutton has found it virtually impossible to displace the impressive Vedran [...]
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Spurs demand £1m loan fee for striker
Post from Topspur News
Monday, February 1, 2010, 11:56 am Read more: Aston Villa, Chelsea, Newcastle United, Premiership, Sunderland, Tottenham Hotspur, World Cup
TOTTENHAM want a £1 million loan fee for skipper Robbie Keane – a shock deadline day target for struggling West Ham. (Mirror)
And Spurs have told the Hammers that they will also have to pay the Republic of Ireland striker’s £70,000-a-week wages in full for the rest of the season to have him.
Hammers supremo David Sullivan [...]
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Spurs plan deadline day raid on England international
Post from Topspur News
Monday, February 1, 2010, 10:39 am Read more: Aston Villa, Chelsea, Newcastle United, Premiership, Sunderland, Tottenham Hotspur, World Cup
Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly planning a deadline day move for England international Ben Foster.
The 26-year-old keeper has struggled to cement a regular spot at Old Trafford, and now Tottenham Hotspur boss Harry Redknapp is apparently ready to make his move for the highly-rated keeper.
Signed by Manchester United in 2005, Foster built up his reputation during two season-long [...]
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Redknapp confirms Naughton to Boro
Post from Topspur News
Monday, February 1, 2010, 10:26 am Read more: Aston Villa, Chelsea, Newcastle United, Premiership, Sunderland, Tottenham Hotspur, World Cup
TRANSFER NEWS
MIDDLESBROUGH are on the verge of adding Tottenham right-back Kyle Naughton to their ranks, Harry Redknapp has confirmed.
Boro have been fighting it out with West Brom for the 21-year-old, but Spurs are confident their player will see more action at the Riverside.
And Redknapp said: “Kyle Naughton looks like he will be joining Boro on [...]
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Bale finaly comes out of the cold to earn his spurs
Post from Topspur News
Monday, February 1, 2010, 10:18 am Read more: Aston Villa, Chelsea, Newcastle United, Premiership, Sunderland, Tottenham Hotspur, World Cup
REMEMBER Gareth Bale, that boy wonder who was bought for £10m as the new Ryan Giggs? Well, three years later he is at last applying the substance to all that teenage potential.
Against Fulham last Tuesday, Bale, at the 23rd time of asking, had finally won a Premier League game in which he had started. At [...]
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Russian sub may leave instead of Keane
Post from Topspur News
Monday, February 1, 2010, 9:58 am Read more: Aston Villa, Chelsea, Newcastle United, Premiership, Sunderland, Tottenham Hotspur, World Cup
Transfer News: Republic of Ireland captain Robbie Keane may have a future at White Hart Lane afterall, with Harry Redknapp admitting he is prepared to allow Russian Roman Pavlyuchenko leave Tottenham Hotspur before the close of the transfer window at 5pm today.
It has been reported that Keane was the subject of a €10 million bid [...]
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And now a short Message from Steve Bruce on Transfers
Post from The Offside
Wednesday, January 27, 2010, 1:09 pm Read more: Premiership, Sunderland
So with my morning cup of coffee, I’m doing my early browsing of newspapers for SAFC transfer rumors. Most of them are getting annoying, because we don’t know what’s true or not. Hence, I know the meaning of rumor. And yes I know that this type of thing has been common since the beginning of [...]
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Write off Amir Zaki at your peril
Post from The Three OClock At Kempton
Thursday, January 21, 2010, 11:19 pm Read more: Hull City, Premiership, Wigan Athletic
Hull City’s loan deal for supposed ‘bad boy’ Amr Zaki (or should that be Zaky, as his official website calls him?) has certainly ruffled some pundits and opposition fans.
Here’s an example of the mainstream opinion, courtesy of Lou Macari’s column in the Stoke Sentinel newspaper: “Amr Zaki, who disgraced himself by going AWOL at [...]
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Merry Christmas! let’s open presents for SAFC
Post from The Offside
Friday, December 25, 2009, 4:43 pm Read more: Liverpool, Premiership, Sunderland
I was looking the Christmas Tree, and didn’t see any of my gifts to the players of Sunderland. And that’s when I realized that Santa is real! Ok, so I’m too old to believe in Santa, but still I think my fellow Sunderland players need presents.
Darren Bent An England call up. Because we all [...]
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Crouchy says Dawson is awsome
Post from Topspur News
Tuesday, December 22, 2009, 2:13 pm Read more: Premiership, Sunderland, Tottenham Hotspur
Central-back Michael Dawson has won praise from team-mate Peter Crouch for his recent performances at the heart of the Tottenham Hotspur defence.
Spurs have won their last three games without conceding a goal, with Dawson particularly impressive in the hard-fought 2-0 win at Blackburn Rovers at the weekend.
Crouch told the club’s official website: [...]
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Sunderland dismiss defender swap deal
Post from SpursWeb
Friday, December 11, 2009, 3:17 pm Read more: Premiership, Sunderland, Tottenham Hotspur
Sunderland have dismissed rumours linking them with a move for Alan Hutton, as well as Anton Ferdinand moving the other way.
The move was reported just before the transfer window slammed shut, but failed to materialise. However, some reports had suggested the move could be back on the cards.
Steve Bruce said, “It has obviously come from [...]
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That wasn’t happy Black Cats Fan
Post from The Offside
Saturday, November 28, 2009, 8:01 pm Read more: Premiership, Sunderland
Ugh, someone help me here, why is it when we play clubs that Steve Bruce has been apart of, we lose? 1-0 loss to freaking WIGAN. I mean, they’re nothing. Sunderland is so above the Latics it’s a joke. I could understand losing to them last year, because at his worst Steve Bruce is still [...]
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Steve Bruce is Arsene Wengers greatest admirer!
Post from JustArsenal.com
Thursday, November 19, 2009, 12:14 pm Read more: Arsenal, Premiership, Sunderland
The Sunderland manager Steve Bruce has been absolutely gushing in his praise of Arsene Wenger and the teams that he seems to continually produce.
He also credited Wenger with being instrumental in helping him get Birmingham promoted to the Premiership.
“I get on well with Arsene and, of all the managers, he’s probably helped me the most,” [...]
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Sir Alex Ferguson’s Most Logical Successor: Steve Bruce
Post from The Flat Back Four
Thursday, October 8, 2009, 4:56 pm Read more: Manchester United, Premiership
When Steve Bruce ended his playing career, everyone seem to know that the next logical step for him was to have a career in club management. His no-nonsense and inspirational defender’s display was supposed to provide a springboard for him to inspire, motivate and drive a club forwards as manager.
Even when other former players are finding the transition to club managers difficult, Steve Bruce has proven himself to be a very good Premiership-level manager. Over the past ten years, Bruce has been a proverbial managerial nomad. Constantly searching for the next big club to satisfy his desire to progress and augment his managerial resume. In moving, Bruce will feel that he is stepping up the ladder in the dream of finally managing a club capable of winning trophies and satisfying his burning desire to be the best. A desire borne from years of excellence in a Manchester United jersey.
He is a shrewd manager, with a good eye for talent. Wilson Palacios, Amr Zaki and Antonio Valencia are talented footballers who were unknown but shot to prominence through Bruce’s tutelage. Not afraid to reprimand his players, Bruce can also be counted upon to defend his players when the need arises.
Moving to Sunderland means that Bruce has the money (since Sunderland has new owners this season) and the club facilities (training, medical etc) to try and push for a European spot. On the evidence of Sunderland’s progress this season, they looked promising. Darren Bent and Kenwyne Jones have started the season very well, both sharing the scoring duties even in penalty taking. Bruce has bought well, bringing in ex-Marseille captain Lorik Cana, Michael Turner and Lee Cattermole, all proven players. Sunderland is enjoying their best start to a season and Steve Bruce should take credit for that.
Apart from the dour affair dished up in Birmingham, his teams have all been hard to beat and they play with wingers displaying an expansive style of football which continue to be the hallmark of the Fergie era.
His inside knowledge of the United dressing room means that he will not be overawed and his overall understanding of the history and heritage of Manchester United makes him the most ideal ex-United player to replace Sir Alex Ferguson when the great man steps down.
From Sheffield United to Sunderland and perhaps finally Manchester United, Steve Bruce could reach the pinnacle of his career as Sir Alex Ferguson’s successor. That will definitely keep the United traditions ticking along nicely. The trophies, too could quite possibly continue to pile up at Old Trafford.
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