Sunderland could appoint an “unbelievable” John O’Shea alternative

Sunderland could look towards this John O’Shea alternative as their next manager.

Having failed to revitalize the Black Cats’ campaign after Michael Beale’s departure at the end of 2023,

Mike Dodds is extremely unlikely to take over the permanent Sunderland leadership come the end of the Championship season.

Since Beale’s firing, the interim Sunderland manager has only won three of the 13 league games he has managed, with the former Rangers manager having been, perhaps unfairly, fired from his position.

Nevertheless, with this dynamic manager scheduled to take over next to attempt to restore optimism to the Stadium of Light,

the Wearside underdogs won’t be dwelling on what went wrong with Dodds in the hot seat for too long.

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The Black Cats are actively searching for Dodds’ replacement; in fact,

they have been linked to an ex-player who was a center defender for them in their most recent Premier League campaign.

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Still, the underachievers would be extremely vulnerable to this hiring,

since the Irishman’s only managing experience is as an assistant manager or coach.

Not only does Dodds’ lack of success still hurt, but Sunderland also can’t afford to take a chance on O’Shea being their next wild call in the dugout.

Rather, Sunderland ought to make every effort to wrest this manager away from a rival second-tier team,

particularly if the club in question exits the Championship via the trapdoor and plays the Black Cats at the conclusion of the season.

Sunderland’s ideal substitute for O’Shea
Sheffield Wednesday will be holding out hope that they can retain Danny Rohl through this demanding season in the second division.

Since taking over when things appeared hopeless in October of last year,

the German manager has given the Owls hope for an amazing comeback from relegation.

Before Rohl intervened to rescue the day, former Wednesday manager Xisco Munoz had only managed two draws from his dreadful league debut, having lost all ten of his Championship games in charge.

But in the present, when all hope seemed dead, Rohl was able to pick up Wednesday from the ground.

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