Unbelievable risk “- Sunderland issued a warning over the potential new management

According to Alan Nixon via Patreon,

St. Mirren manager Stephen Robinson has surfaced as a surprise contender for the Sunderland position.

Carlton Palmer thinks the club would be taking a “unbelievable gamble” by hiring Robinson.

The Black Cats seemed to have placed a lot of faith in may Still,

but it now looks as though the highly regarded coach may turn down a transfer to Wearside in favor of continuing in Ligue 1 with RC Lens.

With this news, Sunderland’s ongoing hunt for Michael Beale’s replacement,

which began in February, will have to start over.

Former Young Boys manager Raphael Wicky and Bayern Munich U19 coach Rene Maric have been frequently mentioned as potential replacements at the Stadium of Light.

However, according to recent sources,

Vincent Kompany may give Wicky a promotion to stay with the Bundesliga’s biggest clubs.

In the midst of all the uncertainty and conjecture,

Robinson’s name has surfaced as a possible solution to Sunderland’s managerial problem.

Sunderland is a football team with loyal supporters. They will want to see their club move on from a dismal season the previous year and contend for a postseason spot the following year.

Consequently, gaining the support of the fans and turning the football team around would be a formidable challenge for any new manager, regardless of background, accomplishments, or reputation.

However, it’s perhaps fair to argue that the Black Cats supporters would give Robinson less time to get it right than they would have given someone like Still.

The highest division in the EFL that Robinson has managed at is League One.

Neither of his stints as manager of Oldham or Morecambe were particularly noteworthy,

with a combined record of just 18 victories in 74 games between the two teams.

Therefore, even if he has had more success outside of the country,

Robinson has not yet established himself as an English football manager,

and if Sunderland hands him the reins this summer,

it would be considered a risky decision.

If Sunderland’s performance in the Championship is any indication of what happened last season,

its key players might not be inclined to stick with the team for the duration.

As a result, their competitive future in the Championship is doubtful.

Therefore, it is imperative that the club makes the proper choice with this next appointment.

If Robinson is the chosen candidate,

the boardroom should prepare for some very serious questions in the event that things don’t work out.

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