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Poyet sacked but problems run deeper for Sunderland
James Hunt believes that getting rid of Gus Poyet won’t solve the bigger issues at the Stadium of Light.
Author: James Hunt
Sports Journalism student, Sunderland fan, write about German football at www.dasbootblog.wordpress.com, Premier League/Sunderland at safc.com, A Love Supreme etc.
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