@WarMonitor3 Diplomacy isn't going to get anywhere unfortunately. I appreciate why they might want to try but nothing sustained will ever come out of negotiations. Neither side are budging on key issues.
I'm personally not worried about Sunderland's lack of transfer activity, in fact I'm pretty excited about what it means.
Increasing squad depth at #SAFC is pretty easy. If that was the idea, sure we'd hage 4-5 deals done by now.
When you look at actually improving the Sunderland TEAM, (right wing aside), it's actually very difficult at this point. Roefs, Mukiele, Ballard, Alderete, Reinildo, Xhaka, Sadiki, Le Fee, Brobbey... players who are better than those tend to be Champions League players with Champions League clubs as options.
Seems pretty clear though that Sunderland are committed to the more difficult path.
And that's pretty exciting really as it tells us the club is not happy to settle for what they've already accomplished.
@AJENews Nothing will be done. The UN is just talk with pointless veto powers given to nations. Doesn't matter if what the vote is, if one nation veto's thats, regardless of numbers.
@talkSPORT People predicting relegation candidates before the transfer window shuts is silly, and just off the back of the World Cup. Speaking as a Sunderland fan, sure its a slow start to the window, but no one can judge an incomplete squad going into a new season.
This second half has been just as bad as the first, what a boring World Cup Final. On paper there should have been goals. Come on Spain! #WorldCupFinal