Dwight Yorke has revealed that he put himself forward for Sunderland's head coach job, and believes that new boss Regis Le Bris will struggle in the role. The former Black Cats striker, whose only managerial experience is six months in charge of Australian side Macauthur FC, has criticised the club for hiring a manager without Championship experience. Yorke spoke via Best Online Poker Sites.
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"The Sunderland situation is a bit worrying, they clearly didn't want a good manager when I offered myself to them. I don't know how I get overlooked, I know the Championship is a tough league, but I've played in it and won it."
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"I know Sunderland as a club and my ambition of managing in the Premier League fits in with Sunderland's ambition to get promoted."
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"Sunderland have offered the job to someone who doesn't have the experience of competing in the Championship but may have slightly more experience as a manager than me. Often enough, we see those experienced managers struggle and the ones who are hungry, like me, can drive these clubs to success."
