Gus Poyet wants to give every Sunderland player an opportunity to prove himself of making immediate changes in the team, and pay per head sportsbooks believe that the new boss made a very good decision.
The Uruguayan manager arrived at the Stadium of Light with Sunderland standing at the bottom of the Premier League with only one point from their opening seven games – something that had many fans very concerned.
Pay per head sportsbooks saw that During the close-season, former boss Paolo Di Canio brought in plenty of new signings, and Poyet does not want to add more until every player got the chance to shine on the pitch. Price per head services know how talented these players are, and believe that they’ll see some very impressive performances.
The 45-year-old said that transfer funds were not even part of the talks with chairman Ellis Short before he signed his two-year deal, and pay per head sportsbooks everywhere were wondering about what he had to say about this.
“To be honest, we didn’t talk about funds for team strengthening before I came here,” he told The Chronicle.
“My idea is to assess the players that are here and make sure I check them properly – which ones are down, which ones want to be here and which ones can help me.
“I will learn things this way. And then, depending on what I see in the next month or two, I will talk to the owner.
“But I don’t think we can start talking too much before then.
“At the moment, it’s not something I’m even thinking about.”
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Poyet’s first match in charge of the club comes on Saturday at the Liberty Stadium, when they take on Swansea City. Pay per head sportsbooks all over the world are very eager to see how the squad will perform when this match gets underway, and can’t wait to see some impressive performances by Sunderland’s players.