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Time for action, Callum

FORGET ALL THE GRUDGES –AND PROVE WORTH

Chris Dunlavy

A FRESH TAKE ON FOOTBALL
TO TONY Pulis, Callum McManaman was a stain on his managerial CV, an expensive flop who failed to pull his weight at The Hawthorns.
To Callum McManaman, Tony Pulis is a pitiless tyrant who stunted his development and pulverised his Premier League dreams.
Neither would say so, of course, but it didn’t take Hercule Poirot to decode the final, frenzied minutes of Sunderland 3-3 draw with Middlesbrough last weekend.
McManaman, 26, celebrated his late leveller by making an angry beeline for the man who ...

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