The verdict on SAFC's win over Shrewsbury
Lee Johnson is a firm believer in the process. That is why he appreciates he cannot expect a complete transformation overnight as Sunderland head coach.
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Lee Johnson is a firm believer in the process. That is why he appreciates he cannot expect a complete transformation overnight as Sunderland head coach.
Well, here we are for another week of Roker Riches action. Two league games, and two very different performances (and results) in a week, to say the least. How Sunderland is that?! Sadly, it is all too typical that we can have two semi-convincing run-outs, scoring five goals and keeping two clean sheets, only to lose at home to a team that haven’t won away for about a year. In the process we have seen the emergence of O’Brien as an attacking outlet and assist provider; we have lost Gooch due to an asymptomatic Covid diagnosis; we have lost Willis (again) due to his knee issue re occurring...
Sunderland 1-0 Shrewsbury Town Charlie Wyke was the main man in the penalty area again to help Sunderland end the wait for a win at the Stadium of Light in Sky Bet League One. The in-form striker headed in his 14th goal of the season in the 18th minute against Shrewsbury Town to lift the Black Cats up to seventh in the table. It was a welcomed three points for Sunderland after the midweek disappointment against Plymouth and secured a victory on Wearside for the first time since November 3. Sunderland will now head to Ipswich firmly back in the promotion picture courtesy of Wykeâs lates...
Sunderland Head Coach Lee Johnson has freshened his team up for tonight’s Sky Bet League One match with Plymouth at a rain-soaked Stadium of Light.
Sunderland 1-2 Plymouth Argyle Aiden OâBrienâs first league goal in a Sunderland shirt was not enough to prevent defeat at the Stadium of Light against Plymouth Argyle. The Irishman glanced in a lovely headed equaliser five minutes into the second half to give the Black Cats hope of a first home win in Sky Bet League One since November 3. Those were short-lived when Plymouth regained the lead through Joe Edwardsâ lovely finish five minutes later after the Sunderland backline was caught napping. Plymouth had earlier taken the lead with an 11th minute opener when Adam Lewis ni...