bottom of the league
Sun Apr 27, 2014 12:59 pm
and thats where we deserve to be ,
we are an absolute shambles on and off the pitch
feel sorry for us the fans we deserved better than whats happened this season
it wasnt suppose to be like this
mass clear out, i dont have any confidence in our spineless players or ole
gutted
we are an absolute shambles on and off the pitch
feel sorry for us the fans we deserved better than whats happened this season
it wasnt suppose to be like this
mass clear out, i dont have any confidence in our spineless players or ole
gutted
Re: bottom of the league
Sun Apr 27, 2014 1:03 pm
Sunderland 4 - Cardiff 0: Connor Wickham brace lifts Black Cats to safety
CONNOR WICKHAM was Sunderland's hero as the Black Cats thrashed Cardiff to work their way out of the relegation zone.
The former Ipswich youngster struck twice to add to his recent tally of goals and secure all three points for Gus Poyet's side.
Fabio Borini and Emanuele Giaccherini also struck at the Stadium of Light to send their fans wild and leave Cardiff rooted to the bottom of the Premiership.
Wickham got Sunderland off to a flyer in the 26th minute when he found the back of the net with a delicate header after being played in by Sebastian Larsson.
Cardiff's Juan Cala received his marching orders at the end of the first half after tugging on Wickham's sleeve in the penalty area.
Fabio Borini stepped up to the spot and slammed in Sunderland's second of the match.
Giaccherini struck the third in the 76th minute after linking up with fellow Italian Borini and nutmegging the onrushing David Marshall.
Wickham then sealed the win in the 86th minute with his fifth goal in three games with another smart header.
The win sees Sunderland climb out of the relegation zone into 17th.
Although level on points with 18th-place Norwich, the Black Cats have a game in-hand and will be looking to keep their fine form going as they bid for survival.
Cardiff stay rooted to the bottom of the league, one point behind Fulham and two behind Norwich and Sunderland, but with just two games remaining it is looking more and more unlikely that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side will retain their top-flight status.
CONNOR WICKHAM was Sunderland's hero as the Black Cats thrashed Cardiff to work their way out of the relegation zone.
The former Ipswich youngster struck twice to add to his recent tally of goals and secure all three points for Gus Poyet's side.
Fabio Borini and Emanuele Giaccherini also struck at the Stadium of Light to send their fans wild and leave Cardiff rooted to the bottom of the Premiership.
Wickham got Sunderland off to a flyer in the 26th minute when he found the back of the net with a delicate header after being played in by Sebastian Larsson.
Cardiff's Juan Cala received his marching orders at the end of the first half after tugging on Wickham's sleeve in the penalty area.
Fabio Borini stepped up to the spot and slammed in Sunderland's second of the match.
Giaccherini struck the third in the 76th minute after linking up with fellow Italian Borini and nutmegging the onrushing David Marshall.
Wickham then sealed the win in the 86th minute with his fifth goal in three games with another smart header.
The win sees Sunderland climb out of the relegation zone into 17th.
Although level on points with 18th-place Norwich, the Black Cats have a game in-hand and will be looking to keep their fine form going as they bid for survival.
Cardiff stay rooted to the bottom of the league, one point behind Fulham and two behind Norwich and Sunderland, but with just two games remaining it is looking more and more unlikely that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side will retain their top-flight status.