Pressure off as Gunners and Cats leave worrying to others

4:03am Monday 12th May 2008

IT was a case of imagining just what kind of game it could have been at the Stadium of Light yesterday.

Sunderland end season with Arsenal loss

5:00pm Sunday 11th May 2008

Sunderland 0 Arsenal 1

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Experienced Keane to use his budget wisely

9:12am Saturday 10th May 2008

ROY KEANE will learn next week the full extent of the transfer budget he will be handed for a summer spending spree but, regardless of the size, the Sunderland manager insists there will be no cartwheel signings'.

Cats fired up to face Gunners

9:11am Saturday 10th May 2008

AHEAD of tomorrow's Premier League finale against Arsenal, Nyron Nosworthy moved quickly to refute suggestions that Sunderland have put their feet up since guaranteeing top-flight football next season.

Five freed, but Keane won't let key pair go

3:03am Friday 9th May 2008

ON a day when manager Roy Keane described Kenwyne Jones and Craig Gordon as Sunderland's only untouchables, the first five casualties of a summer clear-out at the Stadium of Light were named.

Four freed by Keane, with more to come

1:35pm Thursday 8th May 2008

Sunderland boss starts his clearout

Could Anderson still remain on Wearside?

2:03am Wednesday 7th May 2008

RUSSELL Anderson is hoping he will still have a Sunderland future after he meets Roy Keane later today to discuss his successful loan spell at Plymouth Argyle.

Fans' favourite Jones urged to extend stay

5:03am Tuesday 6th May 2008

NYRON Nosworthy expects Kenwyne Jones to become one of Sunderland's "all-time greats" provided the club can hold on to one of the hottest prospects in English football.

Keane confirms squad needs major surgery

10:01am Monday 5th May 2008

LATER this week, Roy Keane will meet Sunderland chairman Niall Quinn and chief executive Peter Walker to discuss his transfer budget for the summer. Provided he takes a tape of Saturday's 2-0 defeat at Bolton with him, he should have no problem getting what he asks for. If ever a game underlined how much rebuilding work was still to be carried out at a club, this was surely it.