Ball Wants To Be Sunderland's Coach

Started by Folami David, Sep 25, 2013, 01:34 PM

Folami David

Sunderland's caretaker boss Kevin Ball has said he would like to be considered as a permanent successor to the recently sacked Paolo Di Canio. Ball guided the Black Cats into the fourth round of the League Cup with a 2-0 win over Peterborough on Tuesday.
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"Anybody who is anybody would like to be considered for it," said Ball.
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Sunderland are bottom of the Premier League and are searching for a new manager after a player revolt led to Di Canio's dismissal on Sunday.
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Ball was in charge of Sunderland for 10 games following Mick McCarthy's departure in 2006.
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He added: "In the sense of what I have done as a coach or a player and, not only that, the qualifications I have got as a coach, I would like to be considered.
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"But ultimately that's the club's decision and I would go with that. Whether it was me or someone else, they would have my full support."

Shola Sholaz

Sunderland Football Club should just pick a new coach on time cos they need full concentration right about now!