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'''Sunderland A.F.C.''' are an [[English Premier League]] [[soccer]] (European "football") club based in the northeastern city of Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, where they play in the Stadium of Light. The club's nickname is The Black Cats, and the club's crest depicts two black lions support a heraldic shield. The club strip comprises red and white striped shirts with black shorts and socks.
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'''Sunderland A.F.C.''' is a [[English]] [[soccer]] team currently playing in the [[Football League Championship]]. The team is based in the northeastern city of [[Sunderland]], [[Tyne and Wear]], where they play in the Stadium of Light. The club is currently managed by David Moyes and is sponsored by Tombola. The club's nickname is The Black Cats, or the Mackems, and the club's crest depicts two black lions support a heraldic shield. The club strip comprises red and white striped shirts with black shorts and socks.  
  
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The club was founded in [[1879]] and joined the Football League in 1890 (replacing Stoke City). They remained remaining continuously in the top division until 1958. Since then they have been promoted to and relegated from the the top flight several times and are one of the 2007-8 season's Premier League new boys.
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==History==
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The club was founded in 1879 and joined the Football League in 1890 (replacing [[Stoke City F.C.|Stoke City]]). They remained remaining continuously in the top division until 1958. Since then they have been promoted to and relegated from the top flight several times and are one of the 2007-8 season's Premier League new boys. Sunderland were successful in their early years, being League Champions five times between 1892 and 1913, with the addition of a sixth title in 1936. They won the FA Cup in 1937 and then again in 1973, which has been their only notable honor since World War II.
  
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Sunderland were successful in their early years, being League Champions five times between 1892 and 1913, with the addition of a sixth title in 1936. They won the [[FA Cup]] in 1937 and then again in 1973, which has been their only notable honor since [[World War II]].
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==Roster==
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===Goalkeepers===
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*1 Craig Gordon
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*13 Darren Ward
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*24 Trevor Carson
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*32 Martin Fulop
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*46 Nick Colgan
  
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The club is currently managed by Roy Keane.
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===Defenders===
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*2 Phil Bardsley
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*3 George McCartney
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*5 Nyron Nosworthy
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*12 Tal Ben-Haim
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*15 Danny Collins
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*21 Calum Davenport
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*25 Jean-Yves M'voto
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*26 Anton Ferdinand
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*27 Russell Anderson
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*29 Peter Hartley
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*30 Paul McShane
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*33 Michael Liddle
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*35 Michael Kay
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*- Niall McArdle
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*- Greg Halford
  
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They ended the 2007/08 season in fifteenth position in the Premier League.
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===Midfielders===
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*4 Teemu Tainio
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*6 Dean Whitehead
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*7 Carlos Edwards
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*8 [[Steed Malbranque]]
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*10 Kieran Richardson
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*18 Grant Leadbitter
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*19 [[Dwight Yorke]]
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*20 Andy Reid
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*34 Jack Colback
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*36 Nathan Luscombe
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*37 Robbie Weir
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*38 Jamie Chandler
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*41 David Meyler
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*42 Jordan Henderson
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*43 Conor Hourihane
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*127 Jordan Cook
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*- Arnau Riera
  
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== Club Honours ==
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===Strikers===
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*9 Djibril Cisse
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*14 Daryl Murphy
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*16 Michael Chopra
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*17 Kenwyne Jones
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*23 David Healy
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*31 David Connolly
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*39 Martyn Waghorn
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*40 David Dowson
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*44 Anthony Stokes
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*- Roy O'Donovan
  
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* The Club has won the league on 6 occasions. (1892, 1893, 1895, 1902, 1913, 1936)
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==Notable Former Players==
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* They have also won the F.A. Cup twice, in 1937 and 1973.
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*GK [[Jimmy Montgomery]]
  
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[[Category:UK soccer]]
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==External Links==
 
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*[http://www.safc.com Official site]  
 
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*[http://www.premierleague.com/page/sunderland Premier League - Sunderland]
 
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Latest revision as of 14:58, May 15, 2017

Sunderland A.F.C. is a English soccer team currently playing in the Football League Championship. The team is based in the northeastern city of Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, where they play in the Stadium of Light. The club is currently managed by David Moyes and is sponsored by Tombola. The club's nickname is The Black Cats, or the Mackems, and the club's crest depicts two black lions support a heraldic shield. The club strip comprises red and white striped shirts with black shorts and socks.

History

The club was founded in 1879 and joined the Football League in 1890 (replacing Stoke City). They remained remaining continuously in the top division until 1958. Since then they have been promoted to and relegated from the top flight several times and are one of the 2007-8 season's Premier League new boys. Sunderland were successful in their early years, being League Champions five times between 1892 and 1913, with the addition of a sixth title in 1936. They won the FA Cup in 1937 and then again in 1973, which has been their only notable honor since World War II.

Roster

Goalkeepers

  • 1 Craig Gordon
  • 13 Darren Ward
  • 24 Trevor Carson
  • 32 Martin Fulop
  • 46 Nick Colgan

Defenders

  • 2 Phil Bardsley
  • 3 George McCartney
  • 5 Nyron Nosworthy
  • 12 Tal Ben-Haim
  • 15 Danny Collins
  • 21 Calum Davenport
  • 25 Jean-Yves M'voto
  • 26 Anton Ferdinand
  • 27 Russell Anderson
  • 29 Peter Hartley
  • 30 Paul McShane
  • 33 Michael Liddle
  • 35 Michael Kay
  • - Niall McArdle
  • - Greg Halford

Midfielders

  • 4 Teemu Tainio
  • 6 Dean Whitehead
  • 7 Carlos Edwards
  • 8 Steed Malbranque
  • 10 Kieran Richardson
  • 18 Grant Leadbitter
  • 19 Dwight Yorke
  • 20 Andy Reid
  • 34 Jack Colback
  • 36 Nathan Luscombe
  • 37 Robbie Weir
  • 38 Jamie Chandler
  • 41 David Meyler
  • 42 Jordan Henderson
  • 43 Conor Hourihane
  • 127 Jordan Cook
  • - Arnau Riera

Strikers

  • 9 Djibril Cisse
  • 14 Daryl Murphy
  • 16 Michael Chopra
  • 17 Kenwyne Jones
  • 23 David Healy
  • 31 David Connolly
  • 39 Martyn Waghorn
  • 40 David Dowson
  • 44 Anthony Stokes
  • - Roy O'Donovan

Notable Former Players