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Paolo Di Canio: Responsibility for actions is needed

Survival is assured but the fire still rages for Paolo Di Canio. He sets out the next phase of his red and white revolution to chief sports writer Mark DouglasRead

Sunderland close in on Ba

SUNDERLAND expect to finally seal a move for talented France under-20 youngster El-Hadji Ba in the next few weeks.Read

Paolo Di Canio: My way or the highway

PAOLO Di Canio has told his Sunderland players to “follow him or leave” after declaring the red and white revolution starts now, writes MARK DOUGLAS.Read

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Jack Colback to play key role in SAFC revolution says Di Canio

PAOLO Di Canio has ear-marked a major role for “pit bull” Jack Colback in his Sunderland revolution – and has told the club’s Cleadon Academy he wants them to produce more players like him in the future.Read

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Paolo Di Canio gets tough by putting holidays on hold

PAOLO Di Canio celebrated survival by getting tough with his Sunderland stars – slapping seven with fines and warning them to cancel any pre-planned holidays, because he wants them in training next week.Read

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Paolo Di Canio mood lifted by call from Ellis Short

PAOLO Di Canio did not smile when Wigan’s Emirates collapse confirmed Sunderland’s Premier League survival.Read

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Connor Wickham future at Sunderland is in doubt

SUNDERLAND will play Premier League football next season but manager Paolo Di Canio has cast doubt on whether Connor Wickham will still be with them.Read

Alfred N'Diaye

Alfred N'Diaye says Sunderland have let people down

ALFRED N’Diaye has admitted Sunderland’s players once again let down the club as they passed up a golden opportunity to secure Premier League safety.Read

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Alfred N'Diaye: Sunderland's lap of honour 'felt awkward'

MIDFIELDER Alfred N’Diaye tells Neil Cameron of his huge disappointment as the Black Cats nervously await their league fate.Read

Paolo Di Canio

Sunderland survival would be 'miracle' admits Paolo Di Canio

PAOLO Di Canio last night insisted it would be a miracle when, as he expects, Sunderland escape relegation because the club was “dead” before his arrival.Read

Paolo Di Canio vows to change the ‘weak mentality’ found at SAFC

PAOLO Di Canio has vowed to improve the “weak” mentality he believes runs through Sunderland football club, and he will also try to change the mindset of Craig Gardner, writes STUART RAYNER.Read

Paolo Di Canio: Look to our results only

Schadenfreude is not a word in the lexicon of English-speaking Italian Paolo Di Canio. Stuart Rayner finds out why that isRead

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Simon Mignolet keeps his mind on job at hand

THERE has never been more riding on eight days of Premier League football than those about to unfold before us.Read

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Interview: Paolo Di Canio

Under Paolo Di Canio Sunderland have ranged from the sublime to the ridiculous but one thing will have remained constant – the manager’s desire for more. Stuart Rayner reportsRead

Danny Rose

Paolo Di Canio says his goodbyes to Danny Rose

PAOLO Di Canio would love the chance to keep improving Danny Rose, but he is expecting Sunday’s to be their final game together.Read

Ricky Sbragia

Ricky Sbragia - I didn’t want the job, but we were in a bit of a mess

IT WAS the “horrific job” that took its toll on his health, ravaged his private life and left him in forced unemployment for 10 months.Read

Adam Johnson in action against Stoke City

Adam Johnson proves a striking success at SAFC

ADAM Johnson can make light of the absence of Sunderland’s three highest goalscorers on Sunday, according to Jack Colback. Read

The North East big two still have much work to do

THE North East big two’s battle for Premier League survival isn’t over yet. Stuart Rayner takes a look at what is needed to ensure a happy ending to the season. Read

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Sunderland only have themselves to blame for current mess

THE list of problems facing Sunderland is growing by the week. It would not be so bad were they not almost entirely self-created.Read

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Simon Mignolet - Sunderland can deal with pressure

SIMON Mignolet has warned the Premier League’s endangered clubs the final weeks of the survival fight will be a psychological battle – and Sunderland have already proved they can cope.Read