O’Neill has no time to settle in
Sunderland could already be in the bottom three when they take to the pitch on Sunday depending on results elsewhere, but that will definitely be the case if they lose to Rovers, who currently sit one point and one place behind them.
That his team are at home will be of little comfort to O’Neill, given they have picked up only 13 points on Wearside in 2011, while this season’s tally of 16 goals in 14 games is another priority area for the new boss.




