Elliott strike not enough for Sunderland

Sunderland 1 Manchester United 3

Elliott strike not enough for Sunderland
Sat, 15 Oct, 2005 - 18:22

Sunderland 1 Manchester United 3

Sepp Blatter is not the only one wanting Wayne Rooney reined in just now. Fearful Premiership managers are demanding exactly the same thing.

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