Sullivan 'hurt' by Cunningham critique

Birmingham co-owner David Sullivan was “hurt” by stinging criticism from outgoing captain Kenny Cunningham.

Sullivan 'hurt' by Cunningham critique
Fri, 12 May, 2006 - 08:15

Birmingham co-owner David Sullivan was “hurt” by stinging criticism from outgoing captain Kenny Cunningham.

Cunningham launched a withering broadside in the wake of City’s relegation to the Coca-Cola Championship, heavily criticising the running of the club.

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