Misery continues for Quinn

Sunderland’s miserable start in the Coca-Cola Championship continued as they crashed to a 3-2 defeat against Plymouth at the Stadium of Light today.

Misery continues for Quinn
Sat, 12 Aug, 2006 - 18:14
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Sunderland’s miserable start in the Coca-Cola Championship continued as they crashed to a 3-2 defeat against Plymouth at the Stadium of Light today.

The winless Wearsiders led early on through Daryl Murphy but David Norris equalised with a speculative effort and Barry Hayles seized on a poor back pass by Kenny Cunningham to put Plymouth ahead.

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