Reid keeps calm despite impressive start

Andy Reid is refusing to set any targets despite Sunderland’s encouraging start under new boss Steve Bruce.

Sun, 13 Sep, 2009 - 15:54

Andy Reid is refusing to set any targets despite Sunderland’s encouraging start under new boss Steve Bruce.

The Black Cats midfielder played a key role in the 4-1 home victory over Hull which lifted the club into sixth place in the Barclays Premier League table on Saturday evening.

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