Who are the contenders for Sunderland's top job?

Sunderland’s decision to part company with head coach Paolo Di Canio means there is a vacancy at the Stadium of Light.

Who are the contenders for Sunderland's top job?
Mon, 23 Sep, 2013 - 09:37

Sunderland’s decision to part company with head coach Paolo Di Canio means there is a vacancy at the Stadium of Light.

Whoever takes over will have a tough job on their hands with the Black Cats propping up the Barclays Premier League after a poor start to the season.

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