Sunderland have sack their manager Simon Grayson after the 3-3 Sky Bet Championship draw with
bottom side Bolton on Tuesday. Grayson's
departure on Wearside comes just four months after he took over at the club,
who were last season relegated from the Premier League under David Moyes.
Since joining the Black Cats from Preston, Grayson managed just one win from 15 league games and after
being held by Bolton at the Stadium of Light on Tuesday night, Sunderland sit
22nd in the table, on 10 points from a possible 45. They have failed to record
a victory at home since December of last year.
Chief executive Martin
Bain said “Simon and his team have
worked tirelessly to achieve the best for the football club during their time
here. While we hoped that Simon's experience in the Football League would help us
to a successful season, results have not been good enough for a club of this
stature. In order for us to improve upon our current position, we believe a fundamental
change is necessary.”
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