According to JC, no not Mr Christ...
Maybe he should cast his eyes over this board for a while..
JACK Colback insists there is no panic in the Sunderland dressing room, despite sustaining two body blows this week.
Sunderland head to Premier League new boys Swansea City on Saturday still looking for their first victory of the campaign and under fire from supporters after defeat to Newcastle United and Tuesdayâs Carling Cup exit at Brighton.
Midfielder Colback admits the pressure is on the Black Cats now to kick their season into gear, but claims there is still a firm belief that the quality at Steve Bruceâs disposal will be converted into victories.
âI donât think the dressing room is worried about the recent results, as we have the players in our squad who are capable of turning this around,â Colback, right, said.
âThere was a bit of added pressure coming off the back of that defeat to Newcastle, but even so, it was disappointing to lose a game like that at Brighton â especially for the fans.
âBut I donât think we should be panicking yet. After all, weâve shown what we can do already this season with a good second half performance at Liverpool to get a point, so we can raise our game, starting at Swansea.
âWe needed to be more clinical in the final third of the pitch at Brighton and against Newcastle in order to keep the pressure off ourselves and to stop little mistakes from happening.
âObviously, it is at that stage now where we need a little bit of luck.
âThere may be one game where it all comes off, but it does feel like weâre hitting brick walls, despite all the effort weâre putting in.â
Sunderland face a Swansea side who are also looking for their first victory of the campaign.
But, like Brighton, the Swans are still basking in the glow of last yearâs promotion and will be confident they can out manoeuvre Sunderland in the Wearsidersâ first ever trip to the Liberty Stadium.
âTheyâre a similar team to Brighton in that they like to keep the ball and pass it around, but we need to play with the same intent and hopefully put a few chances in,â added Colback.
âWe would have rather played badly and won at Brighton. But now people have got to come out fighting, starting at Swansea.
âIâm sure Swansea will look at our result at Brighton and think they are in with a chance, but this is an opportunity for us to show that although weâve taken a knock, we can come back fighting.â
Make of the high-lighted bits what you will.
Maybe he should cast his eyes over this board for a while..
JACK Colback insists there is no panic in the Sunderland dressing room, despite sustaining two body blows this week.
Sunderland head to Premier League new boys Swansea City on Saturday still looking for their first victory of the campaign and under fire from supporters after defeat to Newcastle United and Tuesdayâs Carling Cup exit at Brighton.
Midfielder Colback admits the pressure is on the Black Cats now to kick their season into gear, but claims there is still a firm belief that the quality at Steve Bruceâs disposal will be converted into victories.
âI donât think the dressing room is worried about the recent results, as we have the players in our squad who are capable of turning this around,â Colback, right, said.
âThere was a bit of added pressure coming off the back of that defeat to Newcastle, but even so, it was disappointing to lose a game like that at Brighton â especially for the fans.
âBut I donât think we should be panicking yet. After all, weâve shown what we can do already this season with a good second half performance at Liverpool to get a point, so we can raise our game, starting at Swansea.
âWe needed to be more clinical in the final third of the pitch at Brighton and against Newcastle in order to keep the pressure off ourselves and to stop little mistakes from happening.
âObviously, it is at that stage now where we need a little bit of luck.
âThere may be one game where it all comes off, but it does feel like weâre hitting brick walls, despite all the effort weâre putting in.â
Sunderland face a Swansea side who are also looking for their first victory of the campaign.
But, like Brighton, the Swans are still basking in the glow of last yearâs promotion and will be confident they can out manoeuvre Sunderland in the Wearsidersâ first ever trip to the Liberty Stadium.
âTheyâre a similar team to Brighton in that they like to keep the ball and pass it around, but we need to play with the same intent and hopefully put a few chances in,â added Colback.
âWe would have rather played badly and won at Brighton. But now people have got to come out fighting, starting at Swansea.
âIâm sure Swansea will look at our result at Brighton and think they are in with a chance, but this is an opportunity for us to show that although weâve taken a knock, we can come back fighting.â
Make of the high-lighted bits what you will.
