Chris Rigg
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Chris Rigg could become youngest player in Sunderland's history with debut against Birmingham City
Sunderland teenage sensation Chris Rigg could become the youngest player in the club's history tomorrow. Rigg and fellow teenager Tom Watson are both in line to be included in the Sunderland squad for tomorrow night's Championship game against Birmingham City.
The highly-rated duo have been training with Tony Mowbray's first team and could be named in the matchday squad for the trip to St Andrew's. Mowbray has a number of fitness concerns heading into the game.
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Rigg only turned 15 in June. Should he take to the pitch tomorrow night, he will become the youngest player in Sunderland's history, beating by 39 days the record of goalkeeper Derek Forster, who was only 15 years and 185 days old when he replaced Jimmy Montgomery in goal in 1964.
Chris Rigg could become youngest player in Sunderland's history with debut against Birmingham City
Sunderland teenage sensation Chris Rigg could become the youngest player in the club's history tomorrow. Rigg and fellow teenager Tom Watson are both in line to be included in the Sunderland squad for tomorrow night's Championship game against Birmingham City.
The highly-rated duo have been training with Tony Mowbray's first team and could be named in the matchday squad for the trip to St Andrew's. Mowbray has a number of fitness concerns heading into the game.
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Rigg only turned 15 in June. Should he take to the pitch tomorrow night, he will become the youngest player in Sunderland's history, beating by 39 days the record of goalkeeper Derek Forster, who was only 15 years and 185 days old when he replaced Jimmy Montgomery in goal in 1964.
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Mowbray hinted and injuries in his presser, so it looks like he may be the one to benefit. Good luck to him
I mentioned the other day and got slated for it, but I can’t remember us having this many injuries under Neil. TM must have them running ragged.
Interesting. I wonder if we have so many injuries that it's necessary or if it's part of a strategy to boost the levels of compensation for them when they inevitably get poached.
Of course it's Mowbray's fault. How thick does anyone have to be to think every issue at the club is down to one man?
Watson is a left winger and Rigg is a central midfielder. Could be Pritchard, Clarke, Neil, or Ba who have picked up a knock.
Theres rumours online that Mowbray and Pritch have had a bust up. Probably a load of shyte like
I hope it is a load of crap. These type of rumours always seem to surface when results aren't going too well.
I know I didn't think anything of it until I saw that Rigg had been called up
If we get beat tomorrow people will be asking about the size of the trees at the AoL again.
I said after reading Mowbray on Pritchard, the article you posted mate, I was worried all was not well. I wouldnt be too surprised to see Pritch leave in Jan, and dont be surprised if it is too Stoke. Personally think we can cope without him and his overall form has dropped off.
Yes it has massively and he rarely gets passed 80mins.
Wed need to find a good replacement for him though, because I'd hate to think we're relying on Embleton and a 15 year old.
I like Embleton mate and think he would do really well as a 10. Just opinions though. It would be nice to think we have a plan to replace him if he does go.