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Sunderland: Fans rage at display vs Shrewsbury

Some Sunderland fans were pretty livid with their team on Saturday, despite the 1-0 win over Shrewsbury Town in League One.

Charlie Wyke scored his 11th league goal of the season to give the Black Cats the three points (Transfermarkt). The victory sees them move up to seventh in the table, with them no sitting just two points off the play-off positions (BBC).

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However, this was far from a stellar display against a side that is currently towards the bottom of the division. In the second-half, in particular, the Shrews were the dominant side, managing 55% possession (SofaScore). As the Stadium of Light side look to earn promotion to the Championship, Lee Johnson and the fans will be expecting better from their players between now and the end of the term.

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Although they did come out on top, the club’s supporters were not scared to reply to a tweet from club’s official Twitter account upon the final whistle.

Let’s see what the Sunderland fans had to say about the display below

“Another woeful performance. I’m not sure what Johnson is trying to get over to the players, midfield was completely overrun and outmuscled. He must get a left back in before the window closes along with a pacy striker…outplayed by Shrewsbury doesn’t fill you with confidence”

Credit: @joelewins

“We just got battered by Shrewsbury Town at home for 70 minutes, embarrassing”

Credit: @joesmith01_

New manager but it’s the same @SunderlandAFC ….RUBBISH.. Winning ways. Time will tell.”

Credit: @wilflaz2019

“We were lucky to win today.”

Credit: @markmarshall17

“Skin of our teeth. Woeful second half from us.”

Credit: @PollyMorph1

“Just a shocking display second half. We are desperate for 3 or 4 with pace (how long has that been said?) get O’nien in midfield for now. Worst ever Sunderland team, Lee, good luck mate.”

Credit: @Downsy102

In other news, Sunderland fans are delighted by this man’s exit from the club.

Sports journalism graduate living in Berlin, Germany. Big Bundesliga and Chelsea fan.

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