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COLEMAN CUTTING THE MUSTARD AGAIN

STAR MAN
JOHN O’SHEA Sunderland
CHRIS Coleman could be set for another big party.
Having got the whole of Wales dancing with their success at the European Championship in a summer of glory a year ago, Coleman is breathing life into Sunderland. The way they stood defiantly in the face of Wolves was testimony to the work Coleman has done in four games. They don’t look a hopeless case now, doomed for a second successive relegation down to the depths of League One.
Organised by John O’Shea in defence they took what Wolves had to offer and threw it back in their faces.
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