Sunderland have yet to record a Premier League win this season.
Sunderland manager David Moyes has said he expects his sides to win despite the poor start the Black Cats have had to the Premier League season, the Chronicle reports.
The Black Cats are currently bottom of the Premier League having taken just two points from their opening 10 league games.
But Moyes has said he wants his side to find ways to win, by hook or by crook.
Sunderland manager David Moyes
He’s quoted in the Chronicle, saying: “I expect to win. I don’t care who I play, I expect to win and that message is around for every game. I expect them to win by hook or by crook. That’s always been a thing of mine, even though I would like us to win games looking good too.
“I don’t think I ever lost more than two games at any one time during my time at Everton. I wouldn’t allow it. I made sure it would never happen.”
Already during his time at Sunderland he’s had one run of two consecutive defeats and two runs of three consecutive defeats.
Sunderland manager David Moyes
In his time as Everton manager in the 2005/06 season he had a run of six consecutive league defeats and four consecutive league defeats – so there are examples of runs of games where he has been unable to pick up points, contrary to his claim.
In the here and now, his Sunderland side need to get some wins on the board . They face a Bournemouth side at Dean Court who have been very difficult to play against for all sides of differing abilities and after the international break they come up against fellow strugglers Hull City.
One feels that they have to get a win in at least one of the next two games or this season may be even more of a struggle than many think already.
Sunderland manager David Moyes
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