Sunderland’s Anthony Patterson has expressed support for teammate Tommy Watson, who has faced fan backlash after announcing his departure to Brighton & Hove Albion. Patterson stated that the team will help Watson as much as possible before the end of the season.
Regarding Sunderland’s recent performances, Patterson acknowledged the disappointment of losing to Blackburn Rovers but noted the opportunity to make changes and freshen up the team. He also reflected on the team’s resilience in the game against Bristol City, where they fought hard despite being reduced to 10 men.
Looking ahead to the playoffs, Patterson expressed excitement and confidence in the team’s chances. He mentioned the potential of facing former Sunderland goalkeeper Ben Wilson if Coventry City make it to the playoffs.
Patterson also praised Harrison Jones’ performance against Blackburn Rovers, highlighting Jones’ hard work in training and his deserving start in the team. Patterson expressed his willingness to offer advice and support to younger players like Jones as they break into the team.
