Nicklas Bendtner, the Arsenal forward, who is on a season loan to another English club Sunderland at present, told that he may not be ready to extend his stay at Stadium of Light, even if the officials decide to hold him for the next season.
In an interview with Sporten.tv2.dk the twenty-four old that never say never regarding Sunderland, but if scope comes he may not stay in this club for the next league season. As far as Arsenal are concerned, he obviously heed to have a talk with them about his future plans. The striker has been quite clear regarding this matter.
The Dane player has appeared regularly for Sunderland during his term and he had scored seven goals and helped in scoring 5 goals in 25 appearances. Still, in spite of revealing signs of form, the forward is quite unlikely to be handed several first team scopes once he goes back to Arsenal and on the other hand Sunderland too would like to sign a new player rather than putting money on Bendtner.
It, generally means that Nicklas Bendtner may now be searching for a 3rd club and even though no club shown their interest on him, a overseas movies possible, probably to Germany.
Sunderland will be looking to put a massive blow in the hope of Newcastle United to qualify for the Champions League for the first time after a long time. Newcastle United are currently in a race with Arsenal, Chelsea, and Liverpool in order to finish within the top four, which will ensure them Champions League spot next season. This would be a major aspect in the north-east of England, which recently was in danger of losing all the three teams from the top flight. Sunderland were the only representatives of the north-east teams a few seasons ago, but now they will be having the responsibility of to prevent Newcastle United from making it into the Champions League.
Sunderland manager Martin O’Neill suffered his first defeat of his short tenure at the Stadium of Light last weekend at the hands of West Brom. The in-form West Brom team managed to beat Sunderland 4-0 in the match. Prior to the defeat at the hands of West Brom, Sunderland were one of the best teams in the Premier league under Martin O’Neill averaging around 2.2 points per game. The defeat at the hands of West Brom has certainly put the brakes on their revival, but Sunderland to have the opportunity to halt Newcastle United’s progress as well this weekend.
“It’s a ferocious derby which I’m sure will be played at a great pace. We’ll be be ready for it, and if we perform to our capabilities we can win. It’s a big occasion and a big game and we’ve got to be ready for it by applying the same approach which has seen us do relatively well over the last couple of months,” Martin O’Neill said ahead of his first Tyneside derby. Newcastle United are currently in the sixth position in the table, while Sunderland are 12th.
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May 10, 2012 6:30 am | 
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