Sunderland manager search latest: Dwight Yorke application, Roy Keane hint, Mike Dodds verdict

We have rounded up some of the latest news and views on the Black Cats’ managerial situation.

After Mick Beale was fired, Sunderland began looking for a new manager.

For the duration of the season, Mike Dodds appears to be in command, but it doesn’t appear that the

current interim manager will be promoted to head coach at the Stadium of Light.

To be fair, Dodds has been forced to attempt to function without Jack Clarke, who is presently sidelined

by an injury to his ankle ligament.

Since he isn’t anticipated back anytime soon and his injury may have had an impact on his recent

struggles, the 37-year-old may lose his permanent position on Wearside.

Mike Dodds’ current interim spell (As of March 14th)
Games	4
Wins	0
Draws	0
Losses	4

Although the position has previously been connected to other managers, it might take some time before

someone is appointed for the upcoming campaign.

Important players like Kyril Louis-Dreyfus and Kristjaan Speakman just cannot afford to make another

poor managerial choice after the disastrous choice to replace Tony Mowbray with previous boss Beale.

It would be tragic if the Black Cats made another bad choice that caused them to regress, especially after

they put a lot of effort into leaving League One and becoming one of the top teams in the Championship.

The Wearside club’s fanbase will be keeping a close eye on developments – and we have rounded up

some of the latest news on their managerial situation.