David Moyes: Noise for Bradley Lowery shows what Sunderland people think about him

David Moyes says he was overwhelmed by the noise levels in support of Bradley Lowery.
Bradley Lowery with favourite player Jermain Defoe. Picture by FRANK REIDBradley Lowery with favourite player Jermain Defoe. Picture by FRANK REID
Bradley Lowery with favourite player Jermain Defoe. Picture by FRANK REID

The Stadium of Light rose on five minutes last night during the Sunderland v Chelsea match to give a huge ovation for the terminally-ill five-year-old.

Fans from the bottom and top sides were united in their support with the home section chanting his name,

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Manager Moyes said the Black Cats faithful have taken brave Bradley into their hearts.

"It's really good that people understand the situation Bradley is in first and foremost, that was the noise and applause was for," said Moyes.

"But that is the way I think the Sunderland people want to be at the moment, that level of noise, that atmosphere.

"All the attention should certainly be onto young Bradley, it was great the supporters backed him so well."

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Sunderland-mad Bradley was the mascot last night, favourite player Jermain Defoe taking him out for the pre-match presentations.

Bradley warmed up with the players on the field while Chelsea's players presented him with a Blues shirt.