'League One for another year' - Sunderland fans curse injury luck as star winger ruled out for months

Fans have been quick to react after the injury blow to Aiden McGeady.
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The winger is facing up to three months out with a knee injury.

Sunderland head coach Lee Johnson confirmed the news at his press conference this morning ahead of the trip to Cambridge United.

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The Wearsiders have several injury doubts ahead of the game.

Aiden McGeady of Sunderland.Aiden McGeady of Sunderland.
Aiden McGeady of Sunderland.

And McGeady is the latest, with the club confirming he faces between eight to 12 weeks out

Sunderland head into the game at Cambridge on the back of the disappointing 1-1 draw with Shrewsbury.

But what did fans make of the news on social media? Here, we take a look:

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@Joecsmith11: “He was on the field for about 20 mins man… our luck with injuries is a joke #safc”

@IyazMan: “I knew it !! You could tell 3/4 mins after he came on that he was in pain…”

@leech_tom: “That will be Jack Diamond coming back.”

@irobarmstrong: “Lee "gives the youths a chance" Johnson playing an injured player ahead of an academy graduate. Say it isn't so...”

@ethantylr: “League One for another year.”

@chrissavedlatin: “This club is cursed like. We were knackered the minute we decided to call ourselves The Black Cats.”

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@Dan1879_SAFC: “Based on his form this season, it's no loss really.”

@w24holden: “We need at least two pacey wingers to come in the January Window. I don’t see us standing a chance of promotion without it.”

@deano733: “Past caring now, football is horrific and Geads has been shocking all season anyway age has caught up with him struggles to beat a man these days.”

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