‘Always felt Stryjek deserved a chance’: Fans react to Sunderland's retained list
Adam Matthews, Robin Ruiter, Max Stryjek and Luke Molyneux are free to depart Wearside, leaving Jack Ross without a second and third choice goalkeeper – a fact which hasn’t gone unnoticed by Black Cats supporters.
Many beleive Poland youth international stopper Stryjek deserved a chance to shine after a decent spell on loan at chairman Stewart Donald’s former club Eastleigh in the National League.
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Hide AdOthers were v see 21-year-old Bishop Auckland-born winger Molyneux leave the club whilst a few were left scratching their heads at why defender Glenn Loovens had been kept on by Sunderland. Here’s how you reacted to the news:
@Squealer66: “Molyneaux was a shock. It will be interesting to see what Embleton does, but as expected I think.”
@_wisemensay: “Stryjek? Why?”
@JoeDB_: “Always felt Stryjek deserved a chance.”
@MxgicMatthews: “Surprised to see Stryjek go mind...”
@DanielJenks89: “Stryjek should have been given the opportunity to challenge McLaughlin for the number one jersey.”
@JoeGorman_: “Don't see owt wrong with that like would of like Stryjek to stay but best of luck to him.”
@nrbmbr: “Surprised by Stryjek.”
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Hide Ad@Safcuniverse: “Gutted to see Matthews leave and Molyneux, nevertheless reasonable happy.”
@richy_choc: “Surprised at Max leaving.”
@Christianfors23: “Gutted stryjek has never had a look in. Gutting. #safc”
@cockneymakem187: “Can someone explain why we’re letting Stryjek go and keeping Loovens.”
@kevindefty1: “Surprised Loovens is on retained list.”
@Ajwallaceoct79: “Thank god for Matthews leaving. Happy with that.”