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Fans can keep Cats in top flight, says Smith
The Journal
|August 29, 2025
FORMER Arsenal striker Alan Smith believes the home support at Sunderland can have a massive say in whether they stay in the Premier League.
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The ex-forward knows all about how a passionate fanbase can help a team having played in the 1989 First Division title-winning side with The Gunners.
He has seen enough at the Stadium of Light to suggest it can make a difference.
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