Our Everton loanee and heroic late goalscorer Nathan Broadhead had nothing but good words about his time on Wearside, aside from the injuries that halted him from playing as regularly as he’d have hoped.
STOP-START
"It's been a stop-start season for me. I got COVID in pre-season, came back and had two weeks training, then I went up to Sunderland. In the first game, I got injured and I've had a couple of others this season, but I never give up. Every game I play, I'll give 100 per cent.”
NO REGRETS
"It's been a tough journey but I'm glad we could round it off with promotion at Wembley. This season has been my first playing consistently, playing in front of 30-40,000 fans every week and I've enjoyed every moment of it – and the promotion makes it even better.”
FUTURE PLANS
"Now I'm just looking forward to getting back to 100-per-cent fitness and having a full pre-season. We'll see what happens next.”
PLEASED
"I've been learning every day from experienced players and that's part of it. Of course, I want to be in that environment and playing senior football. This season, getting promotion and winning a trophy – that's why I came to Sunderland. In my first interview, I said that and we've achieved it, so I'm really pleased."
