Martin O'Neill
Team:
Sunderland
DOB:
01 Mar 1952 (Age 60)
Birthplace:
Kilrea (Northern Ireland)
Previous Teams (Manager):
Wycombe, Norwich, Leicester, Celtic, Aston Villa
Previous Teams (Player):
Nott'm Forest, Norwich, Man City, Norwich, Notts County
Honours:
League Cup (1997, 2000); Blue Square Premier (1993); Scottish Premier League (2001, 2002, 2004); Scottish Cup (2001, 2004, 2005); Scottish League Cup (2001); SFWA Manager of the Year (2001, 2002, 2004)
Manager of the Month Awards:
Premier League (Sept 1997, Oct 1998, Nov 1999, April 2007, Nov 2007, Dec 2008, April 2010); Scotish Premier League (Aug 2000, Dec 2000, Feb 2001, Aug 2001, April 2002, Nov 2002, Oct 2003, Nov 2003, Jan 2005)
Promotions:
Championship (Leicester 1995-96); League Two (Wycombe 1993-94); Blue Square Premier (Wycombe 1992-93)
Relegations:
None
Playoffs:
Championship (1995-96); League Two (1993-94) 
Latest Stories
Two injury-time goals clinched Manchester City the title on a dramatic final day as QPR survived at Bolton's expense.
Man City are expected to land the title, but Sam Dymond thinks patience is required on what is sure to be an exciting final day.
Sunderland and Everton couldn't be separated last time and Andy Watkins thinks their FA Cup replay could go the distance.
We're banking on a west London double on Saturday with Chelsea up first in their top-four showdown with stuttering Spurs.
Everton and Sunderland have kept it tight in recent weeks, and Peter Ling expects a tentative start when they meet on Saturday.
Shola Ameobi broke Sunderland hearts in a feisty Tyne-Wear derby on Sunday while Manchester United cruised past Tottenham.
Mike Holden is backing resurgent Newcastle to prevail in Sunday's Tyne-Wear derby against Sunderland at St James's Park.
Sunderland midfielder Craig Gardner insists he feels settled under Martin O’Neill at the Stadium of Light.
We're backing Sunderland and Aston Villa to win away on Saturday, the latter by the odd goal in true Alex McLeish fashion.
Arsenal are destined to end trophy-less for a seventh consecutive season after they were dumped out by Sunderland on Saturday.
Stephane Sessegnon hit an extra-time winner on Wednesday as Sunderland edged past Middlesbrough and into the FA Cup fifth round.
Manchester City defender Wayne Bridge has joined Sunderland on loan for the remainder of the season.
Top Offers
Videos
Latest Bets
