Quinn takeover still on
Niall Quinn is hoping to complete the proposed takeover of Sunderland following yesterday's meeting with outgoing chairman Bob Murray.
Reports suggested four key investors in Quinn's eight-man consortium - Sean Mulryan, Paddy Kelly, Tom Moran and Pat Power - had withdrawn their support, but Quinn believes a deal will go through.
The former Republic of Ireland striker said: "Basically, I'm meeting Bob Murray and I'm hoping to close out a deal for the football club.
"I'm very disappointed with the reports which have come out suggesting there are problems with our side.
"I've kept very quiet in the last 12 weeks and have done what I was told to do in terms of confidentiality agreements.
"We are very committed and we are raring to go, we just need to get one more answer now. We've delivered and we'll see what the answer is."
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