Ross Wallace is hoping he is given a second chance at Sunderland by manager Roy Keane.
Transfer-listed winger aims to prove his worth to Keane
Ross Wallace is hoping he is given a second chance at Sunderland by manager Roy Keane.
The Scottish winger was put on the transfer list by Keane in January and, days later, suffered a knee injury which has kept him out for over three months.
Now fit again, Wallace is keen to figure in Sunderland's final two matches of the Premier League season against Bolton Wanderers and Arsenal.
And the former Celtic youngster is looking to convince Keane that he is worth keeping at the Stadium of Light next season.
Worst week
"It was probably the worst week of my career so far - transfer-listed and then picking up a serious injury!" Wallace told the
Sunderland Echo.
"It wasn't good at all, but you just have to deal with these things.
"It was a surprise when I was put on the transfer list, but the manager is paid to make those decisions.
"And it was a bad time to get injured because I just wanted to get my head down in training and try to change the manager's mind.
"But I'm fit now and I hope I get a second chance because I want to stay here, but that's up to the manager, of course.".
