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Gus Poyet said it is time for Sunderland to forget the tumultuous era of Paolo di Canio as he aims to lead the Mackems to Premier League safety.
Poyet was unveiled as di Canio’s successor on Tuesday and is charged with improving the fortunes of a side who currently sit rock bottom of the table with just one point fron seven matches.
The 45-year-old Uruguayan, who has penned a two-year deal with the club, was introduced to the media at the club’s training ground on Tuesday.
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