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Niall Quinn and Jamie Carragher have backed Sunderland to establish themselves as a top-10 club after securing Premier League safety under Sam Allardyce. Wednesday nights 3-0 victory over Everton ensured Sunderland will play Premier League football and enjoy the riches of the bumper new TV deal next year, despite a season of struggle.Former chariman and striker Quinn insists the manager deserves enormous credit for the work he has done and encouraged the club to give him a long-term contract. Watch Sunderland boss Sam Allardyce dance for the fans after the club survived relegation with a 3-0 win against Everton Sunderland have developed something under Sam Allardyce, which is huge, Quinn told Sky Sports.Theyve been used to escaping but theres something different about tonight. You feel theres something really strong to build on.He has something really big going on now and I think it could last for years. Sam Allardyce has steered Sunderland from relegation He is the perfect fit. The Sunderland fans shout louder for a tackle than they do for goals sometimes and he brings the robustness that this club is missing.Theyve had a soft centre at times, but not with him around. The organisation is really good and he is a different class in the transfer market.The fit is so good with Sam Allardyce. He has come in and done an incredible job just trying to keep the club up, but theres nobody better placed to go and bring it to the next level.I hope he signs for quite a number of years and sees out his days here. Patrick Davison and Davie Provan look back on an action-packed match at the Stadium of Light as Sunderland secured their Premier League status in style Allardyce replaced Dick Advocaat in October with Sunderland in 19th place and they have spent more days in the relegation zone than any other team this season before securing safety with a game to spare.And Sky Sports pundit Carragher believes the appointment of Allardyce will ensure they wont be in the scrap again next season.He said: Sam Allardyce is a Marmite sort of character as a manager. Some people love him and some obviously dont. Jan Kirchhoff was delighted after Sunderlands 3-0 win against Everton With Sam Allardyce youve an absolute guarantee of Premier League football. Thats what he is and I dont think he gets enough credit.He plays a certain way and people over the last few years have said its all about possession and passing, but you see what happened tonight with the manager on the opposite side, Roberto Martinez, who is like that. Sunderland won 3-0.Under Sam Allardyce, this Sunderland team will get back to the days of Niall Quinn and Kevin Phillips under Peter Reid when they were comfortably in the top 10. Also See: Sunderland 3-0 Everton As it happened nike vapormax plus γυναικεια . -- Five former Kansas City Chiefs players who were on the team between 1987 and 1993 filed a lawsuit Tuesday claiming the team hid and even lied about the risks of head injuries during that time period when there was no collective bargaining agreement in place in the NFL. nike vapormax ανδρικα . Louis Blues absence from top spot in the TSN. http://www.vapormaxgreece.com/ . 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Toronto FCs vision of an improved BMO Field is taking shape. Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment CEO Tim Leiweke said last month that ownership was looking at upgrading BMO Field, the MLS teams no-frills home since it entered the league in 2007. On Friday, Toronto FC president Kevin Payne offered his view. "I believe long term we have to put a roof on the building," said Payne, when asked about improving the fan experience. "Not necessarily the entire building and not necessarily the entire seating section. But there has to be roof cover. Without it you cant create a sense of drama. The presentation suffers." Payne, who took charge of the MLS franchise prior to this season, said a review on ways to make the stadium bigger was under way when he first came on board. "Literally the first day I was on the job I talked to (MLSE vice-president) Bob Hunter about making the stadium better," Payne said. Soon after that, the team committed money to a study to see what space could be used "to provide different types of experiences to our fans that arent there now." Payne also wants more night games. "Frankly I think it hurts us a bit tthat we have to play so many afternoon games.ddddddddddddIts very difficult to create drama then. I hope in the future as we negotiate our TV deals, that well be able to get more night games. I think when you play under the lights, especially in the fall when its getting dark, its just a different feeling. It creates much more of a theatrical experience and it helps the fans really get into the game better. "But were going to look at a number of ways to improve the fan experience, to create new fan experiences, particularly premium fan experiences that we really dont have very much of now. And try to make it a much more modern MLS building. "Because compared to (the stadium in) Kansas City, it doesnt compare." Built in 2011, Sporting Park -- which cost a reported US$200 million -- is seen as the soccer-specific jewel of MLS stadiums. In contrast, BMO Field was a bargain at C$62.5 million. Originally the brainchild of the Canadian Soccer Association, the stadium was built as a way to bring the FIFA U20 World Cup and an MLS team to Toronto. Both were delivered. But the lakefront stadium was downsized due to funding issues. Little has changed since then, other than the addition of a modest north stand. ' ' '