Sunderland chairman Niall Quinn has reiterated the club's determination to stamp out racism in football. Full Article at ESPN STAR Sports

Sunderland chairman Niall Quinn wants fans to get behind the club’s fight against racism. Full Article at Tribalfootball.com

Sunderland chairman Niall Quinn has reiterated the club's determination to stamp out racism in football. Full Article at Sporting Life

Niall Quinn has urged Sunderland fans to back the club’s fight against racism. Full Article at Mirror.co.uk

AS FIFA continue to bear the brunt of public anger over the Thierry Henry handball saga, Niall Quinn yesterday turned his eye towards the French Football Federation (FFF), accusing them of "deafening us with their silence" in the wake of the... Full Article at Irish Independent

LEAGUE OF IRELAND PREMIER DIVISION: Emmet Malone was there as Niall Quinn gave an insight into the kind of local initiatives that could make the Claret and Blue club a going concern HIS CLUB may operate on a rather higher level, but Sunderland chairman... Full Article at Irish Times

Looking ahead: Sunderland Chairman Niall Quinn is hopeful the time will come when the payment of agents will become the responsibility of the player, not the club. Full Article at The Telegraph

Sunderland boss Steve Bruce has paid tribute to chairman Niall Quinn over their successful start to the season. Bruce said: "I would have taken this at the start of the season. Full Article at Tribalfootball.com

Remarkably, Whelan has suggested that the Wigan whipping at White Hart Lane had more to do with the Sunderland manager than the current incumbent Roberto Martinez. Full Article at The Sunderland Echo

Probable starters in bold, contenders in light Photograph: Graphic Sunderland last beat Arsenal on Wearside in August 2000 when Niall Quinn, an ex Gunner but now chairman at the Stadium of Light, scored the game's only goal. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited

One former Arsenal great has lambasted another as Sunderland chairman Niall Quinn slammed France striker Thierry Henry for handballing his nation's way to an aggregate play-off victory over the Republic of Ireland on Wednesday evening. Full Article at Goal.com

20/11/2009 - 11:53:49 Sunderland chairman and former Republic of Ireland striker Niall Quinn described France's goal against Ireland on Wednesday night as "the biggest injustice I have ever seen in sport". Full Article at BreakingNews.ie

Worst ever: Niall Quinn says Thierry's Henry's handball is the biggest sporting injustice he has ever seen Photo: GETTY IMAGES The Sunderland chairman turned on the French striker after admitted that he was left devastated by Henry's hand-ball at... Full Article at The Telegraph

Sunderland chairman and Niall Quinn has described France's winning goal against the Republic of Ireland in their World Cup play-off on Wednesday night as "the biggest injustice I have ever seen in sport". Full Article at Sporting Life

Terminally ill Colin Newton thought his final wish to meet Sunderland legend Niall Quinn was in tatters - until the SAFC chairman turned up at his home. Full Article at The Northern Echo

Sunderland chairman Niall Quinn has praised Didier Drogba’s remarkable show of charity, after the Chelsea striker pledged £3 million to build a hospital in his native Ivory Coast. Full Article at Give Me Football

Sunderland chairman Niall Quinn has heaped praise on Chelsea striker Didier Drogba over news that he donate £3 million towards the building of a hospital in Ivory Coast. Full Article at Tribalfootball.com

The Football Supporters Federation have launched an online petition in response to Sunderland chairman Niall Quinn’s decision to ban a small number of Black Cats supporters involved in an incident at Newcastle Central Train Station on Aug. 9. Full Article at Bleacher Report

Innocent until proven guilty? Freedom of speech? It appears that two of the most important foundations of our society are under attack from football clubs in the North-East. Full Article at Mirror.co.uk