Former Manchester United Defender and now Sunderland Captain has opened up on how the senior players at the club revolted against their former Manager Di Canio. O'Shea when asked whether the senior players actually revolted against Di Canio answered the Shields Gazette ;"That was obviously done. But we have to move on now. Because of the position we're in in the league, we can't keep going back to it. We've got some difficult months ahead. Whoever comes in, whether it's Bally [Kevin Ball] or a new manager, we've got tough times ahead. We have to stick together and if we keep going back to it, it'll soon be too hard to pull back from where we are.
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