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Black Cats midfielder on the move
by Tom Adams, 10 October 2008

Kavanagh: On the move

Sunderland midfielder Graham Kavanagh has joined Carlisle United on loan and will spend one month with the League One side.

Kavanagh last played for The Black Cats in January, with an FA Cup appearance against Wigan sandwiched between successive loan spells with Championship side Sheffield Wednesday.

The 34-year-old joins Carlisle as cover for the injured Paul Thirlwell and Chris Lumsdon and will look to impress at Brunton Park having been frozen out of the first team picture at Sunderland.

“Graham is a very good player and he also comes with experience and knowledge,” Carlisle manager John Ward told the club’s official website.

“He can help us on the pitch with the way that he can play the game and he can also bring that experience in to it as well.”

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mark boyce - 12 October 2008 10:54: I'll just give Rob Lee and phone call on me break; Report this to a moderator

tubes - 10 October 2008 18:00: go kav go; Report this to a moderator

ken safc - 10 October 2008 14:57: he was wen we were in the lower divisions a better player, how does that sum up sunderland ? strange.; Report this to a moderator

Niall Quinn's Penniless Charities - 10 October 2008 14:34: Sums up sunlun when they offload their players so far down the divisions!!! Scarily he was one of their better players; Report this to a moderator

SimonSafc - 10 October 2008 14:15: Graham Kavanagh OOOOO AHHH, Graham Kavanagh OOOOO AHHH. haha Was nice for the few games he played like but he is a total Sick Note.; Report this to a moderator

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