Source: Daily_Mail
Sunderland's Titus Bramble set to miss rest of season
Sunderland manager Steve Bruce fears defender Titus Bramble's season could be over due to a knee injury.The club announced on their website ahead of today's 5-0 defeat at Manchester City that Bramble would miss the game after suffering cartilage damage, although it is not yet clear whether it is a recurrence of the problem the 29-year-old had surgery for earlier in the campaign.Bruce said: 'Bramble had an operation a few months ago and he has never felt quite comfortable. Body blow:Titus Bramble (right) has struggled with injuries throughout the season'He had a scan the other day and he could miss the rest of the season.'We've been told (he needs) complete rest at the moment.'Another knee injury victim Fraizer Campbell, who has not made a first-team appearance for the Black Cats since August, had been expected to feature in the squad to face City but was also ruled out after suffering a late setback.Bruce said: 'Fraizer Campbell twisted his knee yesterday in training and he will have a scan.'We are keeping our fingers crossed that it is not a recurrence of the knee injury that he had in August.' Manchester City 5 Sunderland 0: Five-star City up into third after thrashing Black Cats I'd love to sign Welbeck. but I don't think Sir Alex would let me, says Bruce Aston Villa and Sunderland join Chelsea in the hunt for De BruyneAll the latest Sunderland news, features and opinion Explore more:People: Titus Bramble, Steve Bruce