LONDON (Reuters) - Sunday may be a day of rest for some, but not Sunderland manager Gus Poyet who expects to spend much of it with a telephone clamped to his ear in a last-ditch attempt to buy more players.
After watching his side, who narrowly staved off relegation last season, lose 1-0 at Queens Park Rangers in the Premier League on Saturday, the Uruguayan recognised he was running out of time to secure reinforcements.
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