Sunderland boss David Moyes has blamed the Football Association for taking too long in their appointment of Sam Allardyce last summer, claiming that it disrupted the Black Cats' Premier League preparation. Allardyce was named England manager in July following Roy Hodgson's hasty exit from Euro 2016 in France. However, it took the FA around a month to decide on Allardyce's appointment, leaving Sunderland with no new signings from the summer transfer window. Moyes arrived mid-way through the...
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