92 objectives However, due to a string of injuries and the additions of Tony Woodcock and Charlie Nicholas, he was forced to leave the first team. Sunderland finally departed Arsenal after scoring 92 goals in 281 games. He remains as one of only three players to score in the FA Cup against all five London clubs (along with Fred Keenor and Dave Watson). He won the First Division twice with Arsenal and the Double once. After his departure from Highbury, he went on to play for Newcastle United, Leeds United and Middlesbrough before retiring at the age of 36. Sunderland began his career with local club Sunderland RCA before joining Arsenal in 1969. He scored on his debut for the Gunners, taking over 30 minutes to find the back of the net after coming on as a substitute in a 2-1 win over West Bromwich Albion. In total, he made 81 appearances for Arsenal without scoring any more goals. He left North London after two seasons to join Newcastle United where he played until 1975 when he moved to Leeds United. He finished his career at Middlesbrough where he made 50 appearances before retiring in 1977. As a player, he was known for his ability in front of goal and his intelligence in creating chances for himself and others. He is also remembered for giving Tony Adams his professional debut at the age of 16 years and 297 days.