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Sunderland manager Dick Advocaat is confident new loan signing Yann
M'Vila can put his controversial introduction to English football behind
him and "make a big difference" to the team.
The temperamental French midfielder was sent off for headbutting Norwich
Under-21 forward Jamar Loza during his club debut on Sunday.
"He is a quick thinker. He will make a big difference to the team," Advocaat told the Chronicle.
"He is a controlling player rather than box to box," the 67-year-old
former Netherlands manager said, impressed with M'Vila's skills.
"He is more a passer of the ball, picks a great pass and a quick pass. (He) does well with that."
Sunderland, who lost their opening league game 4-2 at the hands of
Leicester City, host Premier League new boys Norwich City at the Stadium
of Light on Saturday.
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