Sunderland's Craig Gardner is looking forward to next season and what he hopes to achieve.
Gardner joined te club last summer from relegated Birmingham City.
He went in and out of the team under both Steve Bruce and Martin O'Neill amid rumours that he was homesick for the West Midlands.
But, Gardner says he is settled now at Sunderland and hopes to establish himself in the first-team next season.
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