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Sunderland manager Dick Advocaat was unhappy with his side's performance despite a 6-3 win over Exeter City in the League Cup.
Jermain Defoe struck a hat-trick and Jack Rodwell netted a brace as Advocaat's men were pushed by the League Two outfit at the Stadium of Light.
"It was not our best game, but we scored six goals," Advocaat told the club's website.
"We gave very easy goals away for this level so I cannot be, with all respect I'm happy with 6-3, happy with the performance."
"Jermain could have had five goals and when he is in front of goal you can see he is a goalscorer," Advocaat said.
