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They seem to be going down the Nottingham Forest route into irrelevance, the only difference is that they have a Netflix show recording the decline.
I actually can't believe they let them do another one
The first one was supposed to be a good PR exercise for the club, getting back into the PL and it ended up being a total catastrophe of a season for them. It was great TV.
I actually can't believe they let them do another one
The first one was supposed to be a good PR exercise for the club, getting back into the PL and it ended up being a total catastrophe of a season for them. It was great TV.
Couldnt agree more I absolutely loved watching them crumble . Totally hate that football club
They are as bad as Stoke.
Saw the entire first season once again yesterday... whenever I started feeling sorry for them I thought about the poznan and I felt no empathy what so ever
Pretty much my feelings. I’m from the North East and before them celebrating us losing the title I didn’t really mind that that much.That was very weird, wasnt it. I never saw Sunderland as being a club that despised us to be honest, until that day when they seemingly from nowhere relished seeing us gutted. We used to always send players there, too. Since then I've loved seeing them suffer - they were always a very bland club to me, just seemed to be 'there' without ever amounting to anything.
What did United fans expect Sunderland fans to do when City scored? Clap the United fans and reach over the concourse to offer hugs? If it was the other way round they’d have taken the piss out of City fans, seems an overreaction and similar to the ‘small-time’ mentality that is accused of Sunderland’s fans to now despise the club because of it.
Dunno, not start celebrating manically about something which had nothing to do with them?What did United fans expect Sunderland fans to do when City scored? Clap the United fans and reach over the concourse to offer hugs? If it was the other way round they’d have taken the piss out of City fans, seems an overreaction and similar to the ‘small-time’ mentality that is accused of Sunderland’s fans to now despise the club because of it.
It's just banter though isn't it, I don't blame them for it at all, I bet they found it fecking funny, I probably would have if I wasn't a Utd fan.
Dunno, not start celebrating manically about something which had nothing to do with them?
What did United fans expect Sunderland fans to do when City scored? Clap the United fans and reach over the concourse to offer hugs? If it was the other way round they’d have taken the piss out of City fans, seems an overreaction and similar to the ‘small-time’ mentality that is accused of Sunderland’s fans to now despise the club because of it.
Agree with this honestly, they reacted like any teams fans would have done in the same situation. Bit pathetic that people are still bitter about it.
They few people that actually hate them are pathetic, but the majority think it's tit for tat. You celebrate us not winning the league, we're going to celebrate you having a documentary filmed about your return to the prem turn into a complete shit show. You laugh at us, we laugh at you.Me, my Celtic supporting housemate and my Nottingham Forrest supporting housemate did the Poznan in the living room to the United fan we had over. Pretty much every football fan in the country found that moment fecking funny, just like Gerrard slipping. Bit silly having a grudge about that.
They few people that actually hate them are pathetic, but the majority think it's tit for tat. You celebrate us not winning the league, we're going to celebrate you having a documentary filmed about your return to the prem turn into a complete shit show. You laugh at us, we laugh at you.
Well it's just "banter" enjoying them festering in league one.
I mean any club who allowed Lee Cattermole to play in the prem deserves our ire.Yeah that view is far enough, I’m mainly just surprised at the people who seem shocked that Sunderland fans celebrated, or see it as symptomatic of Sunderland hating United when they’d have done it to any side, and subsequently seem to hold a genuine antipathy towards the club and its fans just on that basis.
Yeah that view is far enough, I’m mainly just surprised at the people who seem shocked that Sunderland fans celebrated, or see it as symptomatic of Sunderland hating United when they’d have done it to any side, and subsequently seem to hold a genuine antipathy towards the club and its fans just on that basis.
This scene
What did United fans expect Sunderland fans to do when City scored? Clap the United fans and reach over the concourse to offer hugs? If it was the other way round they’d have taken the piss out of City fans, seems an overreaction and similar to the ‘small-time’ mentality that is accused of Sunderland’s fans to now despise the club because of it.
Priceless. This Charlie Methven comes across as the biggest tosser in the world, you just see how it will end - I guess I will found out soon enough (haven't checked any news or articles). He clearly thinks he is smarter, better and more important than anyone else, indirectly talking down people from the north even though it's presented as a compliment. He is 50 something and implementing this entrance trance song just because he thinks it's awesome, probably reminding him of his peak 20 years ago, but it all looks so pathetic and short-sighted. The former chairman (Bain) from season 1 was also out on his depth, but at least he seemed a bit more... realistic and rational... compared to this guy.