Just started this.
Loving how angry they're all getting for a friendly against Celtic... a friendly!
Loving how angry they're all getting for a friendly against Celtic... a friendly!
It’s amazing how long United fans can hold a grudge against Sunderland. Small time
It's ridiculous really.
Any other club would have done exactly the same thing - including us I'd suspect,
If say we had stopped Spurs winning the title over Leicester those few seasons ago, we'd have had great fun with it.
Slightly different in that they did absolutely nothing. They didn't beat us, they lost. It was also linked to perhaps our worst day in the Premier League. Anyone/thing linked to that day can feck off, QPR, Aguerooooooo, Sunderland.
Yeah but at the end of the day why would you stay where you’re not wanted?Just have to say this regarding Jack Rodwell? Everyone complained that he didn't show it on the pitch, but kinda hard to do that when the coach isn't playing him? What they forgot to say was that they apparently had a clause in his contract which gave him a bonus for playing x amount of games and that was the reason why the coach didn't pick him..
Laughed at the fan saying “lucky black cat” whilst wanking off his lamp
I just got to that episode and I fecking love him! They’d probably have stayed up if it wasn’t for himBinged it. Grabban made me laugh, remember this is Sunderland we're talking about.
Rodwell though..
It was good watch, Bain comes across as right cnut, Coleman and the staff come across really well. Changed my stance on the fans as well, feel sorry them now. How a club of that size and stature can be so mismanaged that they end up in the 3rd tier of English football is a disgrace tbh.
Laughed so hard at this. He literally wanks his lucky black cat. It’s a black cat ffs, no wonder they got relegated.
And it had no impact on the results, if anything they got worse! He just needs to admit to himself that he enjoys w@nking off his cat pre-match.
No one Beats Arsenal in the shittest songs department with their one song ‘and it’s ARSENAL, ARSENAL FC, WERE BY FAR THE GREATEST TEAM THE WORLD HAS EVER SEEN’Pretty sure that's Aston Villa
That was the one feature of the football clips that I couldn't believe, Lee Camp especially had always seemed like a decent Championship keeper yet the vast majority of the goals conceded by them looked like they could, arguably should, have been saved.I don’t think you could find 3 more hopeless goalkeepers even if you tried.
Martin Bain, what a prick.
They probably assume he done nothing but seeing him trying to push deals through on deadline day etc have made them think, "The baldy git does a bit actually"
Mostly they say they see how tied his hands were and that he seemed to care, bar a handful who they're blind and that he's David Brent. Pretty different point of view to what folks have expressed here.
Grayson gets a huge amount of hate too, while a lot point out that there's nothing about some bombshell statement Ellis made early in the season or how apparently some of their African players went on strike.
Yeah to be fair to him, the instruction from above was obviously to cut costs. People seem to have a good impression of Coleman, but McGeady wasn't happy that he walked in after a bad result and everything was happy days around the place. I didn't get that either. I know he was probably thinking positivity would help but nothing like a good rant to let people know it isn't acceptable
I tend to cut Coleman some slack because of what he achieved with Wales and the extremely high opinion Williams had of him, for example. We could say his management style just doesn't work in a toxic environment where the confidence of the players was already totally shot and he couldn't bring them up to his level of optimism, in addition to the awful injury luck they had. It was some shocker of a statement though from McGeady in relation to 4-3-3... utterly withering.
I tend to cut Coleman some slack because of what he achieved with Wales and the extremely high opinion Williams had of him, for example. We could say his management style just doesn't work in a toxic environment where the confidence of the players was already totally shot and he couldn't bring them up to his level of optimism, in addition to the awful injury luck they had. It was some shocker of a statement though from McGeady in relation to 4-3-3... utterly withering.