..I think Sunderland will be fine this season.
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roydo
in memoriam - 1965-2024
In a league where Bristol City are 3rd, and Sunderland are 3rd bottom, I wouldnt predict anything in that league. Its, by a mile, the most competitive one in world football imo.
..doing fantastic are Bristol. Great for your area if they come up.
I saw Sunderland a few weeks ago and thought they had enough about them to stay up. They missed chances but at least they created them.
roydo
in memoriam - 1965-2024
Stuck by Lee Johnson last season after 10 straight losses. Saw his Dad yesterday, utterly made up is Gary.
Thing is, I just cant see them in the PL. Natural habitats and that.
That said, plenty of similar sized clubs have done it, so lets see I guess.
goodisonopheliac
Player Valuation: £30m
I wouldn't even poo on Analfield.
I have no particular opinions on Sunderland, other than that I liked how they handled the whole Bradley Lowery thing, his friendship with Defoe was really sweet, and their fans put ours to shame when I saw Sunderland play Everton in 14-15. Was nice to see both sets of fans cheering Peter Reid as well.
(And no, I am not him)
I have no particular opinions on Sunderland, other than that I liked how they handled the whole Bradley Lowery thing, his friendship with Defoe was really sweet, and their fans put ours to shame when I saw Sunderland play Everton in 14-15. Was nice to see both sets of fans cheering Peter Reid as well.
(And no, I am not him)
Ring master
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sunderland 12mins away from 1st home league win in a year [last one 17th dec last year]
Toffee in Jandals
Player Valuation: £35m
Chris Coleman, the messiah.
4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
Happy for them
ncblue
Player Valuation: £6m
Me too. Always liked Sunderland. Hope they go on a bit of a run now.
Safc-mark-91
Player Valuation: £750k
Huge win. Embarrassing record, finally put to bed.
I always said I thought we'd be 'okay' and steer clear of relegation. Still, long way to go but huge win, morale boosting victory.
Winning at home to Fulham should be a routine victory, satisfying but expected. Unfortunately, our current situation means todays victory is like winning the lottery! So, delighted with the win but a bit of perspective, 4 years ago we were beating Arsenal at home and doing the double over Newcastle. So, no dancing from the rooftops from me but over-the-moon with a huge win.
Finally, a win and a clean sheet!
Everton, beat Newcastle midweek too - Thanks for that! Always good to see them scum boo at FT.
Hopefully we build on today.
I always said I thought we'd be 'okay' and steer clear of relegation. Still, long way to go but huge win, morale boosting victory.
Winning at home to Fulham should be a routine victory, satisfying but expected. Unfortunately, our current situation means todays victory is like winning the lottery! So, delighted with the win but a bit of perspective, 4 years ago we were beating Arsenal at home and doing the double over Newcastle. So, no dancing from the rooftops from me but over-the-moon with a huge win.
Finally, a win and a clean sheet!
Everton, beat Newcastle midweek too - Thanks for that! Always good to see them scum boo at FT.
Hopefully we build on today.
The binman chronicles
Player Valuation: £80m
No team (well maybe the RS 
) should go a whole year without winning at home, I'm pleased for the fans they have finally shaken off the Moyes from the team and can hopefully climb the table from here.
) should go a whole year without winning at home, I'm pleased for the fans they have finally shaken off the Moyes from the team and can hopefully climb the table from here.
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