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Good luck to you, I've always liked Sunderland.

Proud of our girls. Just had to say it ⚽️🏅🏆

Looking forward to it tonight!

Couldn’t agree more with this. It’s a fantastic part of the world, and an amazing city, but not for footballers. But then again, there’s plenty of towns and cities that are pretty horrible to live in - not least various places in the Middle...

I lived there for a few years. Has a really nice coast and some incredible scenery a short drive away. Northumberland is the least densely populated part of England. Can’t imagine Anthony Gordon is into rambling/ bird watching or checking out...

Not if you’re a Sunderland fan! Up the Mackems. 😂

Watched Sunderland lose up in Edinburgh yesterday. What a waste of time that was. I’m pessimistic about the club at the best of times. But really worried after that performance.

I go to every Sunderland men’s game, and for a long time didn’t watch any other football (when we were really bad). But these days I will often stick on games if I’m about the house on a weeknight or a Sunday or whatever. And if you’re in the...

Played for a team over here, did well and got picked up by Lincoln. Kieran Tierney is the only other Manxie I know of to have hit the big time so he’s in reasonably esteemed company!

Have we! Nice. Know anything about him? Any good?

@SAFCInPeace just reading your boys have signed a Manx GK for your U21s: Isaac Allan. Will keep an eye out for his progress.

Ouch.

There is a British quota right? I wouldn't be too surprised. That's another one that's [Poor language removed] over the Mags though. They were deffo in for him earlier in the summer. And obviously Burnley as well, he was very very good for them last year.

He had a very good season last year, but I have to agree - can't believe City didn't fancy someone a level above

Let's not get ahead of ourselves lad haha. The Mags I know will often talk about how they like Liverpool, or see themselves as a relatively similar club to them. Stretches back to when they viewed Man U as a "rival" in the 90's under Keegan I...