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Starting fires, you rascal. Plus you won’t leave shmmee alone. 🤣

I think you inadvertently proved the point that you quoted. 👍🏻 Is that urge to two foot crap players escalating at all? 🤣

You’re really going for it today, mate. 🤣

1) League two playoff campaign. It was indescribable. 2) League one promotion - it was extremely satisfying. 3) Championship playoff run - I think we were all believing after the second leg at the Riverside. Two promotions, a trophy, two playoff finals, finishing 5th in the Championship with...

Their midfield average age, is 22 or around that mark. Neil, Rigg and Browne are their 3 CM’s I think, this is what the Sunderland fan said.

I think it’s Perry, isn’t it? I’m not overly familiar with the positions of the youth team players, to be honest. Andrews, Dausch, Perry, Yearn…we let Stretton go despite how often he’d score, Rus was on the fringes of the first team then left, Howley and Burroughs will probably go the same...

Couldn’t agree more. Failing to get either him or Stamenic is proving to be a massive failure.

They have a decent mix, to be fair. The experience they have compliments the younger lads. Even then, we’re talking players who are 27, like Roberts and Mepham, and O’Nien and Browne who are 29. Can’t beat that balance of both, yet they have a lot of young talent there, apparently.

The majority of fans on this forum were emotionally affected by the sacking of Robins. Which is entirely understandable, given the journey we’ve been on with him, and how desperately we wanted him to finish the job and reach the PL. Anyone who wasn’t affected emotionally by the sacking, I would...

Probably not, but they have a young team and they’re doing well. The average age of their midfield is 22, or something? Chris Rigg has literally just turned 17, and has more balls and drive than Sheaf, that’s for sure. I spoke to a Sunderland fan about this, he appeared on a podcast, and he...

Fair enough, I just don’t believe he will reach that ceiling here, in our club’s climate.

I really can’t help but aim vitriol at our ‘captain’, to be honest. Everyone will just buy into the party line that he’s ’the best midfielder in the Championship’ and the problem is, Sheaf now believes he is. Injuries, complacency, poor performances and a total dearth of actual, tangible...

If it’s Lampard, then kiss goodbye to any hope of the playoffs. Or a mid table finish. It isn’t difficult; look at the success that Championship clubs have had with relatively unknown continental manager: Bielsa, Farke, Wagner (before the PL), Rohl (doing a sterling job at a proper tinpot set...

Looks like his eyebrows have been painted on with shoe polish ffs.

Someone (Saddle I think) said Sheaf was one of them. @Saddlebrains ? Plus, it was stated ‘some of the new players’ and this is about the third or fourth time I’ve seen this. Take your pick.

Sounded like he’s from Cyeeeerdiff (Cardiff for those not in the know) in the pre-match ‘grilling’ from Clive. He wanted to portray confidence and loyalty, but his body language was quite clear that he’s not comfortable in the spotlight.

Seems that way, if the source is relaying 100% accurate info. No reason to doubt it, really, as overall it seems very plausible.

Thanks for sharing, mate. As for the performance director, I’m sure (as a standard policy) will have to undergo a performance review. That would make interesting viewing. As for Mr Carr, I’ve only seen bits and pieces of him to gauge his character, but the official pre-match interview with him...

This is one of those instances where I’ve either missed the sarcasm, or it is actually true.

More importantly, state the intended target for deployment. 🎯 Although I admit, several iPads will probably get caught in the crossfire…collateral.