Sunderland fans forum - post match (6 Viewers)
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oucho
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It was bad enough when halfwits mocked JH during his years as a pundit for his voice, hair, appearance etc. Half those people probably had no idea of what he had achieved in the game. But deliberately insulting the name of a man who's been dead three years, and who lived his final years with the tragedy of dementia, is pathetic. It would be the same if our fans abused the name of Bob Stokoe in the same way, but I wouldn't dream of doing so (and have never heard fellow fans doing so either). Sad that some people are not better than to dish out such abuse: I doubt they would call JH a poof to the faces of his widow and sons, fucking cowards.
Tommo72
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Well fucking said
Houchens Head
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Had to laugh at this little Scumderland Junior Troglodyte giving us the finger after we'd scored! (circled in red)
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David O'Day
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Oi you mackem pricks reading our forum. You dirty trampy fancies. We can see you crying
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oscillatewildly
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I think it's a fair shout to question Bob Stokoe's sartorial deficiency in his 1973 cup final outfit. That's as far as I would take it.
robbiethemole
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and me, couldn't believe they hadn't beaten Everton
SKYBLUES90
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Coventry Statement
Honestly, I’m lost for words. I don’t think I've ever come across such a weird, deluded, bitter bunch of people in my life.
Honestly, I’m lost for words. I don’t think I've ever come across such a weird, deluded, bitter bunch of people in my life.
oucho
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Some of the posts on there look like they belong on a parody/spoof Sunderland forum.
ajsccfc
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"piss poor from the club to put that out as an official statement like
it's like yeah yeah some of our fans are twats but you started it
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This guy's bang on, our statement should start and end with investigating the dickheads without any of the 'yeah but' nonsense about the game here.
it's like yeah yeah some of our fans are twats but you started it
"This guy's bang on, our statement should start and end with investigating the dickheads without any of the 'yeah but' nonsense about the game here.
Tommo72
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Quick to condemn Cov supporters but happy to celebrate Sunderland ‘shirters’ apparently throwing punches....
Bunch of little bitches.
kg82
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"piss poor from the club to put that out as an official statement like
it's like yeah yeah some of our fans are twats but you started it
This guy's bang on, our statement should start and end with investigating the dickheads without any of the 'yeah but' nonsense about the game here.
Is he talking about our statement or their statement? I read it as ours. He’s right either way.
Liquid Gold
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Honestly they are a fucking weird bunch, send some scientists up there and work out what is doing it to them.
oucho
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It was the 1970s, par for the course. Can't single out one bloke for his fashion choices.
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Sterling Archer
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Wholehartedly agree. A section of our fans acted like scumbags and we will investigate it within our powers /fin. Draw a line under it."piss poor from the club to put that out as an official statement like
it's like yeah yeah some of our fans are twats but you started it
This guy's bang on, our statement should start and end with investigating the dickheads without any of the 'yeah but' nonsense about the game here.
This Sunderland Coventry rivalry which has seemingly only gained traction in the last couple of years due to some moronic keyboard warriors on both sides is one of the cringiest things I've witnessed.
Houchens Head
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Totally agree. I saw my first game in 1964 and well remember the debacle of that "delayed game". Sure, there was a bit of animosity from Sunderland for a while and then after a couple more seasons, it was all forgotten about. It has certainly only been this last 5 or 6 years that it has all been brought to the fore again. I'm guilty of a bit of it simply because I love a bit of banter, but some are taking things a wee bit too far. I think it's time the two sets of fans drew a line under this and agree to let it drop. After all, it happened in 1977 ferchrissakes! 42 years ago! I doubt if there's many on this forum that were even born then, let alone remember the event!
the rumpo kid
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I was born and I was there, and I laugh my cock off every time I hear one of those window lickers bleeting about it .sad bastard's.
skybluesam66
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so aswell as 77 there was also
1990 Speedie v Gary bennett
2000 Summerbee v Froggatt
1997 Sent them down again with a delayed kick off (just for those who were too young in 1977)
so there is certainly some history between the teams
1990 Speedie v Gary bennett
2000 Summerbee v Froggatt
1997 Sent them down again with a delayed kick off (just for those who were too young in 1977)
so there is certainly some history between the teams
The Great Eastern
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Tobyfair, Tottenham tried very hard to send us down on that final game if the season. But for Oggy in world class form, we'd have got beaten on the day.
Don't recall Middlesboro fans constantly going on about Coventrys late kick off on that day. They were in the same boat as Blunderland where they needed us to lose to stand a chance of staying up.
oucho
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David O'Day
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Great statement from city remind the littlevtramps they are fuck8ng pricks. Any Sunderland still lurking about hahahahahaha you stinky tramps
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The Great Eastern
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This animosity isn't going to go away anytime soon and I can see morons from all over who don't support either team, descending on the stadium to crack heads when we next cross paths be it next season or further on. Certainly won't be an away game I'll be tempted to go to.
If Feyernord 'fans' were there last Saturday, what's the chances of Ajax coming over as well ?
clint van damme
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oucho
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We might get a few from Go Ahead Eagles or some other minnow more akin to our own status
tommydazzle
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There wil be cases where extensive injury time (8 mins on Saturday for example) and vital end of season relegation games going to the wire where scores will be communicated to the teams concerned. Even more so these days with instant updates. Are fans that naive to think teams will go gung ho for a win if it is communicated to them that they are already safe?
It was in their own hands to stay up and they blew it, should be the end of the story if you are any kind of rational sensible adult. As a fan I've seen many costly injustices but remaining bitter about it to that extent is borderline paranoia.
It was in their own hands to stay up and they blew it, should be the end of the story if you are any kind of rational sensible adult. As a fan I've seen many costly injustices but remaining bitter about it to that extent is borderline paranoia.
Grendel
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I think Boro had a lot more to complain about than a late kick off
Tommo72
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SkyBlueDom26
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SKYBLUES90
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Shameful isn’t it. I’d like to say half of them weren’t even born when it happened but they all seem to have a story about that as well.
Never have I wanted a team to fail more than them lot, I will take great pride in watching them cry again on Netflix if their season falls apart and they miss out on promotion.
oscillatewildly
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A very unenviable 'treble' achieved by M'boro that season. As I recall, didn't the club briefly campaign to have their points deduction overturned - owing to not fulfilling a fixture?
clint van damme
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Yeah. If they'd turned up for that game and got beat 10 -0 they'd have still stayed up if I recall correctly.
oucho
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Yeah they cancelled a home game against Blackburn at the last minute, as they had an injury/illness crisis which had ripped through their squad. The points deduction was small (2 points?) but made the difference. Bryan Robson said in hindsight that, had he known the potential impact of postponing the game unilaterally, he'd have "picked the tea lady".
As for the other two parts of the "double", they did at least reach two cup finals (three, if you count the League Cup replay*). I'd have taken a couple of cup finals in a single season, hardly a failure in itself.
*last time a League Cup / FA Cup final replay was held, IIRC. It was also at Hillsborough, so this was the last time such a game was held away from Wembley/Millennium Stadium. I remember it also for the Tory 1997 election campaign staking a lot on a "John Major personal plea to the nation" on BBC1 which was expertly timed to coincide with the moment when many voters would be watching the Coca Cola final on the other side.