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I think you are right,. I sit in the east stand and didn't hear the booing, I have just watched the full game on Sky and did hear something but not sure it was directed at Ba, if it was it's a ****ing disgrace, but the people around me and on the concourse also seem desperate to have a go at Beale.
Which is also a disgrace
It’s been a decent start, no doubt about that but the draw at Rotherham was a poor result. We were ****e for large parts and the plan second half seemed to be the old ‘Give it to Clarke and hope for the best’. They definitely don’t have a ‘good home record’, either.
There's a couple of posters notable by their absence since the game yesterday. Can guarantee those posters, the most vocal critics of the Beale appointment, will be all over the board when we lose a game under him..
Makes sense mate.
Pathetic that Sunderland supporters would put their prejudice before their club ...
... I cheered Gareth Hall onto the pitch every time he played ffs
They've beaten Middlesborough, Norwich and Coventry there and held Leeds, Blackburn, us and Ipswich...
80% of their points have came at home, draws with Ipswich and Leeds, beat Boro, have one less point at home than we do away. In the context of their season their home record is decent.
15 points from 13 home games this season. 20th in the home results table.
They’re a poor side who we should’ve beat. Other than that, Beale hasn’t done too bad so far.
They've lost games there against some teams in and around them, I listed some of their good results there and they're against better footballing sides which likely suggests they're more effective sitting in and nullifying the game as they did against us but struggle when they're expected to be more expansive and proactive. I think that's more relevant and applicable when assessing how we've faired in the grand scheme of things.
