Match Day Thread Hull City FC v Sunderland AFC - Sunday 20th October 2024 - KO 15:00
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Mepham man of the match. Isidor a close second just purely because of that goal.
Great win. The goal will get the headlines but Chris Mepham was a rock there. Outrageous signing for this level.
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Why the f*ck are the commentators making out this is a controversial goal!!!
Their player received the ball after the referee had been involved and allowed it to run away from him.
FFS, can they never just praise Sunderland
Their player received the ball after the referee had been involved and allowed it to run away from him.
FFS, can they never just praise Sunderland
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I don't know what the **** the commentators are on about making out that the Hull player running into the ref is some kind of once in a lifetime freakish occurrence.
That's what the game's going to be all about from Hull's perspective but it was really about the quality of Isidor's goal.
That's what the game's going to be all about from Hull's perspective but it was really about the quality of Isidor's goal.
The handball?
It was well outside the box.
Big win that, real solid display and a great goal to win it
Thought Neil was class today, was more like the Neil we saw last season. Him or Mepham MOTM for me
I do worry about the lack of changes as the season progresses, we def need to use the bench more imo - but then again hard to argue when we are winning
Thought Neil was class today, was more like the Neil we saw last season. Him or Mepham MOTM for me
I do worry about the lack of changes as the season progresses, we def need to use the bench more imo - but then again hard to argue when we are winning
I don’t want to say this too early but speakman and KLd aren’t fooking about here
Commentators going on about the “most extraordinary goal” obviously meaning the ef, nothing to do with how well Isidor did! ****ing idiots
Hull manager can **** off as well!
Hull manager can **** off as well!
That'll do me. Controlled large parts of it and outside of the shot that hit the post I don't think Patto had much to do.
Mepham put in a PL level performance, apart from the handball, he's deceptively quick and is so composed.
Jobe is one of the best players i've seen in a SAFC shirt at helping to close out games. When the clock hits 75 and we've got a lead he turns into a defensive monster.
Well done lads, top of the league again.
Enjoy your Sunday everyone.
Mepham put in a PL level performance, apart from the handball, he's deceptively quick and is so composed.
Jobe is one of the best players i've seen in a SAFC shirt at helping to close out games. When the clock hits 75 and we've got a lead he turns into a defensive monster.
Well done lads, top of the league again.
Enjoy your Sunday everyone.
I agree but he seems reluctant (and perhaps understandably so) to disrupt things. Arguably today we were 0-0 away from home and people were clambering him to make the first change. I think in all we managed the game well, albeit I’d have had Watson on for Roberts rather than Rigg out there, with Browne on instead
Hull have a right to complain mind, I mean the ref "got in the way", Hull defender looses the ball and 70 yards later after being pressured by a defender all the way, dinks it over the keeper cool as f**k.
Think the hand ball was out of the box but stand to be corrected