Can we have Atalanta and Ajax away please. Direct flights from Ponteland to both Bergamo and Amsterdam and would be some great games for the fans.
The fight for Europe ...
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Can we have Atalanta and Ajax away please. Direct flights from Ponteland to both Bergamo and Amsterdam and would be some great games for the fans.
SO will it be
the 26th of May in Frankfurt in Germany (decent beers)
or Istanbul on the 2nd of June?
for a meet up on the contitent about to watch us win a European cup?
the 26th of May in Frankfurt in Germany (decent beers)
or Istanbul on the 2nd of June?
for a meet up on the contitent about to watch us win a European cup?
To secure conference league:It's true that we need snookers now Dave, but so do snooker players!
Yes, Spurs can do us a favour as can Man Utd, etc.
Even Newcastle can help by drawing at Fulham, both on 49 points so could cancel each other out.
Liverpool could beat Brentford as a favour to us ...
... after all it's what Bob Paisley would've wanted
•Sunderland must beat Chelsea
•Brentford must drop points to Liverpool or Brighton must lose to Manchester United
Europa League possibility:
•Sunderland must beat Chelsea
•Brighton and Brentford both lose
Hhhaaa'wwwwaaaaayyyyyy the Lad's
Can we spare a thought for Sheffield United and Chris Wilder....
How fcken pissed off are they at seeing how well we have done,
thinking
It could have been me
How fcken pissed off are they at seeing how well we have done,
thinking
It could have been me
I have a mate who is a Chelsea season ticket holder and he reckons that the feeling in the club is that they absolutely do not want Thursday night football next season, especially the conference league.
They want to beat Spurs because they hate them and if they could get them relegated all the better, but we may well see a "much younger" side take to the pitch at the SoL next weekend. Quite arrogant if you ask me but you never know there may be some truth in it.
They want to beat Spurs because they hate them and if they could get them relegated all the better, but we may well see a "much younger" side take to the pitch at the SoL next weekend. Quite arrogant if you ask me but you never know there may be some truth in it.
Interesting, but not sure there's much credence in that. Chelsea,regardless of their issues,have some very good players,young or not.
However,I'm not sure they'll be up to the intensity we will bring to this match,I'm looking to cheer the Lads to another home win.
I don't care about Europe,I think that's the next year target!
This for me. Next season will be the European push as part of the second 5 Year Plan...
Remember...
I agree its a case of, if we get there fair enough lets have a go , but would prefer another year of building and establish a foothold.
I think I'd prefer the conference league. It would allow us to blood a couple of youngsters and start the likes of 09 against the poorer opposition.
In 1973 I gave my FA Cup final ticket to my aging Uncle Mervyn after being persuaded that, as a 17 year old, I'd have plenty of chances to go again, especially as Sunderland were 'on the up' ...
... if we scrape into Europe on goal difference with the biggest fluke goal ever seen I'm having it!
Besides, after losing two derby matches, Sunderland getting into Europe could seriously affect the Geordie Nation's mental health
In 1973 I gave my FA Cup final ticket to my aging Uncle Mervyn after being persuaded that, as a 17 year old, I'd have plenty of chances to go again, especially as Sunderland were 'on the up' ...
... if we scrape into Europe on goal difference with the biggest fluke goal ever seen I'm having it!
Besides, after losing two derby matches, Sunderland getting into Europe could seriously affect the Geordie Nation's mental health
Massive sacrifice on your behalf!!!
We need EVERYONE to bring the noise on Sunday to get the lads over the line.
Yeah I understand that sentiment, take your chances as they show up and have a go. No problem with that, I just feel we need to ensure the club continues establishing itself in the league. Many of us have seen far too many relegation/promotions seasons.. Its not a big deal I can see both sides of the argument.In 1973 I gave my FA Cup final ticket to my aging Uncle Mervyn after being persuaded that, as a 17 year old, I'd have plenty of chances to go again, especially as Sunderland were 'on the up' ...
... if we scrape into Europe on goal difference with the biggest fluke goal ever seen I'm having it!
Besides, after losing two derby matches, Sunderland getting into Europe could seriously affect the Geordie Nation's mental health
He was a lifelong supporter, from Leadgate, who rarely missed a game and, tbf, it was him who first gave me a Charlie Hurley rosette and told me I was a Sunderland supporter ... I was only 8yo but they grabbed you quick in those parts!
And I agree about Sunday, no excuses for sitting and waiting for a goal, even if we go behind!
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I did the same with my boy and got him a season ticket at 5yr old. Poor bugger had a great start watching Celtic smash us lol followed up with a relegation and two failed Wembley trips!!!
Saturday should be about all out support no matter what the outcome is.
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Any more loose talk and this is what you'll see trained on the back of your head ...
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... the 'Oh no, these comments are going to put a massive jinx on it' people will be after you!
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Hhhaaa'wwwwaaaaayyyyyy the Flares
Cans of red stripe on the streets it is!!!
Just put on Look North to hear that Newcastle kept their hopes of Europe alive at the weekend ...
... have I missed something?
... have I missed something?
