VERY POOR

I can't stand them & I can't stand white british people who stick up for them. now have a nice day I'm done with you xx

 

Don't send me kisses just because I said you will need to suck my balls, you gay ginger gender bender.

 

Go clap **** & sing for the players you ****ing plum.

 

Christ Gus 7ft 3in its you who blocks my view at the match you twat.

 

I quite like a bit Pakistani porn like.

 

Shush I'm only 4ft 3 really

 

I see ginga ninja is back with his usual charm. makes some valid points but belittles himself with inane, abusive jibberish.

interesting to see some on here view Gus as a bit of a **** and we're looking a bit ****ed. his interviews/pr is starting to get on me tits like. yet only a month ago we were looking very, very decent. hard to beat and solid prospect of climbing the table with the right few signings.

have we all taken off the r&W tinted specs, believing we were progressing but we're actually not? or are we just fickle bastards, bar ultimate - who is just a ginger bastard.

 

Rowells take on it

WHEN Sunderland won the derby last month, like many fans, I thought there was no way Sunderland would be battling against the drop, and that we could even push for a mid-table position.

I’m still keeping my belief that we won’t go down, but after watching the defeat against Liverpool, we’re right there in the relegation dogfight, and if there’s many more performances like Saturday’s, we’ll sink even further than we are now.

I’m sure Gus Poyet couldn’t believe what he was seeing in the first 45 minutes, as Liverpool carved out chance after chance, and the only surprise was that we were still in the game and were only one down.

The second half was slightly better, even though we played most of it with 10 men, which doesn’t say much for Liam Bridcutt’s contribution, but apart from Adam Johnson hitting the bar, we never looked like getting on level terms.

Saturday’s performance was the sort that raises red flags to the coaching staff and supporters.

It wasn’t that we lost, it was more the manner of the defeat, and the lethargic performance that was so uninspiring.

Sunderland were shaky at the back and should have conceded more, slow and predictable in midfield, with endless short passes going sideways or back, and lacked a cutting edge up front, and for me, only Johnson looked up for it.

He was the only Sunderland player who tried to make something happen.

He worked hard, and it looked like only he had the energy and confidence to cause problems to the Liverpool defence, and he was desperately unlucky not to score.

The rest of the team looked as if they were seriously lacking in belief and confidence, as a good, but hardly vintage, Liverpool controlled the game.

Sunderland’s next home game in the Premier League is against Burnley, and the way things are going for Sunderland at the moment, by the time it comes around, it could have the tag of biggest game of the season.

 

I'm hoping we're just all involved is some kind of ludicrous conspiracy theory involving Poyet walking out, Cattermole looking for a transfer, Short losing faith etc ............ sadly, the longer this goes on the less easy it is to ignore the warning signs, we've seen them before.

TBH, the more I see of the stitch-up at the top, with ridiculously wealthy clubs like Chelsea & City always winning, the less I care.

Clubs like Sunderland & Newcastle will never win the league ever again. So we're in a perpetual 'kids against dads' match whereby the odd 'triumph' is cheered wildly while knowing that they're just toying with us and can crush us any time they like.

And, here's the maddest thing of all lads, success makes people less realistic & enthusiastic.

I look at the empty seats at Man City and hear a deathly silence interrupted only by groans if one of their billion pound players misses a chance. I remember when I respected City supporters for taking 1000's away to far flung places in the 3rd division and Maine Road being one of the best grounds in the country for atmosphere ........ always a manic day out down there.

They've become arrogant Manc copies of the Chelsea supporters who sit in their seats to politely applaud every goal.
We've allowed the 'suits & blazers' to take our game away from us and there's nothing we can do to change it.

 

Love being a ginger bastard & by the way I have always said bottom 6 & fighting to stay up so nothing fickle about me.

 

Apart from where you said we're going down and you'll leave the board if you don't/

 

You should stop scrounging from someone else's fatha then

 

I think we are down pal & I stand by what I said the other day to. nice comment you got there love my name being put up in lights

 

Says the man what always claps the players off the pitch happy clapper then pal

 

I am a happy clapper and proud of it

 

Love out like that though me. I tried to lure Monty into a bet where if we go down I leave the board and if we stayed up he would but he didn't respond surprise surprise. Can't stand him though. Wouldn't do that bet with you though as I rate you as a poster and reckon we've developed an understanding of banter. So no interest in creating a you or me situation. Mind you, I'll happily wish you well and say goodbye if we stay up. Rather you went then us get relegated.





PS. You'll be back anyway even if you loose the bet and you know it.

 

Got no problem with it pal.

 

I am in the east stand mate, if I sing for too long my soup gets cold and if I stand up I might spill it

 

Of course Monty didn't respond pal thats what he does best. I rather **** off & sunderland to stay up but I just can't see it this year. looks like we got no money again. sad all times when Leicester spend more money than us.