Not bothered about that. It means that they are ****ting themselves for their away game. I want them to lose so bad tonight though.
Losing £100 is not a win. Don’t care if the Mackems are losing for that to happen, it’s still £100 down the Swanny.
I'd understand that on the 2nd leg but not this one. If you lose 100 quid on this game, it all means nothing if they win the next leg, and you've lost 100 quid and they're jerking off over their win. It would be worth it if they were knocked out though. I get your logic though. I've bet on Sunderland to beat us 3 times and won 200 quid in total.
Living the dream. To be honest I was hedging my bets because my mate is a massive Sunderland fan. He’s a top lad and seeing his face when they scored………. Made me sick.
I won 50 quid on Everton winning 1-0. I bet that 50 quid on Leeds going down. Can't believe I got 5/4 on it. It seems very likely now. Everton will fight their way out of it, you can see it. They have the fight in them, they've beat Us, Man Utd and Chelsea. Burnley have it in their DNA to avoid the drop. Leeds have the worst run in.
I totally agree. I love winning money on Sunderland thought. It never feels like a loss. Any given game. If they win and I win £100s it’s brill. And if they lose. Well it’s funny.
it’ll be a sweet little cherry on my sugar-cake football season if Everton (and fans) are saying that whilst shaking their heads as they go down in the final game of the season.
Can see Burnley picking up 3pts today but Leeds getting nothing at Arsenal on Sunday. Think if Everton get anything at Leicester, it could well be Leeds that are on their way down. This seasons Premier League has everything. Title race possibly going right to the final game, last relegation place likely to do the same thing, last Champions League still to be decided and two likeliest contenders due to play each other, and of course: THE GREAT ESCAPE.
Everton were all but confirmed safe after the Chelsea game.. I'll be surprised if Burnley and Leeds pick up another 3 points this season.
