At least...passes without the oppo getting anywhere near the ball. Is that goal even better than the Reading goal?...
I counted 15
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I thought this was going to be about how many coppers were outside each burger van.
It was actually 16 passes without them touching the ball. I honestly think this is possibly better than Reading.
Just posted on the match day thread but it seems appropriate here too. Plus, any excuse to post it 
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Yeah, Jack Clarke didn't look very happy after we scored that goal
- he got subbed straight after though
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I leaped out of my chair and had a small dance. Not as good as Reading in my opinio , but another into our album.
It was another nice goal, but honestly there's no comparison with the Reading goal/ The Reading goal is the best goal I've seen scored by Sunderland in my lifetime. It's not just about the passing, it's the speed of the play, the fact that it's all one touch and the touches and movement are perfect and then it's the way in which Clarke manages to slow down and compose himself in a single touch before a magnificent finish. We're unlikely to see a goal that good again, it really was that special.