Off Topic Non-Sunderland games

Hartlepool ahead

 

Pools lead!

 

Used to play for us him; Molyneux

 

If the Pools score stands - my 6 year old grandson will get to bloody Wembley before I do!!!!!

 

He was highly rated for us aswell

 

Should've cut out the cross there Pools

 

Missed the equaliser. Nature called.

 

Cross from the left which I thought Sterry could've got a boot in to stop and free header in the 6 yard box

 

Shame, they are doing well here Pools. I've turned Madrid off to watch this one instead

 

Wow

 

Penna's......here we go........

 

Ha'way the Pools

 

5-4 to Rotherham
- Unlucky

 

Played well Pools. Got to the semi and it took penalties to get Rotherham through - the players can hold their heads high

 

100% they were excellent tonight

 

Rotherham will win the final and cruise to L1 promotion. Must be nice.

 

They certainly look the part, and all credit to Pools who ran them very close on the night, Molynuex could easily been the match winner and it was cruel on him that he missed that crucial 5th penalty.

Interesting read this if you have not read it
Relegated Sunderland ended a miserable season in the Championship by thumping champions Wolves, who missed out on the chance to top 100 points.
Ovie Ejaria tapped Sunderland ahead and Ashley Fletcher lobbed in the second over on-rushing Wolves keeper Will Norris after holding off Danny Batth.
Paddy McNair cut into the box and drilled in the third to seal victory.
Sunderland are the only team not beaten by Wolves in the league this season, following December's draw at Molineux.
The home side, who released boss Chris Coleman from his contract last Sunday, had only previously won two league games at home this season, while Wolves arrived at the Stadium of Light with the division's best away record.
Sunderland were watched from the stands by prospective new owner Stewart Donald, who has agreed a deal to buy the club from Ellis Short as part of a consortium.
Wolves, who lifted the Championship trophy last weekend, finish the season with 99 points, a record for the Molineux club in the second tier.
Sunderland ended the game with six academy players on the pitch at the Stadium of Light, with 20-year-old Luke Molyneux having made his first senior start and Elliot Embleton, Denver Hume and Bali Mumba all coming off the substitutes' bench in the second half.

This game was Robbie Stockdales one and only shot at managing the first team as Jack Ross was appointed manager and his first move was to fire Stockdale , it was also the end for Luke and Bali here as well imo.

 

Sevilla v West Ham just kicked off on BT Sport 3.

 

0-1 Villa. Coutinho. Good game.