Obsessed Mags
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Sunderland only 3rd team to do back to back relegations from top tier to 3rd division and finish bottom on both occasions
I am surprised haslam you usually accept the facts when they are presented, you seem to think they can be argued , I would like to hear on what grounds
Sunderland English premier League Title Won six times, Runners up five times ( Runners up no mean achievement )
Newcastle United Won four times Runners up once
I would very much doubt there are more than half a dozen teams that could match that record, which is why Sunderland supporters are so bitter at the present situation but also proud to support a team with such an enviable record
That's the year I left school and started supporting Sunderland.
And I had already had eight years of torment
Sunderland only 3rd team to do back to back relegations from top tier to 3rd division and finish bottom on both occasions
That is just something Sunderland do, Break Records
Roy Castle would be proud though ironically the other 2 teams to have that dubious record are Wolves and Fulham and look at them now,all is not lost.
how did you manage to read that fact with those eyes, oh forgot you cant read, so were told by a skunk supporterSunderland only 3rd team to do back to back relegations from top tier to 3rd division and finish bottom on both occasions
And I thought we were only the second team to finish rock bottom on both occasions, deluded I am.
Like many others in those days, I went to both grounds and enjoyed both, George Eastham. and Ivor Allchurch were the Newcastle pairing If I remember rightly, we had Cannon Ball "Legs" Fleming and Billy Bingham, real stars.
Like many others in those days, I went to both grounds and enjoyed both, George Eastham. and Ivor Allchurch were the Newcastle pairing If I remember rightly, we had Cannon Ball "Legs" Fleming and Billy Bingham, real stars.
I also remember the time when it was all over the papers that Newcastle were signing George Herd only for to find on Monday he had signed for Sunderland, was there ever a footballer with the consistency of Charlie Hurley, we once had headlines in the Football Echo " When is Hurley going to play a bad game "the halfback line of Anderson ,Hurley and McNab, Mapson in goal,then Monty , can still see George Mulhall flying down the wing R.I.P
Think we did the same with Eric Gates, but in defence the dirty deed was orchestrated by a Tynesider, a certain Mr. Mackemenemy.
. George Herd was a regular in my local chippy (not Alberts), he was a real gent, and a very fine play.
Whenever I went to Newcastle it always struck me as a place, " Helping police with their enquiries "
I once got up a petition to widen the Tyne to move us further away from them
I once got up a petition to widen the Tyne to move us further away from them
Irish and you know well we can read,not bad at writing books and poems and declarations.
I've heard that you lot are also good at counting if you're allowed to take your socks and shoes off. The drawback is the smell.
Ha ha that'll be the rotten potatoes that grow between the dirty toes.
**** me, I know that I'm just a dirty skunk with no relevance, and obviously very slow, 'cos it was ages ago, but you're so bad that even Mitro scored against you (like he did against most teams, mind, so my point is just so stupid 
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That's the first thing that you have ever said that I agree with**** me, I know that I'm just a dirty skunk with no relevance, and obviously very slow, 'cos it was ages ago, but you're so bad that even Mitro scored against you (like he did against most teams, mind, so my point is just so stupid