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STAN CUMMINS MOUSTACHE · Feb 19, 2011

Pontsafc said: ↑

He should be more patient. I'm a stay away fan since our 15 point season. I've only been back once since then. I don't watch games at a pub but pace the floor listening to updates on the tv. Why don't I go back? I've supported the lads since 1953/54 and will always do so. I can afford to go to games but choose not to until I am convinced that the Club has turned the corner, is being run professionally and can become a Premiership ever present. We've made great strides in recent times and it gladdens my heart to hear about it. But right now is a crucial time; do we squander the excellent season todate after a few poor results or do we kick on and finish top ten. I still need to be convinced. Over to you Niall.
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Sorry about this but i find your statement I can afford to go to games but choose not to until I am convinced that the Club has turned the corner, is being run professionally and can become a Premiership ever present. an insult !!!

Is Niall not running the ship professionally ?
Ask any magpie fan about Mr Ashley first before you write such dribble !

The work that has gone on to move this club forward and upward is amazing.
When will you say we have turned this corner when we have won the league ?
Absoloute Bullshit mate to be very blunt

billofengland · Feb 20, 2011

Fair comments from nearly all, But, IMHO you are reading into something that has not or is likely to happen,

STAN CUMMINS MOUSTACHE · Feb 20, 2011

bruceysbeak said: ↑

first up, fair play to you for coming on and saying that, you could have/may still take a lot of flak for it.

I've got to say my piece, so apologies if you don't agree with it.

To 'support', not just in football, in any manner of speaking is defined as to help, aid and encourage, in any way you can.

Forgive me, but i don't think you can say 'i'm still a supporter', a follower, maybe, a supporter? By dictionary definition, no.

Ai'm a lot younger than you, but i have been a supporter through the 2 worst seasons in the clubs history, i've seen the club relegated a staggering amount of times, i've seen us annhialated at home by the mags, lose at wembley 3 times, in short i have followed one of the most turbulent football clubs not only in the land, but on the planet, in my 30 years on this planet.

When we lost 5-1 at st james this season, i sat there for the entire second half in a daze, i never looked right to the newcastle fans, but from the corner of my eye icould make out the taunts, see the hands raised, i could here their joy. I looked back (i was 2 rows from the front) and saw a sea of empty seats, i also so a load of red and white shirts, slumped in their seats but still there.

We walked out in silence, you could have heard a pin drop on the stair wells, i live on newcastle quayside, i walked through the city, mobs of them having the time of their lives, every step hurt, everywhere black and white shirts, you could sense the joy, the excitement and the disbelief.

I got home, i could here them from my living room, this went on for 3 hours, at least.

I didn't watch any football for 3 days, didn't read the sports pages, eventually on the tuesday, i braved 606.

I fead tales of anger and disbelief, but also heard hints of, 'we're not ****ing having this', shoots of life, shoots of we'll get through this.

I posted an article about the stoke game, i said, let's roar that team back to life, let's remind them why the majority of them saw sunderland association football club as a good career move.

The support was almost unanimous.

Stoke came, and despite a morgue like atmosphere and a shaky second half, we won 2-0.

Wise men say was sang with lung bursting pride, the players who knew they'd let us down, knew they'd absolutely left us in tatters, stayed on the pitch longer and applauded the 4 corners of the ground.

We stood tall, puffed our chests out and thought thank **** for that.

I'm not buying what you say, although i don't doubt your beliefs in your words, it's clear as day that we are on solid ground now.

Being a sunderland fan is a birthright, and a privelige, as is being the fan of any club or association that can bring thousands of people together, unite families and strangers.

Get yourself to the match mate, our club needs you. Bring your mates
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great !! Well said bb

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