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Oh dear not all as it would seem
Defence will need to be on point
when Wilks, KLP and a-an-other
come at you....
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Sam Parkin picks out Sunderland duo for criticism
Former player turned pundit Sam Parkin has criticised Sunderland’s centre back partnership after watching the Black Cats’ win against Bristol Rovers last Saturday.
 
Urika Peece. said:
good luck to you pal. I've watched your lot a fair few times over the years too. The fans are good when you are wining but are they are as solidly behind you when you go a goal down ? I think you already known the answer to that. Pity they are not there to feed the doubt.
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Win or lose. They still turn up in mass numbers
 
Red top reader said:
Oh dear not all as it would seem
Defence will need to be on point
when Wilks, KLP and a-an-other
come at you....
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Sam Parkin picks out Sunderland duo for criticism
Former player turned pundit Sam Parkin has criticised Sunderland’s centre back partnership after watching the Black Cats’ win against Bristol Rovers last Saturday.
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Is he talking about our CLEAN SHEET v BR. Or the defence that has conceded 1 goal in 7 matches.

Sam who??
 
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MACKEMLAD1973 said:
That's the choice of individuals. But they support the club by buying tickets.
i wonder if any other club has fans that leave early??
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In our first ever Premier League season, we were away at West Brom and went 2-0 up in the first half, literally half the home crowd weren't there for the second half, it was weird. It remains one of my lad's favourite ever away games (we ended up winning 3-0).
 
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originallambrettaman said:
In our first ever Premier League season, we were away at West Brom and went 2-0 up in the first half, literally half the home crowd weren't there for the second half, it was weird. It remains one of my lad's favourite ever away games (we ended up winning 3-0).
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Hope your lad has a more accurate memory of it than you. It was 0-0 at half time. I missed the first goal finishing off my pint and hearing the roar as I came back in. Had bumped into someone I hadn't seen for years and more beer was consumed than would otherwise been the case.
 
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