Watching the League Cup final today.
1. Arsenal are going to need a second choice goalkeeper. Rushworth maybe
2. Man City's Doku, for a winger he doesn't like to Crossing a ball does he, greedy bastard, and to think they have a man- mount of a centre forward to aim for.
1. Arsenal are going to need a second choice goalkeeper. Rushworth maybe
2. Man City's Doku, for a winger he doesn't like to Crossing a ball does he, greedy bastard, and to think they have a man- mount of a centre forward to aim for.
If someone had told you in 2017 that within a decade we'd be a league above Spurs you'd have had them sectioned.
I genuinely don’t see Spurs winning again this season, except perhaps when they have Leeds at home.
Watching the League Cup final today.
1. Arsenal are going to need a second choice goalkeeper. Rushworth maybe
2. Man City's Doku, for a winger he doesn't like to Crossing a ball does he, greedy bastard, and to think they have a man- mount of a centre forward to aim for.
3. Man City aka the Sky Blues sing Hey Jude but replace “Hey Jude” with …. “City”. WTAF??
Don’t know this is the first time I’ve watched a game of theirs where they’ve played the song. If anything should mean they get the name Sky blues taken off them it’s that.
They are not the Sky Blues and have never been known by that either. They were the Cityzens or Light Blues back in the 60s & 70s.
Mancs singing a Scouse band is weird
Then again we played Mr Blue Sky for years and they are all Birmingham City fans - thankfully we don't hear it much these days
Ah looking online it’s something their foreign fans call them it seems. Still a stupid song
Why are Manchester City called “Sky Blues” and “The Citizens”?
Manchester City welcome Liverpool on Sunday to the Etihad Stadium in a massive Premier League clash with just one point separating both sides
@Caer Urfa I have seen some videos of the Sunderland fans being marched through Newcastle with police protection & the police keeping the Newcastle fans away sometimes using truncheons and also the team coach arriving at SJP with bottles & cans thrown at it. Is that normal for a TyneWear derby & did all Sunderland fans who attended have to go to the game that way? I assume they were marched to the ground from the train station. I find it quite sad that there is that much hostility & hatred to fans of another team especially when I think that there are people from towns & cities in the North East who whilst they support a certain team are proud to be from the North East & like to see all areas of the North East thriving.FTM⚪️
Its the same every time we play at their place. Sunderland fans get the metro up and Northumbria Police fail to put correct measures in place and pockets of Sunderland fans end up surrounded by thousands of Newcastle fans. Pathetic to be honest.
its 50:50 where i’m from (south shields), and I went up Sunderland to watch it as its not worth the hassle of potential trouble.
everyone best mates again today at work
Nothing Sunderland didn't do before the play off semi at there place - Did they ever even ban the people who ran on the pitch to goad our players at the end of the game? Maybe they should get their own house in order
Coventry fans were mixing in the city centre prior to the game having a drink etc, i seem to recall.
All clubs have idiots, my issues Northumbria Police not the mags.
Owing to St James' City Centre location, it does seem like guiding lambs to the slaughter frog marching you through streets from the train station - Shocked it is not a bubble fixture where your only means of travel is by club coach
Certainly wasn't any police escort for our fans at SoL earlier in the season. We walked out at the end of the game and some of the locals were complaining to the police about the swearing in some of our songs which the police lauged at, "2-0 & you fucked it up" & "you're shit & you know you are"
My brother married a lass from Wallsend and has been up their for well over 30 years. Has 2 kids, one a Cov fan and the other a Toon fan. The Toon fan is based in Sunderland working on the rail network, and always has good banter with the Mackems. Funniest thing I saw up there was a Sunderland fan reveal his kit in a dads match at Wallsend Boys Club. The kids were all booing him, and the adults were all laughting.Its the same every time we play at their place. Sunderland fans get the metro up and Northumbria Police fail to put correct measures in place and pockets of Sunderland fans end up surrounded by thousands of Newcastle fans. Pathetic to be honest.
its 50:50 where i’m from (south shields), and I went up Sunderland to watch it as its not worth the hassle of potential trouble.
everyone best mates again today at work
Anthony Gordon: Sunderland are 'not very good' compared with Newcastle United
Anthony Gordon says Newcastle United's defeat by rivals Sunderland is "not good enough" because the Black Cats are "not very good" compared with the Magpies.
www.bbc.co.uk
Sometimes it is better to say nothing
That's just childish petulance, isn't it..Anthony Gordon: Sunderland are 'not very good' compared with Newcastle United
Anthony Gordon says Newcastle United's defeat by rivals Sunderland is "not good enough" because the Black Cats are "not very good" compared with the Magpies.
Sometimes it is better to say nothing
'Don't want it anyway!' when your mum tells you your continued misbehaviour has cost you your pudding.
The face in the photo in the link is the perfect one for the quote.
I am similar, i am married to a Wallsend lass. I have the bragging rights in the house until next season.