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No reason at all that we shouldn’t be pushing for autos. Since the squad “gelled” after the November international break we’ve been averaging 1.91 points per game. Over a season that is 88 points. The squad will improve further in the summer, and next season it will be an easier division

Brought back our exclusivity over the arena playing surface

Boddy & Robins helped them understand how they were going wrong in their final few years. I think people are letting that cloud their memories

He was a rich Saudi with little prior knowledge of English football. Most Premier League fans are begging for an owner like that.

If we get to half time level (or even better, winning), then we have every chance. An early United goal will sink us. United are expected to win, we have to play into the pressure that causes. High press right from the start, close everything down. My prediction is its not out of the question...

If I were Doug, I'd be looking at reducing down the hospitality section and converting some of those seats to standard admission. It is crazy how we keep selling out with empty seats. Secondly, going forward I would say if you have a family zone season ticket, and you don't turn up for at least...

I hear that a lot about him not being here for long but I’m not sure why? An awful lot of what he’s done since taking over has been about improving the long term future at the club. The works at Ryton, improvements at the ground etc

Just like Maddison & Wilson then?

No we wouldn't Sisu would've sold Gyokeres & Hamer in January 2023 for a fraction of their market value

We're a better overall team this season compared to last IMO

We're now 5pts better off than this time last season

Incredibly brave clearance, as he could've easily knocked it into the net

Also Que Sera, Sera being played at the final whistle was a great move by the matchday crew. The whole ground joining in with that felt so special

I disagree. I think the FA Cup run will fuel sales the same way that the PO final last year did.

I think it was a 15k capacity in fairness to them :ROFLMAO:

I couldn't help but think today when I was looking around at the full ground about how 10 years ago we were playing in front of 1300 people at Northampton. I never thought we would get back the levels of support we now have

You got beat up by children?

How do you know there were no Sunderland fans in our hospitality areas?