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Absolutely nauseating.. I walked out of the match ( aka pub) once again. I think the only solution is give the ref a baseball bat and every time of the cnuts cheats beat the twat within an inch of his life. Their skill is sublime, as a spectacle... pantomime.

BBC quote "The hosts dominated possession " and show 43%/57% .... utter boll*x.

Amazing how such a simple word describes all you would ever need to know about someone.... Wan*er is just so far off the mark.

What does FCB mean? f*** c*** Bums? What does FCB mean? f*** c*** Bums? I always thought it meant Fat Cockney Barsteward But in this context it'll be FC Barthelona

OK peeps.. I have a solution... we keep this thread for posts purely about Scumderland... and we start another thread for posts about posting about Scumderland thereby showing that we're not obsessed cos we only have one thread with a low post count about...oh hang on :colo:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/s/sunderland/9447654.stm wah wah wah Sunderland manager Steve Bruce believes that injuries are to blame for his side's recent poor form. The Black Cats, who sit 12th in the league, have gone seven games without a win and have picked up just one point from a possible 21 since February. He told BBC Newcastle... see not even a BBC Sunderland... Toon superior in every way.. end of

Time to call a halt to this cruelty. Queerside is clearly out of his depth. Anyone with any sense would have given up... he's clearly punch-drunk or even a closet Toon. Next !

I was pissed, so were my housemates who were egging me on, it was a wind up, "go on, ring Night Owls, make some s*** up!" - that kind of thing. It's all right to come out of the closet you know.... repressing your true feelings isn't good for your mental health.

If Carroll is worth £35million..... not even Man City can afford Cheik..... a real life Mr T

spend his retirement trying to grow a proper tash :colo: horrible little gobshite

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skiTSOdvmqY&feature=related

and another.... amazing how adaptable this sequence is

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUNkOHSQLpY&NR=1&feature=fvwp class

GTFI. No-one more pleased than my missus cos I go ballistic whenever his ugly mug appears on the telly.

Surely we set Smiffy on him... last minute sub and nail the cnut Why waste our star players... it will be the first positive contribution by Smiffy in a long long while.

Utter, utter cnut. but i like him. Gazza'esque, but more than one brain cell... I'm so envious of his ability. Earning his wedge at long last.

We could probably carry the donkey if Taylor was up to speed, but they are very similar atm

I'd rather it we lost by at least 10 rather than 2 or 3... or even 6. Ashley might begin to get the message then..... you can't treat people like this. He has no respect for anyone other than himself and a few dodgy cronies. He's got the same dna as Thatcher... might even be her basta** child.

Nothing to lose And a new pool of talent to pull down the Bigg Market

Nothings done untill its done 1/2 still on betfair. Now showing 1/37 .... has to be a done deal. When's Gatesheeds next game ?

Councils spent about £2.1m bidding for matches in England's failed attempt to host the World Cup in 2018. Fifa members voted for Russia to host the tournament on Thursday with England gaining just two votes. The national bid cost the Football Association £15m but councils had to help fund bids to the FA if they wanted to host matches in their area. The two highest spending authorities were Sunderland and Bristol at £421,584 and £363,000 respectively. Sad wannabees edit... it gets better... But Chris Alexander, the bid director for Sunderland City Council, said it spent the money as it was "very keen" to bring the World Cup to the city. "With football such a passionate part of city life, being part of the FA Bid has been a great opportunity to showcase Sunderland's many attractions," he added.

Then you must have missed the match tbh mate. what did he do? Beat his man once ( Cole) in our half, and one decent cross. Lot's of running around but don't recall a single tackle/challenge he won.

Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has paid tribute to Walter Alan Smith's achievements as Rangers manager Newcastles player ahead of their Champions League match. And Ferguson said his friend and former colleague deserves the plaudits. "Wherever Walter Alan goes, his experience is important.

£20k a week.. 4 months .... £320k.... nice work if you can get it.... CNUTS

Latest news is he's likely to miss his whole career.