Paully

Absolutely class that! Love Shearer’s video message!

Superb!

Debating about who is the best newcomer - Chris Sutton thinks he didn’t start at first as he wasn’t preferred rather than being slowly integrated! Thick as pig shit! CS: Bruno Guimaraes has been good at Newcastle, too. It’s interesting how he couldn’t get a game because Eddie Howe preferred Joe Willock, Jonjo Shelvey and Joelinton in midfield. But now he’s flying. Still, it’s Diaz who’s nailed it. Liverpool’s front line has always picked itself. Now we barely talk about Roberto Firmino anymore!

What a bellend he is

? They’re absolutely mental them lot! I wish them the same outcome that they’d wish for us - an absolute twatting!

Ha ha go on Vieira! https://twitter.com/utdbreezy/status/1527404547072741376?s=21&t=Q8GbprnHp6RO0uDHzZjdxg

Four cracking new signings currently at Hebburn (well, outside the boozer!)! I think they’ll have a real go next season!

Howe has to play our budget down! Bruno (and the Saudis!) hasn't come here to finish 9th or 10th - we'll spend about £150m imo!

If they don't win on Saturday (but sadly I think they will) then the meltdown over the summer is going to be simply beautiful! We'll be buying top quality players who will take us forward and they'll be scraping around for pennies! Even if they go up, they'll need a lot of investment to even stay up next season! "See you next season"

0 wins after 14 1 win after 20 12 points after 20 He simply must be manager of the season unless Liverpool win the league! What a job he has done and I hope he’s here for many years!

An enjoyable read! Dear me, they're ferked! https://true-faith.co.uk/sunderland-on-the-up-maybe-not-2020-21-accounts-analysed/

He's helped keep us up and that's all he was here to do! We desperately needed a focal point up top!

"Everyone's 2nd favourite team" https://gasroom.org/discussion/7474/sunderland-6-wycombe-4

Barry the bellend! 2) City need to be built up for el gasico Even before their midweek Champions League defeat at the Bernabéu, Manchester City’s home match against resurgent Newcastle looked one of the more likely banana skins on their top-flight run-in. Until, that is, you examined Eddie Howe’s record against Pep Guardiola – a miserable 11 defeats from 11 with an aggregate score of 34-5. All but one of those losses occurred before Wor Eddie joined Pep in the managerial ranks of the nation state-owned sportswashing vehicles, only to lose his first el gasico derby 4-0 at St James’ Park in December. His much-improved side travel to the Etihad Stadium to take on a team that were left floored and visibly distraught after their mugging by Real Madrid. It is up to Guardiola to rally his troops, a task that may take some doing. After City’s failure in a massive midweek test of their mettle, a season that promised so much could be completely derailed by Sunday evening. BG