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The hypocrisy will go through the roof if they get bought by an oil state.

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I've got a couple of good mates at NP. One of them is retured now like at 51 which cant be bad! Anyway they both always said the same, policing a Newcastle match is far more pleasant than doing a Sunderland game. Also the hooligan era is dying away now (proper hooligans I mean not bairns trying to act hard) but back in the day their firm was known as the Seaburn Casuals, however they were known as the Seaburn Casualties amongst Police forces up and down the country as they used to always come off second best

Cardiff never got attacked. It's a few clowns on RTG who come out with this tripe after every away game because for them being "harder" than the away fans is a consolation prize for their team getting beat. As for the booing, it appears it was pretty widespread.

They've turned into a proper banter club these past few years like. I predicted the made up stories of Cardiff fans being leathered after the match as we get the same eveey time they lose at home. It's their comfort blanket the absolute weirdos. They've got Tony Mowbray managing them, a group of unknowns playing for them and a partly closed down stadium to play in. I couldn't fully laugh at all this when we had Mike Ashley and Steve Bruce. I can now

Knew it

Defeat today can only mean one thing. We'll get a thread within an hour detailing how Cardiff fans took an absolute shoeing from the Sunderland youth after the match.

And at Blackburn the other week, and at Bristol City, and Swansea.

They haven't even sold out every away end this season and that's in the 2nd tier so I very much doubt that.

Real life is real life though. Your friends, your family, your mates, the bloke in the pub, that's real. You know exactly who you're talking to. Social media you don't really have a clue. You've got Sunderland fans pretending to be Newcastle fans (and vice versa) and people are basically just hiding behind a username.

Totally. And by the same token if they ran the club like Mike Ashley all these Sunderland fans screaming "hewman rights" and "Yemen" wouldn't actually care less about any of that. That's how it works.

I'd disagree with that tbh. Social media, whether that's Twitter, Facebook, forums or whatever tend to have a high proportion of weirdos! A perfect example is RTG. I can guarantee that your average Sunderland fan isn't like that Real life is real life however. You go in any pub before the match next Wednesday or next Saturday and I guarantee you'd struggle to find anyone unhappy with our owners. As I say I'm yet to have a real life conversation with anyone who isn't happy with our ownership model.

Tbh in the real world I'm yet to speak to a Newcastle United supporter (friends, workmates, family members etc) who isn't absolutely ecstatic with our new owners so I don't think there is a natural divide as such here.

In that case where is the problem? PIF are an investment group, the Reubens have been involved in the city of Newcastle for years and Amanda and Mehrdad are simply wonderful people.

I rate Pope far higher tbh. Just looks all round a far more assured keeper. Dubravka was good, but I was never convinced with him when crosses were getting put into our box. In saying that I'm surprised he's had no game time whatsoever at Man Utd, not even in the Europa League.

I thought they'd had to legally prove separation from the State before the PL would allow them to pass the owners and directors test?

It was an absolutely mind numbing and draining season. Every game seemed to end 0-0!

Agree there's no chance of them going down. Too much dross in that league this season. I've took them on my midweek coupon tonight as they're playing Huddersfield who are the worst of the worst.

Buy him then loaning him out to one of their relegation rivals would be pretty amusing.

https://www.readytogo.net/smb/threads/dear-spirit-of-37.1592796/

He's suspiciously quick off the mark to share things that account put on twitter with his mates on RTG and I know he's absolutely consumed by our takeover and campaigning against it basically taken over his life. Stranger things have happened.

I'm pretty certain he's behind that NUFC fans against sportswashing account on twitter like. As soon as they post something he immediately puts it onto the RTG site.

Seems a bit extreme like. On average they've got 10,000 empty seats at every home game. Why don't they just put away fans elsewhere? There's plenty of space.

They are our true rivals, no doubt about it for me, but I do get what @manorparkis saying as well. I know plenty of NUFC fans who couldn't really give a toss about them. Where I live and work it's almost exclusively NUFC fans. We never really come across any Sunderland fans, we haven't played them in years, and they are now getting to the stage where they are so insignificant to really bother with, certainly from a sporting perspective. I still can't stand them like, although I do find it harder to get worked up about them these days compared to times of old, but I understand why they aren't really on the rader of a lot of NUFC fans. Tbh they were always the first result I'd check after our own but I was so buzzing after coming out of SJP on Saturday I didn't even give them a second thought and it wasn't until yesterday dinner time that I took the time to check their result and seen they drew.

Noticed this. It seemed to disappear for the 2nd half. Great flag like