frankpingel

Perfect man

Yes, should be.

Really like Johnson, hopefully we can dominate play and nullify the threat.

Class, blasting it out now. Love the chorus man.

No news is good news. I'm confident talks are continuing.

We're witnessing this group of players career highlights. It's fantastic to see them totally enjoying every moment. We'll done.

Great goal. Hopefully enough to win it.

Don't think Colback starts with all the new signings they've made, (Omar Richards will probably be LB/LWB). Considering JC wasn't good enough for their midfield Championship team I doubt he's in there next week. Going off the Forest forum I read McKenna (CB) is highly rated by them. The CB they've signed from Mainz certainly talks a good game from listening to an interview with him this week. They seem confident but I'd expect that to be the case. I'm expecting a relatively straightforward win but that may change as ko time draws nearer.

Managed to stick with it until he landed at Lisbon. That's enough for me, forever. Christ if that's entertainment now I'm glad I'm past it.

Good move all round.

Cheered me right up that photo.

Can't use it at all now.

Snap, 1st player that I watched without the ball just excited that I was seeing him. Was probably 7 or 8 at the time.

He was obviously troubled so I've no doubt he was rehoused in different areas by the council perhaps. Anyways he wasn't considered a threat in the area from my recollection, although I lived in a different street he was well known.

He had a flat on Warwick St during the early 2000's. So he'd of used the no 1 bus, he refused to be connected to mains gas and electric and his flat was in quite a state. I moved from the area so not sure if he was evicted but regardless of having a home he still walked the streets constantly during the time I was aware of him.

Sunday's game is, maybe that's the one you're thinking of?

Great watch, wanting Grimsby but just enjoying the end to end flow.

By celebrating the oppositions downfall?

Of course we'd have done the same and, worryingly, may witness something similar if we see Burnley go down later today.

Thought I'd misheard.

Personally don't mind them making the most of the weekend and the opportunity to gain promotion from div 3. It's the craving for acknowledgement that grinds on me. It's not anything to be proud of, being in a play off, for a club of Sunderland's size.

Looks like the matches involving the top two are confirmed but s third will depend on tomorrow's results.

Nothing to add other than, what a performance. So much positivity and anticipation about these coming seasons.

Definitely a no win decision.

Put itv on once I knew he was on bbc.