Deuce

And if not, they're sure to go down. Just like 7 other clubs.

Badly hope they lose this I badly hope they lose this badly. they lose this and they are gone IMO Cleary not, we've been saying that for two months. "Lose this one and they're down for sure!"

Can't find much to disagree with.

Double yellow, off in the 64th.

OptaJoe ‏@OptaJoe 3m 3 - Sunderland are on the longest current run of clean sheets in the Premier League this season (three games). Turnaround.

Yaya, 2 points. Suarez, 1. Fucking nailed it.

In what world?

GW19 West Ham 1-1 West Brom Aston Villa 1-1 Swansea Hull 2-0 Fulham Man City 4-0 Crystal Palace Norwich 1-2 Man Utd Cardiff 1-0 Sunderland Everton 2-2 Southampton Newcastle 1-2 Arsenal Chelsea 1-1 Liverpool Tottenham 0-0 Stoke

http://espnfc.com/blog/_/name/onthemove/id/13508?cc=5901

Edit: what he said ^

Hoping the audacity to captain Yaya pays off. Took real courage, like a soulja in battle.

Neil will be displeased.

19 I think, the 19th being 3-0 at home to Man Utd. Could be wrong...

No way they could've been worse than Brown and O'Shea. Though that is a low benchmark.

http://i.imgur.com/uhudkoY.pnghttp://i.imgur.com/SGNVdii.png again. Results against tougher opponents this time around it seems. Though we seemed to have an easier go seeing off the minnows in 11/12. Matches against West Ham, Hull, and Sunderland stick out this season.

Top and bottom halves of the table starting to diverge. 6 points between Southampton at 9th and Stoke and 10th. Stoke's only 5 points off the drop zone.

Cheers. It'd be interesting to see the strength of schedule to this point, then vs. now.

Where were we in the table this time in 11/12?

Carlton Cole, obvs.

Palace, Cardiff, Sunderland for me. They offer nothing to the league.

Palace steals a CS from perpetually woeful Nathan Baker, who is last off the bench but would've been making his way on. Fuck off Pulis.

Did anyone expect them to pick up points against Arsenal though?

Dat goal differential