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Prob cos he refused to go to Rangers ?
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Yankuba Minteh (now playing for Brighton & Hove Albion)
RUHRLYASLEEVESUP replied to 54's topic in Football
I read it as "Im not your player, im a Brighton player & belong here" Piss poor attempt at kissing the badge at the end sums it up -
Yankuba Minteh (now playing for Brighton & Hove Albion)
RUHRLYASLEEVESUP replied to 54's topic in Football
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Yankuba Minteh (now playing for Brighton & Hove Albion)
RUHRLYASLEEVESUP replied to 54's topic in Football
Little fucking prick, absolutely zero need to celebrate like he did, no one had control of his transfer apart from PSR Prats -
Brighton & Hove Albion 1-1 Newcastle United - 04/05/2025
RUHRLYASLEEVESUP replied to 54's topic in Football
Willock couldn't even leave a leg in FFS -
They want him Out, Calls for Keano to be brought back Beautiful
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Incredible photo of St James’ Park in 1993 hosting Newcastle v Sunderland in the old Division One. The Magpies, under the stewardship of manager Kevin Keegan, would go on to get promoted to the newly formed Premiership. You can see the beginnings of what will be that huge Leazes Stand that would transform the ground into one of the most iconic in English football.
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He didn't man, did he?
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I’m not watching but willock is having a stinker
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Lass on Facebook I know, getting pelters for it from the local Safcia
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fair summary imo Just got back from my Sunderland — the land that time, hope, and common sense forgot. Nothing’s changed. Still no jobs, no future, just a sea of boarded-up shops and desperate faces. Generations locked in a death grip with Labour, voting the same way because misery feels safer than trying. But there’s one thing Sunderland has truly perfected: dog shit. It’s everywhere — pavements, parks, street corners, our beautiful landmarks and amazing coastline — a proud, steaming monument to our collective failure. I spent most of the trip warning my wife and kids, “Watch out!” and “Don’t step in that!” like some deranged tour guide through east Ukraine. Maybe that’s why everyone walks around with their heads down. Sunderland: a city so committed to being a shithole figuratively and literally it makes sure you can smell it on your shoes on the way out. I was going to write an apology for my last post, given the reaction. It was not my intent to offend anyone. Then I remembered… I don’t give a fuck. It’s my hometown too. I grew up there. I lived there. And if calling out how run-down and hopeless it is upsets you, that’s your problem, not mine. You’ve become so accustomed to it that you don’t even see it. I noticed it straight away — the filth, the decay, the hopelessness. I see young lads getting a bad reputation and causing “trouble” — but what else are they supposed to do? What should their parents tell them? “Hey lads, knock it off and instead go do… what?” There’s nothing for them. No future to aspire to. No opportunity. Just another generation trapped in the same cycle. I feel bad for the kids. I feel bad for the young blokes with nowhere to go and nothing to aim for. I feel bad for the old people who spent their whole lives watching the place rot. And I feel bad for the fucking losers who think it’s somehow “ok” because some other shithole might be worse. One thing I do agree wit, a few people pointed it out, is the people. The people are still very friendly. Proper, genuinely friendly. A joy to be around. Better than anywhere else I’ve lived. They deserve better. My family, still there, deserves better. Your kids, your families, your future — you all deserve better. I despair. Pretending Sunderland isn’t a shithole doesn’t make you loyal. It just makes you blind. Loving Sunderland should mean wanting better, not pretending it’s fine. It’s not.
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Kryptonite