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Sunderland's next game is absolutely massive and not just because its a very winnable game.  Because only two teams in Sunderland's current position (9 points after 16 games) have survived and on both occasions they won their 17th game.

 

Norwich aren't a great side but they look more potent than the macums.

I've seen them quoted at 3/1 which looks quite generous against a team with 9 points from 16 games and the leagues worst goal difference ??

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Sunderland's next game is absolutely massive and not just because its a very winnable game.  Because only two teams in Sunderland's current position (9 points after 16 games) have survived and on both occasions they won their 17th game.

 

Norwich aren't a great side but they look more potent than the macums.

I've seen them quoted at 3/1 which looks quite generous against a team with 9 points from 16 games and the leagues worst goal difference ??

 

The good thing for Norwich is that Hooper appears to have found shooting boots and that will keep their heads above water. Would be nice if they could beat Mackems next week but then the dilemma - happy to lose against Crystal Palace?

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Sunderland's next game is absolutely massive and not just because its a very winnable game.  Because only two teams in Sunderland's current position (9 points after 16 games) have survived and on both occasions they won their 17th game.

 

Norwich aren't a great side but they look more potent than the macums.

I've seen them quoted at 3/1 which looks quite generous against a team with 9 points from 16 games and the leagues worst goal difference ??

 

The good thing for Norwich is that Hooper appears to have found shooting boots and that will keep their heads above water. Would be nice if they could beat Mackems next week but then the dilemma - happy to lose against Crystal Palace?

 

What? :dowie:

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Sunderland's next game is absolutely massive and not just because its a very winnable game.  Because only two teams in Sunderland's current position (9 points after 16 games) have survived and on both occasions they won their 17th game.

 

Norwich aren't a great side but they look more potent than the macums.

I've seen them quoted at 3/1 which looks quite generous against a team with 9 points from 16 games and the leagues worst goal difference ??

 

The good thing for Norwich is that Hooper appears to have found shooting boots and that will keep their heads above water. Would be nice if they could beat Mackems next week but then the dilemma - happy to lose against Crystal Palace?

 

What? :dowie:

 

Ok, maybe not lose to them as a choice, if it happens and Mackems lose it would be a softer blow - although it would cause issues with us staying in that pack at the top.

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If we did lose then Sunderland also losing may soften the blow slightly, but only slightly.  I definitely don't want anything but a win vs Palace no matter what it means for Sunderland.

 

Anyway if they lose to Norwich they're relegated no matter what else happens. 

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Sunderland's next game is absolutely massive and not just because its a very winnable game.  Because only two teams in Sunderland's current position (9 points after 16 games) have survived and on both occasions they won their 17th game.

 

Norwich aren't a great side but they look more potent than the macums.

I've seen them quoted at 3/1 which looks quite generous against a team with 9 points from 16 games and the leagues worst goal difference ??

 

The good thing for Norwich is that Hooper appears to have found shooting boots and that will keep their heads above water. Would be nice if they could beat Mackems next week but then the dilemma - happy to lose against Crystal Palace?

 

What? :dowie:

 

Ok, maybe not lose to them as a choice, if it happens and Mackems lose it would be a softer blow - although it would cause issues with us staying in that pack at the top.

 

Not for me. I will be overly disappointed if we don't get three points from this one.

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Sunderland's next game is absolutely massive and not just because its a very winnable game.  Because only two teams in Sunderland's current position (9 points after 16 games) have survived and on both occasions they won their 17th game.

 

Norwich aren't a great side but they look more potent than the macums.

I've seen them quoted at 3/1 which looks quite generous against a team with 9 points from 16 games and the leagues worst goal difference ??

 

The good thing for Norwich is that Hooper appears to have found shooting boots and that will keep their heads above water. Would be nice if they could beat Mackems next week but then the dilemma - happy to lose against Crystal Palace?

 

What? :dowie:

 

Ok, maybe not lose to them as a choice, if it happens and Mackems lose it would be a softer blow - although it would cause issues with us staying in that pack at the top.

it wouldn't soften the blow, it's just a bonus if they get beat.
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Must be knocking on 48 hours since they had a thread about why their attendances are lower than ours - so guess what - they've started another one.  Yes I know, it's not really worthy of mention given how many they start but this one is the most excuse and cliché riddled yet  :lol:

It points out that our support is much higher than theirs, BUT our support is actually shite because it should be much higher and theirs is fantastic because it should be much lower.

Main reasons for our attendances being much higher............ err.... the position of the coast line and the river, and we have a public transport system  :idiot2:

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Must be knocking on 48 hours since they had a thread about why their attendances are lower than ours - so guess what - they've started another one.  Yes I know, it's not really worthy of mention given how many they start but this one is the most excuse and cliché riddled yet  :lol:

It points out that our support is much higher than theirs, BUT our support is actually s**** because it should be much higher and theirs is fantastic because it should be much lower.

Main reasons for our attendances being much higher............ err.... the position of the coast line and the river, and we have a public transport system  :idiot2:

so the list so far.............

 

the north sea

the dead

the irish desertion after keane

unemployment and fiscal hardship

and now...............the employed !

 

i work in Houghton and there are 30 i know of in the place i work on backshift tonight so cant go, we are a town controlled by Nissan so multiply that by however many warehouses, suppliers or drivers they have and you'll easily be pushing a thousand or 2 who would go but are rota'd in tonight.

 

like it or not people just cant take the time off to go to what in essence is a meaningless cup game, not least myself...id like to be there but if it means taking a half day to go to this or taking a half day to go to an away game, theres no contest.

 

 

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Pro rata (in terms of catchments area, etc.) we beat them hands down IMO. Ours is much smaller and split as you say, whereas they have the likes of Whitley Bay, North Shields, Hexham, etc to pull from as well as all the other areas. It would be interesting to see across every person in the NE who they support and from them which percentage actually attend games. We'd have a far higher percentage I'm sure.

 

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Hexham. :lol:

 

Why not go the whole way and include the billions of potential lifeforms around each star viewed from Kielder Observatory. f***ing mugs. :lol:

 

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Many areas are split (e.g. South Shields) and some even have a mag majority (e.g. Gateshead and North West Durham).

 

He is actually surprised that Gateshead is prodominantly NUFC??

 

Gateshead centre being about a 15 minute walk from SJP????

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