MNF

[kaz7]

No mention at all of the penalty claims,nothing

 

[scousemanc]

Still not talked about the derby 30mins in,if they had won it would have been on first

Spot on. And no mention of the penalties. The analysis was interesting though.

 

[blueinsa]

Very surprised they havnt talked about the penalty incidents from the biggest game of the season so far.

Not!

 

[Vienna_70]

It's disgusting expecting Sunderland supporters to travel nearly 300 miles each way on a Monday.

That means on - possibly two - days off work and a five-six hour journey to and from a football match.

Fair enough if it's the teatime KO on a Saturday or dinner time on a Sunday, but on a Monday with an 8:00 start?

Ridiculous, IMHO.

 

[Never Mind The Pollocks]

Very surprised they havnt talked about the penalty incidents from the biggest game of the season so far.

Not!

No chance.

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

It's disgusting expecting Sunderland supporters to travel nearly 300 miles each way on a Monday.

That means on - possibly two - days off work and a five-six hour journey to and from a football match.

Fair enough if it's the teatime KO on a Saturday or dinner time on a Sunday, but on a Monday with an 8:00 start?

Ridiculous, IMHO.

They did that to Swansea in 2011/12, when their first game back in the PL was on a Monday night in Manchester at our place. I thought that was shocking and showed complete contempt for the match-going fans.

 

[Deleted member 58678]

It's disgusting expecting Sunderland supporters to travel nearly 300 miles each way on a Monday.

That means on - possibly two - days off work and a five-six hour journey to and from a football match.

Fair enough if it's the teatime KO on a Saturday or dinner time on a Sunday, but on a Monday with an 8:00 start?

Ridiculous, IMHO.

They did that to Swansea in 2011/12, when their first game back in the PL was on a Monday night in Manchester at our place. I thought that was shocking and showed complete contempt for the match-going fans.

Monday 27th April 2009, 8.00pm, St James' Park
Newcastle United v Portsmouth

There were about 30 Pompey fans there!

 

[Pam]

It's disgusting expecting Sunderland supporters to travel nearly 300 miles each way on a Monday.

That means on - possibly two - days off work and a five-six hour journey to and from a football match.

Fair enough if it's the teatime KO on a Saturday or dinner time on a Sunday, but on a Monday with an 8:00 start?

Ridiculous, IMHO.

And yet, so avoidable.

 

[cleavers]

It's disgusting expecting Sunderland supporters to travel nearly 300 miles each way on a Monday.

That means on - possibly two - days off work and a five-six hour journey to and from a football match.

Fair enough if it's the teatime KO on a Saturday or dinner time on a Sunday, but on a Monday with an 8:00 start?

Ridiculous, IMHO.

They did that to Swansea in 2011/12, when their first game back in the PL was on a Monday night in Manchester at our place. I thought that was shocking and showed complete contempt for the match-going fans.

Monday 27th April 2009, 8.00pm, St James' Park
Newcastle United v Portsmouth

There were about 30 Pompey fans there!

Its been done to us many many times over the years, lots of long distance Monday away nights, everyone gets the same treatment apart from a couple of clubs in the northwest who's (red) away following get a local game.

 

[cleavers]

So far this season....

Burnley v Chelsea
Hull v West Ham
Stoke v Newcastle
Palace v Sunderland

Coming up....

Southampton v rags
Everton v QPR
Stoke v Chelsea
Liverpool v Swansea