tiggsywiggsywoo
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We owe Capital One, United have been exposed as complete laughing stocks on the world stage.
ccr said:Bloody hell ,read one comment and we all have attitude. The club may be bigger but fans remain the same. Every year we go up to Wearside expecting to lose its our nature. One season we may not take it for granted and stuff you. How do you know it means more to you than it does to us ?sunderland till i die said:de niro said:this tournament was running out of steam, us getting to the final will once again give it wide appeal. everyone will want to see Manchester city on the big stage.
bloody hell less than ten years ago you were a proper football club just like us and look at the attitude now
we'll enjoy the capital one cup final more than you lot, win, lose or draw
the capital one cup owes us nowt
this final means a lot more to us than you lot who will be in the bigger european competition anyway
never take anything for granted man city
the hard yards are still been done up here in sunderland
sunderland till i die said:i'm happy to support a little club
our little club has done quite well against your massive club lately
apart from in the asian cup final
still you've got the money and all the cockneys and hangers on that come with it
basically you'll have ten or so years of glory ahead of you similar to the twenty years that man utd had
doesn't seam quite right really though does it?
perhaps for the younger fan base but not your real lads from the 70's and 80's
I doubt it why do you think so if you don't mind me asking ??de niro said:this tournament was running out of steam, us getting to the final will once again give it wide appeal. everyone will want to see Manchester city on the big stage.
billfromthehill said:I doubt it why do you think so if you don't mind me asking ??de niro said:this tournament was running out of steam, us getting to the final will once again give it wide appeal. everyone will want to see Manchester city on the big stage.
hallstreetblue said:ccr said:Bloody hell ,read one comment and we all have attitude. The club may be bigger but fans remain the same. Every year we go up to Wearside expecting to lose its our nature. One season we may not take it for granted and stuff you. How do you know it means more to you than it does to us ?sunderland till i die said:bloody hell less than ten years ago you were a proper football club just like us and look at the attitude now
we'll enjoy the capital one cup final more than you lot, win, lose or draw
the capital one cup owes us nowt
this final means a lot more to us than you lot who will be in the bigger european competition anyway
never take anything for granted man city
the hard yards are still been done up here in sunderland
Well said Blue. I really fookin want this one!
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sunderland till i die said:i'm happy to support a little club
our little club has done quite well against your massive club lately
apart from in the asian cup final
still you've got the money and all the cockneys and hangers on that come with it
basically you'll have ten or so years of glory ahead of you similar to the twenty years that man utd had
doesn't seam quite right really though does it?
perhaps for the younger fan base but not your real lads from the 70's and 80's
Mate, the majority are old school Blues, so is De Niro, he's just windin you up. What's this cockney bollocks anyway. My Mackum mate sez you've got fans all over the show and apparently a supporters club in Manchester??!!
billfromthehill said:I doubt it why do you think so if you don't mind me asking ??de niro said:this tournament was running out of steam, us getting to the final will once again give it wide appeal. everyone will want to see Manchester city on the big stage.
gmckennasell said:the sheiks evil money machine versus sunderlands honest ten bob toilers , it will be similar to the wigan final , all neutrals backing sunderland ,but i think the result will be totally different this time , we now have a squad of players who want to play for the manager
I haven't stepped back to think about that..Sunderland knocked out the rags and chelsea that is one hell of an achievement enough to give them the confidence they need to retain there place in the premier leagueCorky said:I doubt they will be too pleased tonight.
Who'd have thunk it, Chelsea and MU both going out to Sunderland.