My father in law is a Sunderland fan. Lives in London and travels up to see them every time he can. Hundreds of miles to watch them get beat every week.Well football didn't start in 2008 but it didn't start in 1992 either. If Sunderland get back in the premier league and bought and start winning things I won't be banging on about them not having history. Hard times are history.
Yep, i went mate, stood in the queue to check into the hotel with some Villa fans, I didn't even look at this guy once and he immediately said "You cant even fill your stadium". Every villa fan I encountered whilst down there were full of shit throughout the whole day, shit fanbase with big opinions of themselves, from a club who have won one league title in 110 years.When did I once mention history? Read my post again you thick tit. Also answer the question, were you at the Carabao cup final? You weren’t so you can’t comment. Every Blue I spoke to on the day and since said they were vermin, I haven’t seen a poster on here who has said they thought the Villa fans were ok that day, yet plenty have commended Stoke, Sunderland, Watford, Wigan, Brighton fans being good. Let’s be clear even dipper chelsea and arsenal fans were more pleasant at Wembley than villas fans. The only Blue who said otherwise is you, who probably wasn’t even there. But because someone did you a good turn 50 years ago they are great in 2020. And just to repeat I never once mentioned winning or history. Fucking hell you are THICK
We'll never win the Net Spend Title :(Looks like we're conceding the Net Spend Universe League title to the Dippers again.
Let's gooo.Hahahahahahahahahaha. Fucking hell just seen that.
Can't wait to give it to the Spurs twat too.
Pep will play him on the right...
Two slices of malt loaf and I’ll stop. I understand your concern with the Tunnock’s Teacakes but I’ve never succumbed to their charm. I’m more of a Tunnock’s Caramel Wafer man myself.Steady on, you do know that Malt Loaf is entry level stuff, next stop is Tunnock's Teacakes...and we all know the misery that chasing the mallow can cause.