Sunderland - 2024/25 season

[jimharri]

Calling @Stockport mackem

You must be a happy bunny today. 3 points up on the same stage last season. What's your hopes for this season? If you can replicate the form from the last 3 or 4 months of last season over the whole campaign this time out, a run at the play offs?

 

[West Yorks Owl]

Solid 3 points that

 

[Zabbasbeard]

Good luck Sunderland. Hope yiu have a great season Stockport Mackem and we see you back up soon.

 

[Stockport mackem]

Great and unexpected start, no idea how the season will look until the end of the tfr window... not looking forward to your boys @West Yorks Owl on Sunday

 

[West Yorks Owl]

Great and unexpected start, no idea how the season will look until the end of the tfr window... not looking forward to your boys @West Yorks Owl on Sunday

I'd shake hands and take a point now m8

It will be a totally different game to the last match of the season where you were just drifting along.

 

[Gone for a Burton]

Great and unexpected start, no idea how the season will look until the end of the tfr window... not looking forward to your boys @West Yorks Owl on Sunday

Will we draw you in the next round of the CC or meet you in the final ?

 

[Stockport mackem]

Will we draw you in the next round of the CC or meet you in the final ?

Doubt it, we are out :-)

 

[malg]

I'd shake hands and take a point now m8

It will be a totally different game to the last match of the season where you were just drifting along.

You would now...

 

[jimharri]

Have to be honest, I've never understood the myth about Sunderland's "fanatical" support. Any time you see them on the box, there's plenty of empty seats on show. Even today, the first home game of the season, after a summer away from football. And I'm not on about fans disappearing for their HT cuppa/fag. And I guarantee you; come December, against a mid table side, with a force 9 storm blowing, and the rain coming down at 45°, that stadium will be (at best) three quarters full. Now, I get it; times are hard, and fans are struggling to afford the cost of tickets. But the media need to stop the nonsense about their support. Their Teesside neighbours are the same.

 

[Stockport mackem]

Have to be honest, I've never understood the myth about Sunderland's "fanatical" support. Any time you see them on the box, there's plenty of empty seats on show. Even today, the first home game of the season, after a summer away from football. And I'm not on about fans disappearing for their HT cuppa/fag. And I guarantee you; come December, against a mid table side, with a force 9 storm blowing, and the rain coming down at 45°, that stadium will be (at best) three quarters full. Now, I get it; times are hard, and fans are struggling to afford the cost of tickets. But the media need to stop the nonsense about their support. Their Teesside neighbours are the same.

The ground outgrew us when we exited the premier sadly, holds 49k... May be 40kish there today