Skashion
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That may well be but I bet you hated doing it. ;-)fathellensbellend said:strange that because i found myself totally agreeing with your post on the adam johnson comments.
That may well be but I bet you hated doing it. ;-)fathellensbellend said:strange that because i found myself totally agreeing with your post on the adam johnson comments.
An early goal was what we needed midweek,so so close aswell.bluemoon risin' said:Mackems are decent fans and always support their club. They were unusually quiet though yesterday, but as someone pointed out, 1-0 down after 5 mins quietened them down. Times are hard in the North East at the best of times and the area has high unemployment, so i can't fault any of them if they can't afford to attend away games, the ones that did, fair play.
taffy the blue said:getting away from subject but why did the North Stand start applauding around the 19th min mark?It was nothing to do with players warming and up in CB3 nobody had a clue.
Up until two years ago we still had numerous away games that weren't sold out. Even now we don't get offered full allocations at Spurs and Fulham (we get offered quite pitiful amounts of tickets at these two grounds because we probably would sell out the full allocation), Chelsea and Sunderland themselves.fathellensbellend said:why on earth are we are slagging off sunderland for "only" bringing 1800 for a saturday dinner game live on tv priced at 40 quid.
those who say we always sold out at sunderland clearly have never been anywhere near sunderland, we have sold out the last 2 years (last year a cut allocation due to sunderland council), but there have been occasions where we have numbered the same as what sunderland fetched yesterday.
this tat for tat bickering is bollox, i wish fans had unity to fight for a better deal for away fans (see germany), instead clubs price out away fans then numbskulls slate them for it.
how many away games did city fail to sell out pre-success, absolutely loads, and much of it to do with cost.
if priced correctly sunderland would bring thousands to city, they always had a big following at maine road, and surely it's a sad day for english football when top clubs like sunderland and newcaslte are scared to take a meagre 2800 tickets in case they cannot sell them, but hey lets use it as a stick to beat them, and then in the next breath moan about having to pay 62 quid to go to arsenal, or 49 quid to go to west ham.
english football fans are pretty thick.
BlueDan91 said:taffy the blue said:getting away from subject but why did the North Stand start applauding around the 19th min mark?It was nothing to do with players warming and up in CB3 nobody had a clue.
I sit in 131 and as far as I was aware they were singing "stand up for the champions" which died out just before it hit my block.
GazC said:Vicar said:?WNRH said:Was sat in South Stand level 2 today so assumed the top tier were Sunderland fans.
If he was in the SS he wouldn't know who was in the usual away blocks unless he was in the block adjacent to them
Skashion said:That may well be but I bet you hated doing it. ;-)fathellensbellend said:strange that because i found myself totally agreeing with your post on the adam johnson comments.