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cyprussyd wrote:My guess is he will be bored by half time and want to go home. However in my experience of grandsons and football he can be bribed with sweets and games on tablets.sunderpitt wrote:My hope is that Love and Ozturk have good games and I will cheer them on to do so. Cos' I fear if they do not we may not get a result.
Looking forward to the morrow' and intetested to see what the grandson will make of it.
I suspect you may be correct.. taking him sandwiches and drinks so plenty trips to the loo
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I remember Silvers posting about his trip, I think with granddaughter and I'm sure he made half time, just. Mind that was in Shorts era so he was probably relieved.sunderpitt wrote:cyprussyd wrote:My guess is he will be bored by half time and want to go home. However in my experience of grandsons and football he can be bribed with sweets and games on tablets.sunderpitt wrote:My hope is that Love and Ozturk have good games and I will cheer them on to do so. Cos' I fear if they do not we may not get a result.
Looking forward to the morrow' and intetested to see what the grandson will make of it.
I suspect you may be correct.. taking him sandwiches and drinks so plenty trips to the loo
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Just had a look at the seating for this game and looking very good with the bulk eiter low or sold out, Charlie could well get his wish of 32,000 plus and a bouncing stadium again.
Cant wait, loving this new feeling on match days.
Cant wait, loving this new feeling on match days.
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Not to mention the pissed off fans who have to get up to let you out, especially after about the 4th ot 5th time. However, Brian I hope that both you and the littlle lad have a great day and, of couse, your grandson sees a thrilling game and Sunderland net a bag full of goals.sunderpitt wrote:cyprussyd wrote:My guess is he will be bored by half time and want to go home. However in my experience of grandsons and football he can be bribed with sweets and games on tablets.sunderpitt wrote:My hope is that Love and Ozturk have good games and I will cheer them on to do so. Cos' I fear if they do not we may not get a result.
Looking forward to the morrow' and intetested to see what the grandson will make of it.
I suspect you may be correct.. taking him sandwiches and drinks so plenty trips to the loo
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lesmac wrote:Not to mention the pissed off fans who have to get up to let you out, especially after about the 4th ot 5th time. However, Brian I hope that both you and the littlle lad have a great day and, of couse, your grandson sees a thrilling game and Sunderland net a bag full of goals.sunderpitt wrote:cyprussyd wrote:My guess is he will be bored by half time and want to go home. However in my experience of grandsons and football he can be bribed with sweets and games on tablets.sunderpitt wrote:My hope is that Love and Ozturk have good games and I will cheer them on to do so. Cos' I fear if they do not we may not get a result.
Looking forward to the morrow' and intetested to see what the grandson will make of it.
I suspect you may be correct.. taking him sandwiches and drinks so plenty trips to the loo
I'll second that.. not about the grumpy old men whinging.. but about a cracking day put and win!
Ps..try taking them to a movie.. all that iced coke.. mind every other kid in the cinema is the same
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Its match day and what a day I'm hoping for. I was in the Roker last night with Jerry, Nick and Dave and Charlie was in with what I assume was some mates from Oxford, a strange day for him and Donald today.
But not a strange day for us but one that will start with a somber but no doubt humorousness meeting in the Colliery Tavern for a drink for Billy.
The match programme will have our tribute to Billy, fingers crossed they do him proud then the game itself, surely it wont be the same old Sunderland and we will continue with our winning run.
Then tonight a drink or two and meal with the motley crew followed by more drink, yes you can tell Jerry will be there leading us all astray, again.
If you are going for a drink for Billy I look forward to seeing you at the pub.
If you cant make that, I know both black cat kiwi and Noz have come up with some lame excuse about flight times, enjoy the day.
But not a strange day for us but one that will start with a somber but no doubt humorousness meeting in the Colliery Tavern for a drink for Billy.
The match programme will have our tribute to Billy, fingers crossed they do him proud then the game itself, surely it wont be the same old Sunderland and we will continue with our winning run.
Then tonight a drink or two and meal with the motley crew followed by more drink, yes you can tell Jerry will be there leading us all astray, again.
If you are going for a drink for Billy I look forward to seeing you at the pub.
If you cant make that, I know both black cat kiwi and Noz have come up with some lame excuse about flight times, enjoy the day.
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I presume that we'll be at the side of the tent/bar at the seating area, and we'll recognise each other, but I've only met a few and only once (at Mountsett). Also, should we designate a specific time to raise our glasses (14:00 would probably give everybody time to be there) ?
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I am the tall handsome one with the athletic built and I answer to big boyGordon Armstrong wrote:I presume that we'll be at the side of the tent/bar at the seating area, and we'll recognise each other, but I've only met a few and only once (at Mountsett). Also, should we designate a specific time to raise our glasses (14:00 would probably give everybody time to be there) ?
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I will be wearing a nana nana nana nana batman shirt. You all know the song.
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cyprussyd wrote:I am the tall handsome one with the athletic built and I answer to big boyGordon Armstrong wrote:I presume that we'll be at the side of the tent/bar at the seating area, and we'll recognise each other, but I've only met a few and only once (at Mountsett). Also, should we designate a specific time to raise our glasses (14:00 would probably give everybody time to be there) ?
I believe the occupants of the White House call that statement 'alternative facts'
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We will probably all be singing that song (in our heads, I hope), Gil, until we see Syd's adonis-like body, then we'll almost certainly be thinking about Chubby Brown's theme tune 

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Hmm Oxford started on the front foot.. we did not
Max Power stupid tackle... sent off
Oxford did not really take advantage of the extra player and we could have won it.
Ref was awful
Grandson thought it was hot loud and scary and will go again
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Max Power stupid tackle... sent off
Oxford did not really take advantage of the extra player and we could have won it.
Ref was awful
Grandson thought it was hot loud and scary and will go again
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Yeh stupid careless unprofessional idiotic foulsunderpitt wrote:Hmm Oxford started on the front foot.. we did not
Max Power stupid tackle... sent off
Oxford did not really take advantage of the extra player and we could have won it.
Ref was awful
Grandson thought it was hot loud and scary and will go again
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But simply not a sending off
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We must learn from that game, Oxford wont be the only side to play like that up here.
Big stadium big crowd nothing to lose. Scrap for everything and run at the heart of the defense. They fully deserved it first 30 mins. As i say learn from it use it as a lesson.
Big stadium big crowd nothing to lose. Scrap for everything and run at the heart of the defense. They fully deserved it first 30 mins. As i say learn from it use it as a lesson.
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Need to start a lot better but couldn't tell we had 10 men fo the most part so that was a positive. Cattermole I thought had another decnt game. Still impressed with Baldwin. Gooch decent 2nd half. Quite afew stray passes including from Oviedo which was disappointing. Expected more from Wyke. Referee was shocking. Oxford took the opportunity to con him whenever they could.
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Vincemac wrote:Yeh stupid careless unprofessional idiotic foulsunderpitt wrote:Hmm Oxford started on the front foot.. we did not
Max Power stupid tackle... sent off
Oxford did not really take advantage of the extra player and we could have won it.
Ref was awful
Grandson thought it was hot loud and scary and will go again
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But simply not a sending off
Tackled from behind......Studs up = Giving the Referee the option. As you said stupid tackle, however the FA might have the last say.
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Draw a fair result.
Sending off, deserved but then we need consistency. All cynical fouls should be a red imo.
Officials, the worst ever.
Poor start from SAFC who looked lethargic. Tired late in 2nd which was understandable.
Oxfords tactics. They must know this ref. Run at somebody, fall over get free kick. Cheating imo.
Sending off, deserved but then we need consistency. All cynical fouls should be a red imo.
Officials, the worst ever.
Poor start from SAFC who looked lethargic. Tired late in 2nd which was understandable.
Oxfords tactics. They must know this ref. Run at somebody, fall over get free kick. Cheating imo.
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Just looked at the incident it’s yellow all day I’ve seen worse get a yellow, bad tackle yes but not red
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paddocklad wrote:Just looked at the incident it’s yellow all day I’ve seen worse get a yellow, bad tackle yes but not red
If there is an argument why Power should have been sent off.. I am still mystified why McGuire was not given a 2nd yellow?
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Before I give my view on the game can I say how good it was to see so many at the tavern to raise a glass to Billy and how good it was to finally put faces to some posters.
Dave is now ready to catch his train home after another few days he enjoyed and it was great to see him again.
The game itself I think is summed up honestly by Ross in the above clip, red or no red, good or bad play, I left feeling happy that a goal and man down and far from our best saw us come away with a point, what we would have given for that over the last two seasons.
But I end where I started, yesterday was for me about mare than a football match, meeting new people, getting to see H and Steve again and Dave's visit all great but above all remembering Billy, he would have been proud at the amount of f*ck, c**t and twxxs being proclaimed in his memory at the Colliery Tavern and no doubt up there in the skies would have been a chorus of the same old shit after our draw.
Before I give my view on the game can I say how good it was to see so many at the tavern to raise a glass to Billy and how good it was to finally put faces to some posters.
Dave is now ready to catch his train home after another few days he enjoyed and it was great to see him again.
The game itself I think is summed up honestly by Ross in the above clip, red or no red, good or bad play, I left feeling happy that a goal and man down and far from our best saw us come away with a point, what we would have given for that over the last two seasons.
But I end where I started, yesterday was for me about mare than a football match, meeting new people, getting to see H and Steve again and Dave's visit all great but above all remembering Billy, he would have been proud at the amount of f*ck, c**t and twxxs being proclaimed in his memory at the Colliery Tavern and no doubt up there in the skies would have been a chorus of the same old shit after our draw.
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Well said on all counts Syd.cyprussyd wrote:[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
Before I give my view on the game can I say how good it was to see so many at the tavern to raise a glass to Billy and how good it was to finally put faces to some posters.
Dave is now ready to catch his train home after another few days he enjoyed and it was great to see him again.
The game itself I think is summed up honestly by Ross in the above clip, red or no red, good or bad play, I left feeling happy that a goal and man down and far from our best saw us come away with a point, what we would have given for that over the last two seasons.
But I end where I started, yesterday was for me about mare than a football match, meeting new people, getting to see H and Steve again and Dave's visit all great but above all remembering Billy, he would have been proud at the amount of f*ck, c**t and twxxs being proclaimed in his memory at the Colliery Tavern and no doubt up there in the skies would have been a chorus of the same old shit after our draw.
Agree about getting the point. Officials possible the worst I have seen. Oxford decent team but a gust of wind and they were down. Dont like to see that.
Although it was a shame in the way we had to meet I would like to say it was lovely meeting you all. I would like to say that but I'm not going to lie. It was absolutely average.








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Great to meet everyonegil t azell wrote:Well said on all counts Syd.cyprussyd wrote:[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
Before I give my view on the game can I say how good it was to see so many at the tavern to raise a glass to Billy and how good it was to finally put faces to some posters.
Dave is now ready to catch his train home after another few days he enjoyed and it was great to see him again.
The game itself I think is summed up honestly by Ross in the above clip, red or no red, good or bad play, I left feeling happy that a goal and man down and far from our best saw us come away with a point, what we would have given for that over the last two seasons.
But I end where I started, yesterday was for me about mare than a football match, meeting new people, getting to see H and Steve again and Dave's visit all great but above all remembering Billy, he would have been proud at the amount of f*ck, c**t and twxxs being proclaimed in his memory at the Colliery Tavern and no doubt up there in the skies would have been a chorus of the same old shit after our draw.
Agree about getting the point. Officials possible the worst I have seen. Oxford decent team but a gust of wind and they were down. Dont like to see that.
Although it was a shame in the way we had to meet I would like to say it was lovely meeting you all. I would like to say that but I'm not going to lie. It was absolutely average.![]()
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. Haha only kidding fellow posters.
Came away with a deserved draw
Bad tackle but not a red
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