John Kerr

On the one hand Farage is a serial liar so got to question what he says. On the other hand, Sartori is mates with Methven so wouldn't be surprised. Either way, don't let him use our club to propagate his lies. You can't preach the importance of community and divide it like this.

Bumping into mags this week: > Tell you what, Sunderland deserved to win Oh... are they going to give us some credit here? > Newcastle were shit Probably not... > Two shit teams but we were shitter There it is 👌🏼

All of Wearside when anybody asks if they had a good weekend...

That's up there with one of our best ever derby wins for me. Team decimated by injuries, patchy form, mags desperate to get one over on us, worst possible start to the game. The way we came out and showed no fear in the second half is all you can ask for in a derby. Iconic win.

Sensational. Team of legends, especially that absolute beast up front. Love this club with all of my heart. ❤️🤍❤️🤍

Hosted them twice recently and no bother at all. They host us and people are being carried away in ambulances. Absolutely pathetic.

@DougieCritchley I really hate to say it, but Roefs would be perfect for them. The opposite of Sanchez when it comes to composure and stability. Hopefully they're too blind to see it and we get at least another season out of him!

This summer is a tipping point for Chelsea… Unless they drastically change their recruitment strategy, they will remain a club capable of competing for Champions League qualification rather than major honours. It’s painfully obvious they need an elite goalkeeper and an experienced centre back… Until they do, manager after manager will be the scapegoat.

So proud of #SAFC. Written off before a ball was kicked and yet haven't been in the relegation battle for a single minute of the season. On the pitch and off the pitch, in the dressing room and in the stands, just absolutely outstanding from everybody connected to the club.

Felt inevitable but still gutted to see Dan go. Would have loved to see him given more of a chance this season, but equally can't complain when you look at who kept him out. Will never forget how he stuck by the club at our lowest ebb. Hope he's celebrating another promotion soon

@JamesCopley_ Same. Bailey Wright too. Gooch's departure nearly broke me.

@JohnJKerr Thanks John. I felt similarly about the likes of Gooch, Embleton and Batth but that’s football

📝 | NEW: It feels like the end of the road is approaching for Dan Neil at Sunderland. 😢 It’s a sad one, but the logic behind his absence is hard to argue against. He deserves nothing but thanks for what he’s given this club. Full piece here. #SAFC sunderlandecho.com/sport/football…

ROOOOOOOOEEEFFFFFSSSSS!!!

@Capt_Fishpaste I half expect we'll sign players in positions we're already strong with an eye on them being a long term replacement down the line. Like we did with Mundle when we already had Clarke. So a GK, CB or CM wouldn't surprise me, given we'll likely be weighing up offers in the summer.

Good read. #SAFC will always play the long game. In a very nice cycle right now of summer leaps forward and January ticking over. Unless a very good player can be found this month, I'd be happy to save the money for the summer seeing what they achieved with it last year.

100% agree. Always felt he had PL potential, all for giving him a chance to fulfil it here.

£80m well spent. Big Nick is a mackem 🇩🇪 Ha'way the Lads and FTM ❤️🤍

I never got to see Gary Rowell play live but the way my family spoke about him left me in no doubt he was an absolute legend. Then I grew up listening to him and Crabbers every week and realised that above all he was one of us. Sunderland through and through. RIP legend.

@LukeONien Trusted by every manager you've had, as supportive a teammate as you could find, a beacon of positivity to the fans and a role model to everybody who has joined after you. Part of the fabric of the club, a club legend and firmly one of our own. Congratulations Luke, you made it.

Last night, one of my dreams came true. For years, I’ve dreamed about playing in the Premier League. Some people laughed at me. Some coaches I had when I was little said I’d never make it. Lots of people told me I wasn’t good enough and to give up. But I’ve always held onto that dream of playing at the highest level. Deep down I believed that if I just kept working, kept learning, kept showing up every single day, then one day it might happen. Last night, that dream that 4 year old me had….came true. And if you’d told me I’d make my debut at left wing, up against my mate Mo Salah, I’d have laughed as well. From non league in 2014, to being released by Watford in 2015… there were moments where it felt like this day might never come. Sunderland, you’ve been my home for seven years. I never knew I could fall in love with a club, a city, and its people the way I have. You’ve given me space to grow, to fail, to learn, and to find out who I am as a player and a person. To play even a small part in rebuilding this beautiful club and helping it climb back to where it belongs is something I’ll always be proud of. Making my Premier League debut… I’m incredibly grateful. Taking a moment afterwards to stand with my mum and dad and breathe it all in… that was special. But that debut chapter is written now. The focus is on pushing on, improving, growing, and helping drive this club forward with this unbelievable group of players. Seven years ago we were in League One. Fast forward to last night and we have a team giving everything, disappointed to only get one point against the Premier League champions. If that’s not a moment to stop, reflect, and feel proud, I don’t know what is. Thank you to everyone who’s been part of this journey; my family, my friends, the staff, the supporters, and my teammates. It’s just the beginning ❤️

Fantastic point but a bit gutted not to take all 3. That chance for Wilson man, seen him bury those breakaway chances so many times. Still our marra though. Love these lads, love this club ❤️🤍

This is starting to eclipse those halcyon days under Reidy. Just absolutely class. Best it's ever been.

Spend £150m on players and still end up with a squad full of bargains. By far the best transfer window we've ever had. Reinildo, Roefs, Mukiele and Alderete for less than £40m combined is absurd, Mukiele probably worth that on his own!