Andy Gray
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Andy Gray
@AndyUpNorth
Mackem, always trying to see the positive.
North East, England Katılım Ekim 2010
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There is absolutely 0 chance that Sunderland sack Regis Le Bris this summer.
We could lose every game between now and the end of the season, finish 15th, and he would still be a candidate for manager of the season.
We finished 4th in the Championship last year, closer to 17th place Oxford United than Leeds and Burnley, and only got promoted in the final minutes of the play-offs.
We are on track for 52 points, the joint 7th largest points tally amongst newly promoted sides in Premier League history.
We have beaten Chelsea, Brentford, Bournemouth and Newcastle home and away.
We have taken points off City, Arsenal and Liverpool.
He has expertly blended 15 new signings, developed a never-say-die attitude and created genuine stars.
He's one of the best things that has happened to my club in years!

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We stand united in support of Romaine Mundle.
What he faced today is not “banter”, not “heat of the moment”, not something to scroll past and forget.
Football is built on passion, rivalry and pride. It is not built on hate. When a player pulls on the shirt, he represents effort, sacrifice and commitment. No one signs up to be racially abused for doing their job.
Silence protects the abuser. Unity protects the player.
Racism has absolutely no place in football, in the stands, online, or anywhere in society. If you love the game, you protect the people who play it. There is no middle ground.
We stand with Romaine. We stand against racism. Always.
@SRTRC_England

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The countdown for the Winter Olympics is canny big like @tntsports, could do with disappearing or downsizing and going elsewhere on the screen.
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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 ❤️


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@RokerReport Decent - watching replays of Humes’ effort so close!
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HT: Liverpool 0-0 Sunderland
Thoughts on the first half performance?
#SAFC
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One of the best matches I’ve been down, from 2-nil down to winning 3-2. Even if the rain was drenching!
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"Some turnaround" 💪 Sunderland defender Dan Ballard reflects on his side's 3-2 comeback win against Bournemouth 🐈⬛
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