Jamie Cook

@TheDiddyman1 @rokerroarontour @SunderlandAFC I mean that’s completely normal though. We have been promoted 2 divisions

@rokerroarontour @SunderlandAFC The box I have a seat in has doubled in price since the last league 1 season, that’s a 130% increase over 4 seasons

Anyone thinking of moving to corporate seats at @SunderlandAFC be warned, if you can’t sustain the 25% per year annual increase and then ask to transfer back to a general admission ST they will cancel you completely and you will end up with no season ticket at all

@mroller98 @ESPNcricinfo You seem to take criticism worse than Liam Livingstone judging by this.

@JC_1973 @ESPNcricinfo Don't think he does many interviews, but whatever makes you happy👍

Two phone calls, lasting a minute each. Liam Livingstone says that is the sum total of his contact with England's management since his most recent international appearance 12 months ago. Interview @ESPNcricinfo espncricinfo.com/story/liam-liv…

@TheDB30 Nah Sunderland was in Durham, they have a club.

Durham. Given the size of the place you’d expect them to have a team at least on par with the likes of Gateshead and Darlington

@northumbriana Forever a Saudi. How can you always just ignore how you did all this, it’s bizarre.

Tremendous headgear. Only *Lord* Mayors (of which there are 28 in the UK) get to wear the tricorne with ostrich feathers. The country’s other 40 ceremonial city mayors have to make do with a bicorne.

@mroller98 @ESPNcricinfo Simon Heffer piece and response this mind.

@JC_1973 @ESPNcricinfo 😂

@mroller98 @ESPNcricinfo Not think? Incredibly bitter. It’s basically just KP’s book.a hit piece.

@jengleruk @FrancescoNoir 😂 possibly one of the worst takes of all time

@FrancescoNoir Spoke to many locals and saw a lot of places. Tbh was just 6 days in Cambodia, rest of the time was Vietnam / Thailand. If you think my conclusion is supposed to be a comparison as to how these countries rank as of now, you’re wrong. I’m looking at direction of travel

Just arrived into Gatwick 30 minutes ago after several weeks in Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam. All I can think of now after our experience in SE Asia is how absolutely totally fucked the UK seems in comparison.

@KiMcGuinness How about some affordable housing for locals and restrictions on student housing?

£27m investment in Durham to bring innovation to the heart of the city. Our Durham Mayoral Development Zone means more great jobs. We’re creating high-tech workspace for cutting edge businesses and replacing Durham’s County Hall. Regeneration like this means a vibrant new space where businesses can thrive. I can’t wait.

@CPowers14 @PodgeMurphy95 You would never know.

@PodgeMurphy95 It must be amazing to always be the smartest person in the room

Canadians cheering on a Canadian in Canada: ohhh yeah that’s so nice ehh. We just love our guys ehh Europeans cheering on a European in Europe: oi lads we just love ah good lads innit . He’s a lad lads. Guinness . Pints. Lads. Americans cheering on an American in America: these people should be killed.

@HannahIamthest1 Never happened

When Paul Gascoigne was at Everton F.C., they were due to face Sunderland A.F.C. at Goodison Park on 12 January 2002. In the days leading up to the game, some of Gascoigne’s friends who supported Sunderland kept calling him, joking that Gavin McCann was going to “p*** all over Everton” in the match. Eventually it got to him. He was with his mate Jimmy “Five Bellies” Gardner and told him to go out and get some wine. What followed was chaos. Gascoigne drank three and a half bottles of wine, took sleeping tablets, woke up early with the shakes, started drinking again, went back to sleep, woke up once more, had a treble brandy, took another tablet, had a cigarette… and then headed off to play the game. By his own admission, he said he was “in a terrible state.” And yet, when he stepped onto the pitch, he played brilliantly. Everton went on to beat Sunderland 1–0 thanks to a goal from Jesper Blomqvist at Goodison Park. After the match, Gascoigne went home and fell straight asleep. The next morning he asked Jimmy how he had played — because he had no memory of the match at all. Jimmy didn’t say a word. He simply pointed to the table. Gascoigne looked over and saw a bottle of champagne sitting there. “You won Man of the Match.” 🔵 Top man!!

@cvinny007 @Safcmbell @Trascal85 That’s because you are a complete moron

@Safcmbell @Trascal85 I have 78 points. Go to any game I want and I still want that French split arse to leave.

The people wanting Regis out were the same people saying they will bite your hand off for 17th by the way and the same people wanting Speakman out and wanting Regis out before the playoffs. They talk shite on an app for clout. Not worth taking seriously #safc

@2020Just1ce @tcanham459 😂 oh my god how thick are people

@tcanham459 Probably as Starmer has encouraged more migrants to come here and done everything in his power to prevent removals. If he had come into power and detained every illegal migrant as a priority....

This is ridiculous. How on Earth can you blame Starmer. Labour only got elected in July that year. He's been PM for about 3 months when the attack happened. The attacker arrived 3 months prior to the attack. Everyone can grieve in their own way but this is stupid.

@SkySportsPL Never a penalty. Wronguns

"It's a HORRENDOUS decision... they've taken three seconds, it's an absolute DISGRACE!" 🤬 Jamie Redknapp couldn't BELIEVE this wasn't a penalty for Arsenal!

@SkySportsNews Mate. You lost, again. A total utter flop.

"There is nothing with that huddle that is disrespectful to the opposition" Chelsea head coach Liam Rosenior reacts to the bizarre moment referee Paul Tierney was caught in the middle of his players' huddle before the Premier League game against Newcastle 🎙️

@CraigHope_DM Youre owned by fucking Saudi Arabia

A brilliant away win for Newcastle, who are now 6 points off Chelsea in 5th. Maybe Champions League for next season isn't done? Attach whatever D you want to this - dogged, determined, desire, disciplined, dirty. Anthony Gordon was outstanding.

@SkySportsPL He’s been awful

"He's a phenomenal player" 🌟 Dominic Solanke speaks about how Archie Gray has become a young leader on the pitch at Spurs 💪

@Yas_Wisden I find it a bit vulgar must admit. The game is short of money in so many areas, yet just handing someone 400k for a months work.

Not far off... Remarkable how quickly the economic landscape has changed in English cricket. James Coles, an uncapped 21-year-old, is set to be the fourth highest player in The Hundred.

@AIfieNUFC 😂😂😂

@scotsland1982 @I_amMukhtar Ah so another excuse for Barton. You ever thought he’s maybe just an absolute scumbag?

@I_amMukhtar I'm not defending Barton but apparently Lynch was the one who brought the baseball bat into the fight

Kevin Lynch, the man Joey Barton assaulted is a head teacher in an independent school set up to meet the needs of children with additional educational needs. He also used to manage Prescot Cables, Marine, and City of Liverpool FC. Apparently, he hit him with a bat.