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@ma33499357 @DougieCritchley It's a shame there's not an opportunity to make changes to our playing squad prior to next season. A window of opportunity if you will

@DougieCritchley Sunderland are going down this season. Massively out-scorinh their XG. Nicking points when continually playing very poorly. These things catch up with teams eventually.

Points won last 5 Premier League games: 1) Forest: 13 2) Leeds: 11 3) Bournemouth: 11 4) Man City: 11 5) Brighton: 10 6) Man United: 10 7) Liverpool: 9 8) Arsenal: 9 9) Aston Villa: 7 10) West Ham: 7 11) Spurs: 7 12) Fulham: 7 13) Sunderland: 7 14) Brentford: 6 15) Everton: 5 16) Crystal Palace: 5 17) Newcastle: 3 18) Wolves: 2 19) Burnley: 0 20) Chelsea: 0 Couple of notable things: -Chelsea are rock bottom. Their goal difference of -12, is 2 worse than Burnley's. That is MENTAL. -Vitor Pereira... FAIR PLAY -Newcastle... wow. -Any Sunderland fans panicking about our recent form, only 7 sides have picked up more points in our last 5 games. Even when "we're struggling" we're picking up easily enough points. -Forest, Spurs, West Ham, currently 16th, 17th and 18th rank 1st, 11th and 10th in that run... they're all in decent form!

@TomDutty In the same division you got promoted from 2 years ago 😅

You absolutely cannot be doing a bus parade for finishing second.

@Salibasexual02 @ashleymcduff2 Big clubs have a long line of customers wanting tickets, not fans. City have one of the better core fanbases in the country, hence why they averaged about 30k when they were in the third tier.

@ashleymcduff2 No, they mock that you have no fanbase, if you supported a big club and didn’t go, someone would take your place, if you don’t go now, there will be empty seats. Thats what people point out.

Wembley again!! £125 a ticket £60 train £60 10 moretti’s £200 for a 8 ball £200 for a brass £150 hotel Nearly £800 to watch grown men kick a bag of air about. And people try to mock us for ticket sales. This is the real reality of match going fans.

@Ramma_____ Looks like the kind of auction where one might buy an antique. Can only assume she's on the lookout for an oil painting of NUFCs last league derby win

This cant go on can it?

@zatzi William Hill should try taking a bet

270 betting shops 🚫 197 Whitbread restaurants 🚫 Over 5,000 people facing losing their jobs. Another day in Starmer & Reeves’s economically illiterate world.

@benonwine On the contrary, he used his free speech to inform them they couldn't have a drink 😅

This Wetherspoons Bar Manager Refused to serve Reform Supporters in Braintree. Vile Left Wing Extremism is infecting every aspect of our society and it is causing division and HATRED. I take it Wetherspoons are not fans of FREE SPEECH. Make This Anti-Free Speech Leftie FAMOUS!

@Footballtweet 100% Lawro is in more than 1 WhatsApp group with Le Tissier mind

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🗣️ Mark Lawrenson on the BBC: “Well I’m 65 and a white male, so I was let go. Has it gone woke? It is top of the woke league. They are frightened to death, absolutely and totally frightened to death. You saw the stuff with Gary Lineker last season and obviously people at the head of the BBC, I think day by day, I think the integrity of the corporation gets chipped off. It used to be absolutely fantastic but they are woke, plus 100%.”

@Brunte84 @PoliticoForYou Do you expect Wetherspoons employees to ring Tim Martin every time they decide not to serve someone, just to get it signed off? 😅

@PoliticoForYou The difference is, that this lad is not the owner of the premises so has no right to speak on behalf of Weatherspoons on who should and shouldn't be served 👍🏼

🚨 Well if it isn’t the consequences of your own actions.

@Dalehadfield22 @YorkCityFC If the player they smacked left the pitch and went into the crowd and put hands on first, I'd say they would yeah

@YorkCityFC Would you support a fan if he smacked a player? No you wouldn’t same goes for the player!! Other way round the fan is remanded in prison

York City Football Club would like to make the following comment regarding one of our players in the aftermath of our last-minute goal at Rochdale. The ending to Saturday’s game at Rochdale has, understandably, been seen around the world and held up as an example of what is so special about our game. The fans played a huge part in that, and for all those in the stadium, it was a unique emotional rollercoaster that will never be forgotten. Given that emotion and the stakes involved, we appreciate the enormous challenges that came with policing and securing a game of such obvious importance. In front of a passionate, sell-out crowd, those challenges became even more significant when the game concluded in the way that it did. The safety of players, staff, officials, and fans must always be the priority, and it is important to recognise all those in the stadium who worked to ensure that was the case. It will be important in the coming days for there to be a proper reflection and assessment of the circumstances around the end of the game, what happened and what can be learned. As a club, we are committed to assisting with any review, and we will support all our players and staff in contributing to this. YCFC will be supporting Hiram through all proceedings. #YCFC🔴🔵

@YorkCityFC Fan deserved a clip.

@BBCSport This would have been interesting about 8 years ago

✅ DONE DEAL 🤝 Anthony Joshua has signed a deal to fight Tyson Fury, Eddie Hearn has announced ✍️

@atledmen Nailed on our first home game is that lot, probably on a Friday night. They'll still be riding the crest of a wave and beat us.

Early, very early, but they've already started #SAFC

@GoonerJavea @SouthStandPies They averaged nearly 30k in the third tier in the 90s. Their fan base definitely isn't small.

@SouthStandPies Surely you mean the most corrupt team in England in the last 10 years, as we all know they are not a big team and they have a small fan base, which no money will ever improve.

The most successful team in England in the last ten years and there were 10,000 empty Man City seats at Wembley. And that’s after they gave some to Southampton! Embarrassing. #MNCSOT

@SouthStandPies Surely just answered your own question as to why there are so many empty seats.

@IsaacKimes Can't have been that obvious. The panel was split 3:2 😅

Shout to all the Sunderland fans in my mentions saying I was crying about this. Obvious to anyone who has played and watches the game

@pokeefe1 @DaleJohnsonBBC So did 2 of this 5 person panel in fairness 😅

@DaleJohnsonBBC But Dermot the dope said it was fine, The absolute throbber.

Sunderland striker Brian Brobbey should have been sent off against Tottenham, the Premier League's KMI Panel has said. Brobbey pushed Cristian Romero into keeper Antonin Kinsky but escaped a second yellow. Romero suffered a season-ending knee injury. 👇 bbc.co.uk/sport/football…

@Lambert1Jordan @kevjomeara1 This anarl like. Much better view than where away fans were previously and a better view that anywhere in the lower bowl be would stick them if we did move them.

@kevjomeara1 What about Man Utd? We can easily stick you in a corner with a worse view than away fans currently have.

Until Newcastle and Sunderland move away fans to pitch side I think they should have there away allocations stopped

@sunticbilly @kevjomeara1 Ticket office is there now, so definitely can't go there

@kevjomeara1 They where moved cos Keano wanted to move them away to give us an advantage. I dont see why they cant have the north stand east stand corner. Easy fix.

@wdsfinest01 They should try putting some decent horse racing on, that's why I go out on Paddy's day anyway.

@dharvey4 @PhilBrownFTFC If they don't say silly things, no one will phone their premium rate number.

@PhilBrownFTFC You would think they would be competent by now, they've been at it for years

I can't believe what I've heard from Talksport this morning, Sunderland might sack their manager if they don't qualify for Europe this season. He's done an unbelievable job, that would be madness. 🤯