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A week on Sunday 29/07 I’m riding the C2C in a day, 120 miles and 10,000ft of climbing to raise money for the NE Air Ambulance in memory of my friend who tragically died aged 44. Please RT justgiving.com/fundraising/ha… @stewartdonald3 @Chris_Boardman @GeraintThomas86 @millarmind

@andylindsay1878 @StephenIsHappy @Awaydays23 @KRay1807 @SunderlandAFC @premierleague It’s not though is it, league allocation is much smaller and segregation isn’t set up in the lower tier like it is in the upper…

@StephenIsHappy @Awaydays23 @KRay1807 @SunderlandAFC @premierleague Irrelevant point

ON THIS DAY 2012: Everton at Sunderland #EFC

@helloIamBesty The country is screwed, the mainstream parties have been so poor that this charlatan actually has a chance of getting in 😳

Tempting to laugh at them here but he’d probably be welcomed by our owners and a fair percentage of our support too. As a country we’ve absolutely fucked it, lads

@geordiejosh I’m a Sunderland fan, you must be too young for Beardsley? Tonali couldn’t lace his boots…

By the way, for anyone interested, Sandro Tonali is the most all-round/complete footballer I’ve seen play for my football club, don’t let anyone tell you he’s shit. 👍 He’s had a poor season for us in terms of performance obviously due to him leaving. Why the false rep?

@Ridderz86 @dyates1990 I thought he had a cracking game, one of the few where I didn’t complain at any decision even though we got about 6 yellows 😂

@dyates1990 I don't think so, I think it gets silly. There wasn't any real aggyness

My only issue with this is when he says he should be giving a few other yellow cards at one point, if he knows he should then why hasn't he?

@DavidHeron17 @ClarksonsFarm1 Keep those abs…

@ClarksonsFarm1 It gets worse

@_toosb @Parkersafc And one of them is in the England squad 👀🤣

@Parkersafc We had three “male professional” keepers in 2017-18 who wouldn’t have saved that between them.

Any male professional keeper, sees the shot coming. Pops home makes a cuppa, drops the kids off at school, does the big shop at the Asdas, heads back and catches it.

@Charl_H79 Always manages to look surprised, has he had Botox or something?!

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This is class to be fair #safc

@henrywinter He didn’t learn to ‘keep em closed’ after the first derby game, so Enzo Le Fee did the double megs 😂 he delivers a superb cross on the overlap though…

The importance of learning. Fascinating listening to Lewis Hall speaking after England training at St George’s Park. Hall spoke at length about his hunger to learn and develop. Newcastle United left-back has learned from recent experiences, good and bad, playing against elite wide players like Barcelona’s Lamine Yamal in the last 16 of the Champions League. Hall did well against Yamal in the drawn first leg at St James’ Park, although the Spanish international converted a late pen. Hall: “I was very pleased the way I performed. I'd say the same in the second leg for the first half, I was reasonably happy.” Yamal showed his threat just before half-time and then ran riot in the second half. “These players are the best players in the world. Sometimes they can't necessarily be at their level for the full 90 minutes, but even when they’re not at their best, they show their quality in moments throughout the game. He’s someone when the team is not doing well he can change the scoreline by himself. He's definitely a special player.” As well as Yamal, Hall has faced Antoine Semenyo, Bryan Mbeumo and Mo Salah in recent weeks, continuing his education. “You've got to test yourself against the best. I went through a short time-frame where I've had a lot of games playing against the top players in the world. It’s a difficult challenge, but I wanted that challenge. It's been a learning curve.” He learned breaking through at Chelsea, especially from senior pros like Thiago Silva. “Although he didn't necessarily speak much English, he was so good to me. He always wanted to help me improve. He was playing a lot of games at the time and still taking time on the training pitch to help me. I’m really grateful.” Eddie Howe has been an important teacher at Newcastle. “He's been a massive help for me. He’s done so much to help me be in the position I am now. He's helped me a lot off the pitch in ways to be around the training ground, and how to interact with all the lads. And then on the pitch, he’s showed a lot of belief in me, and taught me a lot about the defensive side of my game, which was the main area I needed to improve when I first joined. He spent a lot of time staying behind after training, working with me. I'm always grateful for that. Top coach.” #CFC #NUFC #ENG

@DavidHeron17 @TheGriftReport He sold up to an American company and is now looking at buying it back on the cheap…

@TheGriftReport He won’t come out of it to badly , they never do.

🚨BREWDOG COLLAPSES INTO ADMINISTRATION WITH £500 MILLION DEBT — EQUITY FOR PUNKS INVESTORS TOTALLY WIPED OUT! The once-rebel craft beer empire founded by James Watt has officially been placed into administration after racking up debts exceeding £500 million (£553.8m owed to creditors). A pre-pack rescue deal to US firm Tilray for £33m (brewery + 11 bars) left a £480m shortfall. Thousands of small investors who bought shares through the heavily-promoted “Equity for Punks” crowdfunding scheme have been told their stakes are now completely worthless. 38 pubs closed and 484 staff made redundant. The anti-establishment brand that once valued itself at £2bn is in ruins. £500 million pound debt...wow James Watt and wife Georgia Toffolo (below)

@DavidHeron17 My knees are shot mate, reckon we’d still be quicker 🤣

@PDavy1 That’s saying something with my hips like 😂

So fickle Sunderland fans. They’ll be cheering 6 of those Newcastle players on in the World Cup 😏

@DavidHeron17 Imagine a centre half pairing of him and Harry Maguire - Me and you could probably turn quicker 🤣

@PDavy1 Can’t argue with that like

@MarcSDuffy @Matt_Law_DT I said when he was subbed I hadn’t realised he was playing and I usually think he’s one of your biggest attacking threats!

@Matt_Law_DT Should be nice and fresh after spending this afternoon walking around

Harvey Barnes set to replace Eberechi Eze in Thomas Tuchel’s England squad. Reward for 14 goals in all comps and snubbing Scotland telegraph.co.uk/football/2026/…

I’ve been to SJP for 3 derby games, the 1990 play off semi, the Adam Johnson 1-0 and today. Watching that in the away end with my youngest son was unbelievable! Til The End ❤️ #SAFC

Le Fee with the composure to set up big Brian for the winner. Ive criticised Regis subs and was worried about the starting 11 but he got the subs today spot on

@thompamoo @MagpieMediaX Once we equalised your team and your fans gave up, people leaving at 1-1 in a derby…

@MagpieMediaX In the stands… were you there today you clown, heard nothing until the 90th minute , up there with Palace as worst away

Better than us on the pitch, better than us off the pitch, and better than us in the stands. AGAIN. That’s why it’s so tough to accept. They’ll mock us relentlessly and it’s 100% deserved. Clearer each week that we aren’t what we think we are as a club. Huge reality check.

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.

Sunderland are now unbeaten in each of their last 11 Premier League games against Newcastle, the longest run either side has had without defeat in the history of this fixture. DDWWWWWWDWW Brian Brobbey wins the game in the 90th minute. 👀

@ALS_Fanzine @CWaters_SAFC @sunderlandafc11 Newcastle weren’t the only ones to lose today. Owen Jack Nicholson I have your driving license from that top drawer away end. If anyone can help put me in touch so I can get it back to him… #SAFC