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  1. I knew that hairstyle looked familiar- Kim Jong Unnnngggggghhhhhh!
    4 points
  2. I don’t know how anyone could watch that documentary and think highly of that fan base. They came across very badly imo, which is very telling of what they’re really like considering it was made by a bunch of mackems who iirc in another doc they made had the subtitles or voice over say Maradona wanted to play for Sunderland when he really said Sheffield United. As a football club they’ve played something like 2 games in Europe in history, this is why they’re champing at the bit to always create these intangible properties to their crappy club. It was classy until the club wide backing of a sexual predator, recently it’s been this ‘special club’ nonsense despite being at best a run of the mill fan base support wise (their ticket sales are shite, even needing to give free tickets away during their PL stints). They just need to wake up and realize they’re shite, they’re owned by blokes that have a lower net worth than many PL footballers, they’ve weirdly become even more arrogant as their club nose dives even further down. Shitty wretched little club with a shite fan base, I honestly don’t know how they can think themselves as some great support group when among other things in recent years they have; gave vocal support to a pervert, harrassed both of their best PL era managers (Reid and Bruce) throwing bananas and abuse at one and never accepting the other in anyway and ignoring his achievements at their club as he was born in Newcastle, and racially abused the mother of one of their best players in the PL era. All you have to do is watch when either Grabban or Bent score against them in that documentary, those are not the reactions you’d expect from former players of a club with a really special support.
    2 points
  3. I remember a few weeks ago, a (probably drunk) Man City fan went on there to blow smoke up their collective arses about how awesome Sunderland was (massive club, genuine fans, lovely people, blah blah), having watched that documentary on Netflix. They were of course receptive, but then I noticed over the next few days, several threads along the lines of "What makes Sunderland such a special and unique club" with opening posts like "We all know it, people from all over talk about Sunderland fondly with many positive things to say about the long suffering fans, we're well loved marras - but what is it that makes us such a fucking special club?". It seems like the slightest bit of praise they receive from anyone has to be magnified and blown up out of all proportion. That Man City fan probably left thinking he was their new fucking hero. He's probably got a key to the fucking city by now. It's a desperation to be liked. And honestly, I'm not sure this exists for other clubs. I swear it's just them. Can anyone think of any other club this desperate to be loved by someone, anyone? Even North fucking Korea will do.
    2 points
  4. Joselu is a nice seeming bloke. He is also exactly what you get for 5 million in a world where europa league quality forwards go for 50-100 million and real world class forwards go for 200 million.
    2 points
  5. Need more reactions shots of Ramos in the stands, wonder how he's feeling about that deliberate booking now?
    1 point
  6. Spoilers FFS! Who are you, DK?
    1 point
  7. i blame the jewish-controlled media
    1 point
  8. Not knowing the ending and having no idea about climbing, it was without doubt the most tense sequence I've ever seen. Seeing it in the cinema made the scale totally terrifying.
    1 point
  9. Well with Longstaff rumoured to be out for the rest of the season, we're going to need him back playing shortly. Although I'd be playing Ki first.
    1 point
  10. Took me a while to twig her Dad is the bloke who played ‘Monk’. But aye, he’s great, as is her Mam
    1 point
  11. Yeah, her manager Suzie has some class lines. Her dad is mint too. I was inspired to read more about Lenny Bruce off the back of it too
    1 point
  12. i'm still optimistic freeestyle hoverboarding will make it eventually
    1 point
  13. Cheetrs, think I've got national geographic, will have a look. Incidentally, climbing is now an Olympic event I notice, about time. They're thinking about making break dancing an Olympic event ffs!
    1 point
  14. Tore through The Marvellous Mrs Maisel on Amazon. Highly recommended, brilliant characters and very funny. And she gets her chebs out early doors.
    1 point
  15. Krul in the same sentence as the other three - what a fucking knacker you are man.
    1 point
  16. It really is, no one like them at all. Theres a reason "no one likes us, we dont care" is an oft repeated chant all over the place.
    1 point
  17. They really are a desperate bunch RTG will be buzzing about that.
    1 point
  18. Juat sat through Free Solo, as mentioned above. Fuck me! Even knowing the outcome, the last 20 minutes is the most tense, terrifying climbing sequence I’ve ever witnessed. As a footnote, Dawn Wall, the account of his mate Tommy Caldwell doing a monster route on El Cap is out on Netflix today. If you want a progressive splurge on Valley Big Wall climbing I’d go; Valley Uprising (Netflix) Dawn Wall ( Netflix) Free Solo (Nat Geo).
    1 point
  19. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/47442923 Another special relationship, fuck me
    1 point
  20. He's such a fucking mong like, it's unreal. He's just a less drunk version of that cunt in the West Ham top.
    1 point
  21. How many people live in Northumberland, you thick fucking idiot?
    1 point
  22. The UK would be the de facto general in an EU army as well, with a French sidekick. Anyway, picked up this excerpt from the Guardian today which backs what I've been saying for a while about who the gammons who voted Brexit really are.
    1 point
  23. Aren’t all our players ageing? Aren’t all of us?
    1 point
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