Feltch The Manfat

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There are no nice lasses in Sunderland Newcastle have 3 or 4 times as many fans as Sunderland (my personal favourite) Nobody from outside Sunderland would go to Sunderland for a night out All just total deluded bullshit

ARRRRRGGGGHHHHHH Your delusion is driving me fukin insane. Keep believing what you want, all the more reason to pelt you lot with shit when you come to the Sol on August 20th. FTM

Which part am I making up? That i'm from Sunderland? That I enjoy a night out in Sunderland? That I have family and friends who live elsewhere who enjoy a coming up for a night out in Sunderland?

there you go again.. talking utter bullshit because it is what the deluded geordie nation actuallly believe. I have friends from Reading and family from London, and Ireland that love Sunderland as a night out. They say its much more relaxed up here, the lasses are game, its cheaper, and everyone is out to have a good time. if Sunderland is such a shit night out.... why is it packed to the rafters every weekend???

Total bullshit All of my mates, people I know, people I work with, all love a night out in Sunderland. We have been to newcastle a few times and alot of the time we end up back in Sunderland by the end of the night

Disagree with Rhys RTG is comedy gold at times, and I love a night out in Sunderland - The lasses are fit, easy and dirty as fuck! I don't care if you think Sunderlands a shit hole. It's home and I love it

As I said, it's all commercial. Sky aren't going to show games with clubs who no one wants to watch. It's fucking simple: viewers = £££ Oh forgive me for not knowing that everyone wants to watch the geordie nation

That is exactly why you get labelled with being deluded If you truly believe that then god help you

Really? Don't you think you're own personal hatred may be clouding your vision? Perhaps they thought it was a good idea to show the team who scored more home goals than anyone bar Man United rather a club like say - Sunderland - who couldn't buy a goal? Where did you finish again?

It's not that people are far to interested in you, it's that they fiercley hate Newcastle so they love to see them fail. It's partly because of the deluded element in your support that dismiss Sunderland as a 'lesser' club, and partly beacause Sunderland as a city has been given little investment and has been left to rot in the past whilst Newcastle has flourised. My nana could not give a shit about football, but she won't spend a penny in Newcastle. She is not 'obsessed'. She is just like the majority of people from Sunderland.... She hates Newcastle Don't confuse hate with being obsessed. The hate is what makes the derby so big. FTM

There is not much difference at all between our clubs. Thats my point. We both have fantastic fanbases, and have excellent attendances. Some of you lot actually believe you are far 'superior'

No doubt Newcastle have a bigger fanbase than Sunderland, however it is nowhere near as 'superior' as you think. Sunderland averaged just over 40k attendance lasy year. Not as good as your 47k average, but its a cracking average non the less. If being on sky had anything to do with national fanbase then we would be on more than swansea, west brom, qpr etc but we are not. Sunderland have a fantastic fanbase which is something you lot never acknowledge

I know you did and it pisses Sunderland fans of the bias you lot get. Still we finished above you.

you are arrogance pisses me off yet makes me laugh at the same time. Deluded fuckwit The lesser team you are talking about finished above you last season

It was one stupid kid man

Same goes on at the sportsdirect@stjamesparkstadium

No more than there is anywhere else

Its on safc.com I dont understand why the put it on this early. People just start drinking earlier so after the game people are drinking all afternoon. The town was like a warzone by the night for the last derby. The police have got it wrong again

kick off time changed to 12 noon

Elbowed??? Harper was pushed by a kid. He then fell to the floor like he had been shot.

Id probably buck it after 12 pints like

I admit Newcastle has the nicer city But some suggest that newcastle is the industrial capital of the north east

Small town with almost the same population eh? People like you are the reason we call mags 'deluded' There is very little between our clubs in terms of size, history, fanbase. Sunderland fans like newcastle fans come from generations of hard working, working class families (miners, shipbuilders) newcastle is the nicer of the two cities. No doubt about it. But to say that Newcastle is the industrial capital of the north east is fukin laughable. In my honest opinion people from Sunderland are generally more polite, more friendly and more down to earth than people from newcastle

jesus christ