The Fish

Work smart, not hard. Most of my stuff is automated as much as possible. I work from home and only join online meetings when it's absolutely necessary. I can do this shit at the same time as processes are running in the background. Hell I can educate you ingrates while on some of the absolutely necessary meetings.

While that is undeniable I'm choosing to call you a name and stick with the horse what brung me. TRIPPS 4 LYFE YA LIL BIPPITYBOPPITYBITCH!

Yeah. 100% And while he had a stinker of a last 15 or so minutes, I wouldn't call him 'error prone'.

You can't? I can, when we get players back fit, additions in January, fewer European/FA and League cup fixtures I think we can see away wins flow. Our final 6 away games are all winnable IMHO

Said to mates last night around 60 minutes that it would be a moment of genuine quality or a calamitous mistake that would decide the game. Wasn't expecting two, from us, by Trippier of all people. Everton played as well as they could, but don't be under any delusion; had we a full strength XI, or even options from the bench, we wouldn't have lost that game. 3-0 flatters them massively, that was a niggly, scrappy attritional 1-0 if ever I saw one. Trippier's errors were born of exhaustion and while he shoulders the blame for two of their goals, the attacking group didn't do enough with the few chances we had and didn't do enough to create chances either. It's not surprise that the goals all came late on in the second half. Mind you 270 minutes over 8 days, against top tier opposition in PSG, Man Utd and a motivated indignant Everton was always going to be a big ask. If you'd said we'd have 6pts from Chelsea, Man Utd and Everton I think we all would have taken that. Gordon looked off it all game and I wonder if the occasion got to him. First real game against them, at Goodison, in front of a hostile fanbase, when he's surely knackered. Almiron and Isak didn't do much either. Spurs next and unless there's a miraculous recovery it'll be the same 11 again, I reckon. What I hope will do is either change how we set up, or put some faith in the fresh legs of our fringe players to see out a game.

He's not far off. He's spot on. You need only open up your web browser and navigate to Sodomy law - Wikipedia Where you'll read the following passage:

It's like they think their previous speeches, quotes, emails, recordings are lost to mists of time.

Nice of @safcforever to come on here with well reasoned arguments. I wonder if they think the behaviours shown on RTG are representative of the wider Sunderland fanbase. Because, if they are.... hoo boy.

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Start every programme like this to be honest. Antiques Roadshow would be much more entertaining.

Honestly, it's a combination of facing teams who can't finish for toffee, and Man Utd having sufficient individual quality to dig themselves out of games they're not playing particularly well in. 10 of their 18 goals have come from <0.11 xG chances. 5 of their game drawing/winning goals have come after the 75th minute. These late wins have come against; Wolves, Forest, Brentford, and Fulham. Games that a team chasing Champions League shouldn't really be needing last minute goals to snatch points from. Their form against top sides is awful, I know they beat Chelsea last night, but they've faced Arsenal, Brighton, Man City, Newcastle and Tottenham and have W0 D0 L5, GF2 GA12.

Still? How old are they?

Time for a non-binary pansexual, vegan manager? | RTG Sunderland Message Boards (readytogo.net) Jesus Christ...

I don't have a problem with his video at all. Not everybody knows everything.

I like this lad's videos.

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Wouldn't be surprised to see Ritchie, Dummett, Krafth, Hall etc.

It's horseshit. They're trying to inflate the importance of the result for us so that if they win they've really stuck it to us, if they lose it doesn't matter to them.

There's too much red in your ledger.

You read that in the Maltravieso cave?