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Mag wankfest

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KENT-FTM said:
...has begun already.

BBC Breakfast News hardly able to contain themselves:evil:

One advantage of being down here is not be surrounded by the mag kernts giving it the big one...although you're bound to see more of their shirts worn now.
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I wish we were in their position, apart from being Mags of course.
 
TopCat said:
I'd imagine he called Rafa "World Class", mentioned the passion of the fans, massive club, deserve success, probably mentioned his time up there and how much he loves the fans and the area, whilst having a dig at Sunderland and making various curry-favouring comments about Newcastle next season? Is that about right?
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Not far off the mark! He said they brought a world class manager in to get them back up, erm I'm sure he took them down...
 
Lanchesterredandwhite said:
So you watch every programme you pay for? Or just the ones where you can watch the newsreaders reading their autocue, tin foil hat firmly in place, and eagerly spot any signs of a facial expression when talking about the Mags that shows outrageous bias that you can be offended by?

Out of curiosity, what did these 'despicable people' actually say or do to 'diss everywhere else'? I can only imagine it must have been serious.
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BBC apologists like yourself only exasperate the problem unfortunately. This goes way beyond football as it is how Sunderland and the wider region is represented.

When you watch the national BBC covering good news stories in Newcastle yet Sunderland is very occasionally used for bad news stories what role does the local BBC have in this? I would guess a very large role.

I would suggest you go and have a wank with Coluin Briggs. Pathetic.
 
Cosmos Rocks said:
BBC apologists like yourself only exasperate the problem unfortunately. This goes way beyond football as it is how Sunderland and the wider region is represented.

When you watch the national BBC covering good news stories in Newcastle yet Sunderland is very occasionally used for bad news stories what role does the local BBC have in this? I would guess a very large role.

I would suggest you go and have a wank with Coluin Briggs. Pathetic.
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We've had the laugh over them for seasons man, flying planes, beating them time after time and relegating them yet you're falling to pieces when they've got laugh on us! Get over it man. It could be us again next year.
 
Fletch said:
you certainly cant knock their attendances this season ffs... clutchin at straws and all that

we'll meet again :cool:
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My Left Foot said:
The game last night wasnt even a sell out.
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2000 empty seats.
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Preston had 500 fans there last night. The two blocks next to Preston fans were empty as well.
Still a canny turn out though. 1500 empty seats in home sections.
 
It's going to be tough for you lot to get back up straight away. Assuming Swansea go down and Fulham go up, all of the following will be in contention next season:

Swansea, Boro, Sunderland, Sheff Wed, Villa, Norwich, Leeds, Derby, Huddersfield and Reading.
 
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