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Boros attempt

Any if their home grown squad ready to step up that we should be looking at?
Only watched them once that was 2nd half last neet,fell asleep woke up for last 10 mins or so.
Neebody looked like they could,the commentator was dribbling on about premier bound haydron hackley or someone cant say I saw him touch the ball.
We need to replace Chan Neil and Patto keep the home grown reet.
 

ShieldsBlackCat2015 said:
There is a reason why there is no heart transplant Center in Sunderland. Something in the water (clearly not created by any industry - the city doesn’t have any) has obviously created a birth defect whereby a swinging brick is where the heart in normal people (by that I mean people who live outside of Sunderland) should be.

Anyone who doesn’t have any sympathy for Boro given the times we’ve lost playoff finals and just generally at Wembley graduated from Sunderland Uni with an honours degree in hypocrisy. I was at Wembley when we lost to Charlton Athletic in 2019 and it’s incredible how much hurt was caused for supposedly a League One game. Where were all the detractors of League One football then? How many others were as gutted as I was? And how many fans were utterly devastated when they beat us the first time? Charlton must be the only team to beat another in two separate playoff finals in two leagues. And what about Man City in 2014? And what about way back in 1990 right after the game and before those who were there learned what happened later?

We rightfully celebrate the mammoth effort of last season. But it’s only because our own record isn’t brilliant either. Had the second Sheffield United goal stood, Boro right now could so easily have been us last season. It’s horrible to think how close we came to a 5th Championship season.

Never again do I want success that is a game of 50/50.
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What the fecking hell are you talking about ?
 
richest said:
Boro season ticket holder friend said straight to sale no priority
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Due to very restricted timescales, sales started Wednesday at 1pm to fans with 140 Priority Points (minimum of season ticket holders for two seasons to get 140 points).

On Thursday they were sold in Priority Points bands on a staggered basis down to 3 Priority Points.

By the end of Thursday 33,200 had been sold to fans with a previous buying record with 3 Priority Points or more.

On Friday morning Wembley put an additional 1,800 tickets up for sale allowing fans with a buying record to buy for others with no buying record (limit of six tickets). These went virtually straight away.

35,000 sell out before lunchtime Friday (less than two days from going on sale).
 
ShieldsBlackCat2015 said:
There is a reason why there is no heart transplant Center in Sunderland. Something in the water (clearly not created by any industry - the city doesn’t have any) has obviously created a birth defect whereby a swinging brick is where the heart in normal people (by that I mean people who live outside of Sunderland) should be.

Anyone who doesn’t have any sympathy for Boro given the times we’ve lost playoff finals and just generally at Wembley graduated from Sunderland Uni with an honours degree in hypocrisy. I was at Wembley when we lost to Charlton Athletic in 2019 and it’s incredible how much hurt was caused for supposedly a League One game. Where were all the detractors of League One football then? How many others were as gutted as I was? And how many fans were utterly devastated when they beat us the first time? Charlton must be the only team to beat another in two separate playoff finals in two leagues. And what about Man City in 2014? And what about way back in 1990 right after the game and before those who were there learned what happened later?

We rightfully celebrate the mammoth effort of last season. But it’s only because our own record isn’t brilliant either. Had the second Sheffield United goal stood, Boro right now could so easily have been us last season. It’s horrible to think how close we came to a 5th Championship season.

Never again do I want success that is a game of 50/50.
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Enjoy ignore
 
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