DahnSarf
Midfield
Piss running down the roker end.
Total garbage. I stood on the Roker End for nearly 40 years and never saw that once. It was probably you pissing yourself.
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Piss running down the roker end.
lol. I was sure that was a Sunderland urban myth!Total garbage. I stood on the Roker End for nearly 40 years and never saw that once. It was probably you pissing yourself.
Not the best result for us but you get an idea what Roker Park was like
Note comment from ESPN at 5:39
Wasn't lucky enough to ever see the roker end when it was like that, just saw it when it was the little un
Why the aggression? A bit of poetic licence perhaps but it is fact that the terraces were often used as a latrine simply because you couldn't move to get to the toilets. That said as soon as someone whipped out their nob to have a piss almost miraculously a space appeared from nowhere! Remember now?Total garbage. I stood on the Roker End for nearly 40 years and never saw that once. It was probably you pissing yourself.
Total garbage. I stood on the Roker End for nearly 40 years and never saw that once. It was probably you pissing yourself.
Total garbage. I stood on the Roker End for nearly 40 years and never saw that once. It was probably you pissing yourself.
Probably just an age thing, mate."I love the smell of piss in the morning"
Roker Roar, ear splitting. Say no more
Biggest killer of atmosphere is the pre-match experience at games. Shit music blaring over a PA system, daft raffle draws or kids playing football (good experience for them, I suppose), dear and scrap food and alcohol, soulless stadiums etc. Everything's too sanitised now. Dare I say it, too focused on kids and families. At Roker the "lads would go out earlier, have a couple of pints then be in the ground a good 60-45 minutes before kick off with their mates, chanting and laughing, the general hustle and bustle was as much as part of the atmosphere as the singing. Sellers going around the ground "peanuts, tanner a bag" and they'd got chucked up, the money would be thrown in return. Football was the pinnacle of the week for a lot of people. They worked hard all week and would then meet up with their mates at the match. It was a chance to let off steam and do stuff that you wouldn't normally do during the week. The world and football is a different place now.
Never went. Would have liked to have gone just to experience it
The SOL is to me, what Roker is to a lot of you
I'd love to be able to go back one last time.
Amongst other things.Health and safety would prevent this![]()