Nobody knows. Latest is Tuesday, but it's possible we get notified before the next ballot tomorrow. Communication is woolly as hell. One thing I will say is that it'll be even harder for non season ticket holders to get cup tickets next season. I'll be buying my seat even if I can't go to save this...

Colly wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 09, 2023 10:53 am

After my phone giving me an error message, my laptop thankfully being only 5 minutes behind in the queue, and a painful wait for a confirmation email, I am in the ballot. Absolutely s***ting it.

When do you find out?

First time I've watched a Sunderland match for a long time and the rubbish is still blowing around the pitch

Atsu still missing according to his agent

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/africa/64572031

Never got soaked in piss thankfully, although I've seen plenty of piss bottles being launched about. I've seen far too many overflowing s*** heaps though. Nothing worse than stumbling into one in the morning with a raging hangover and seeing/smelling a sun-ripened mixture of piss, s***, vomit and t...

Never got soaked in piss thankfully, although I've seen plenty of piss bottles being launched about. I've seen far too many overflowing s*** heaps though. Nothing worse than stumbling into one in the morning with a raging hangover and seeing/smelling a sun-ripened mixture of piss, s***, vomit and ta...

Everton, West Ham and Palace for me. That would certainly be a shock. Dyche will keep Everton up and I think Moyes will with West Ham, although I don't see him there long term. Palace will ultimately be fine too I think. It'll be interesting to see if Leeds have left it too late to replace Marsch.

<laugh> Summer day drinking is f***ing lethal. I remember being at Download festival one year sitting in the baking hot sun all day and I must have had about 12 pints of pear cider and 20 cigs. I was boiling, dehydrated and steaming and it's probably the worst I've ever felt in my life. Stumbled th...

As the result of past deeds, I shall confess, I don't like Leeds, But setting personal feelings aside, A Marsch epilogue I shall provide, At Elland Road things got messy, For poor old head coach Jesse, No win since bonfire night, Fans starting to backbite, Fuelled by frustration, Of the looming spe...

QWOP simultaneously pissing and s***ting himself in school is still my favourite. Don't know how you'd ever recover from that socially. I did that once in my bathroom one Summer after drinking all day in the sun and getting sunstroke. <laugh> Summer day drinking is f***ing lethal. I remember being ...

Slim999 wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 06, 2023 9:38 pm

Apologies- this is being discussed in another thread ( football t** bits )

Stuck the posts in here instead

Reports coming out that he is alive and has some leg injuries and breathing difficulties. Hoping they're true.

Over a season that wouldn't be too bad really It's most likely scraping safety but with a reasonable goal difference.

QWOP simultaneously pissing and s***ting himself in school is still my favourite. Don't know how you'd ever recover from that socially.

Tsi wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 06, 2023 2:40 pm

Charged with over a 100 breaches

They might get a £100 fine

FFP was never a way of protecting clubs or levelling the competition. Its was to protect the old guard with there already massive stadiums and huge incomes from sponsorships from any upstarts like ourselves or City tbf breaking into the established order. Football needs a wage and spending cap wort...

I mean literally everyone knows they've been propped up on dodgy dealings, but I'll look forward to seeing them getting a strongly worded letter to tell them off in 5 years time and no further action taken. This is exactly what I believe will happen too. They'll get a load of punishments dished out...

From the BBC: The Premier League has charged Manchester City with breaking its financial rules following a four-year investigation. It has referred the club to an independent commission over alleged rule breaches between 2009 and 2018. It also accused City of not co-operating since the investigation...

originallad wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 06, 2023 8:56 am

This season reminds me a bit of the 2003/2004 season when we drew 17 times!

W:13
D:17
L:8

Finished 5th with 56 points.

https://www.nufc.com/html/2003-04html/2 ... table.html

I'd take that

Anyone got anything good to add to this?

Edit: Just realised I started this thread over 10 years ago