Sunderland till I die - Netflix

[Mazbar]

Shouldn’t it have been called Sunderland watching them I feel like dying

[YorkshireT]

They need one of these on Leeds. We have a great and very interesting manager who made the players sleep at the training ground and do work picking litter (to appreciate how hard the fans must work to pay for a ticket) when he took over. Paying dividends, we look like we may finally be coming back to the Premier League.

[novocastrian]

watched 4 over the weekend... very well done, some of the editings a bit dodgy, scoring a goal at Norwich cut to fans celebrating at Stadium of Light ?

Looking forward to the wheels coming off good & proper in the next few episodes ! (sorry petty regional rivalry kicking in...)

loved the use of subtitles when some slighty emotional makems are talking :-)

[novocastrian]

Originally Posted by YorkshireT

They need one of these on Leeds. We have a great and very interesting manager who made the players sleep at the training ground and do work picking litter (to appreciate how hard the fans must work to pay for a ticket) when he took over. Paying dividends, we look like we may finally be coming back to the Premier League.

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love to see Leeds back in the premier, proper football club, with all respect to the smaller teams in the Premier i would sooner have 3000 mad Leeds fans creating a great atmosphere at SJP, then say a couple of hundred Fulham fans tucked away in a far corner

[novocastrian]

finished it last night, slightly loses its way after Grayson leaves with lots of arty shots of beaches and drone footage of the town, the church element a bit cringy, but really shows what happens to the people at the club, 85? lost their jobs on the back of relegation...

suspect they are doing a 2nd series on getting out of the 3rd division as the new owners seems happy to be on camera

more subtitles needed for Jack Ross

[Stitch & Smudge]

Originally Posted by novocastrian

finished it last night, slightly loses its way after Grayson leaves with lots of arty shots of beaches and drone footage of the town, the church element a bit cringy, but really shows what happens to the people at the club, 85? lost their jobs on the back of relegation...

suspect they are doing a 2nd series on getting out of the 3rd division as the new owners seems happy to be on camera

more subtitles needed for Jack Ross

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Jack Ross is actually quite mild in his accent, all he needs to do is chuck in a way eye man every sentence and he’ll sound just like a local😂😂😂. He started off at Camelon juniors before “progressing” to my team, Falkirk. By all accounts, he’s quite a nice guy.

[novocastrian]

Originally Posted by Stitch & Smudge

Jack Ross is actually quite mild in his accent, all he needs to do is chuck in a way eye man every sentence and he’ll sound just like a local😂😂😂. He started off at Camelon juniors before “progressing” to my team, Falkirk. By all accounts, he’s quite a nice guy.

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standing joke down here hen Jack is on regional tv news that he's really hard to understand...

not sure a "whey aye man" or two would help his cause on wearside mind

[Ciano]

We watched it all on Monday thoroughly enjoyed it. Very sad though too.

[Stitch & Smudge]

Originally Posted by novocastrian

standing joke down here hen Jack is on regional tv news that he's really hard to understand...

not sure a "whey aye man" or two would help his cause on wearside mind

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Wearside, Tyneside, it’s all the same to me. 😂 That’s the problem with towns that only have one football club. No real derby games to look forward to and no proper rivals.

[novocastrian]

Originally Posted by Stitch & Smudge

Wearside, Tyneside, it’s all the same to me. 😂 That’s the problem with towns that only have one football club. No real derby games to look forward to and no proper rivals.

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its only 11 miles but .. newcastle / sunderland is one of the worst/best derbies in England, just ask Northumbrias finest how 'passionate' it gets... wasnt that long back away fans were banned from Roker Park

the whole rivalry goes way back before football to the English Civil War...

Sunderland are playing Newcastle U21's in the Checkatrade Trophy after xmas... expecting >30k for it with Newcastle allocated 2800 tickets...

but not a real derby