Sunderland til I die - Netflix

[That Fat Centre Half]

I wished they spent more time with Jonny Williams. He seemed like a great kid who was realising he was reaching a bit of a cross roads in his career and struggling to come to terms with where he was, yet still managing to keep dignified about it. Seemed like a much more interesting character than some of the others who were more heavily featured.

Understandable as the documentary was about Sunderland as a whole, but I almost wished the "story" would divert and follow him a little bit more!

 

[FishyMackem]

I think it was interesting to hear Honeyman's views on what was going on. Seemed to have his head in the right place when perhaps other players didn't as much. I don't think Steele came across very well at all.

 

[AnimoEtFide]

The problem with Martin Bain is that I instinctively distrust a guy who manages to maintain a deep tan right throughout the bleak Sunderland mid-winter.

 

[ccfctommy]

Nah mate, it’s still very much rough around the edges. It’s a city that fell out of love with football mind, not that it’s much of a footballing city anyway.

I'll agree with this tbf.

 

[villa loyal]

I'll agree with this tbf.

Been in Coventry drinking today. My missus has family there. Tile hill area.

 

[PUSBCCFC]

Been in Coventry drinking today. My missus has family there. Tile hill area.

My stomping ground. Which pub?

 

[villa loyal]

My stomping ground. Which pub?

Newlands, and sometimes the unicorn .

 

[PUSBCCFC]

Newlands, and sometimes the unicorn .

In the Unicorn quite often when I'm up in the Midlands.

 

[KevinMcallister]

I loved it, I especially loved the over confidence from an egotistical PL club entering the Championship like "should easily get automatic promotion"

good watch

 

[PUSBCCFC]

Sunderland have rebranded their shirt from last season to the 'Netflix season 1 shirt'.

Come on, Sunderland. You are better than that.