'Sunderland Til I Die' documentary on Netflix

[thehumblegringo]

Seemingly very passionate, but very quick to turn on the team when things go wrong, which I always found a really strange contradiction.

Btw, I always remember Sunderland coming to NP and their fans taking up the entire Grange End (sans roof admittedly) in what must have been the 1976/76 season, when they won the old second Division - I don't ever remember seeing that before or after.

It was quite a sight.

The other thing to mention is that Jack Rodwell comes out of the programme really badly for deciding to see out the remainder of his 70k a week contract, which the club think that he should just tear up as they can no longer afford it. Which happens ALL the time in real business situations of course.

I'll always remember them booing the John Charles one minute silence

[A Quiet Monkfish]

I'll always remember them booing the John Charles one minute silence

As I said, a nasty bunch. Seem to remember the booing energised fans and players alike and we stuffed them 4-1 [?]