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Have any of them acknowledged that as it stands, they are the worst team in the league based on previous league position? Or that they've sold at least one (two?) of their first team players since then, without replacing them? They may spend a fortune and be competent, but I'm not sure where any confidence in that outcome is at present.

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4 minutes ago, Rayvin said:

Have any of them acknowledged that as it stands, they are the worst team in the league based on previous league position? Or that they've sold at least one (two?) of their first team players since then, without replacing them? They may spend a fortune and be competent, but I'm not sure where any confidence in that outcome is at present.

No, they're pretty confident they'll take 4pts off the following;

Burnley
Leeds
Brentford
Fulham
Everton
West Ham

 

Now, Burnley and Leeds did give them 4pts last season, to be sure, but 10th-13th in the Premier League giving up 4pts to the teams that needed Play Offs to get promoted? I'm not sure.

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26 minutes ago, London said:

Driving themselves into a frenzy over speculative 'Mag' shirts on a speed awareness course. 

"I'm proper sorry doing 35 in a 20, like. I saw eight mag tops on the way to the doll office and I just lost me head, like."

"Dear Keyth,

 

Thank you for yeh letter dayated 19/06/2025 appeyling yeh speyding awarahness course.

 

Unfortunateley, we cannit rescind the points and give yeh a reyfund.

 

Apparentley, trying to tak ewt a mag in a tewn top in South Sheylds on a Wens'dah afternewn is not just cause for deyin fiftey two in a twentey. Dinnit ask ez why, marra.

 

It's a shayam an'aarl coz ah hate the mags.

 

See yeh at the course, marra. Careful of the wandering mags ewtside when ya gerrin the car park. Last thing yeh neyd is another three points.

 

PS:  As an aside the premeyeh leygue dinnit allow yeh to transfer them to the club either. Ah na weh neyd all the help wa can get."

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'Those filthy mags always wearing their shirts'.

 

Meanwhile, on Wearside:

 

 

 

 

 

 

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I'm not sure what's classier, the football top or his sister's tits spilling out of her dress.

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4 minutes ago, ewerk said:

'Those filthy mags always wearing their shirts'.

 

Meanwhile, on Wearside:

 

 

 

 

 

 

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I'm not sure what's classier, the football top or his sister's tits spilling out of her dress.

Getting married outside the call centre they work at?

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"Keyth! Calling Keyth! There's been 3 (three) parents spotted collecting their kids on a hot afternewn wearing theya mag tops, repeayt, theya wa wearing tha mag tops. Over "

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27 minutes ago, Howmanheyman said:

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"Keyth! Calling Keyth! There's been 3 (three) parents spotted collecting the one kid tha share betweyn them on a hot afternewn wearing theya mag tops, repeayt, theya wa wearing tha mag tops. Over "

MLF'dYP

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1 hour ago, ewerk said:

'Those filthy mags always wearing their shirts'.

 

Meanwhile, on Wearside:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Image

 

 

 

 

I'm not sure what's classier, the football top or his sister's tits spilling out of her dress.

 

jawline, mouth, nose, forehead, even tits are comparable in size.

coincidence or not?

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4 hours ago, London said:

Driving themselves into a frenzy over speculative 'Mag' shirts on a speed awareness course. 

"I'm proper sorry doing 35 in a 20, like. I saw eight mag tops on the way to the doll office and I just lost me head, like."

 

Absolutely bizarre the amount of threads on " Mag tops" that appear on there. As soon as on is locked another one pops up whackamole style. This one is 120 posts since starting this afternoon, same old shit on repeat. And yet. They swell with pride when they see MLFs wearing deck chair tops. Strange bunch.

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12 hours ago, ewerk said:

'Those filthy mags always wearing their shirts'.

 

Meanwhile, on Wearside:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Image

 

 

 

 

I'm not sure what's classier, the football top or his sister's tits spilling out of her dress.

Wedding season?

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13 hours ago, Renton said:

 

Absolutely bizarre the amount of threads on " Mag tops" that appear on there. As soon as on is locked another one pops up whackamole style. This one is 120 posts since starting this afternoon, same old shit on repeat. And yet. They swell with pride when they see MLFs wearing deck chair tops. Strange bunch.

My favourite part about them is when the one reasonable poster (out of the thousands of chin dribblers) in each thread points out the irony in calling us obsessed while crying over footy tops on the internet. The pile on is almost always spectacular. A bunch of dings on the internet bullying a grown mackem man by calling him a secret mag.

 

They don't have enough mag top threads IMO.

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They move any thread about Newcastle to the members only area because they are worried about losing sponsors due to too much criticism of the Saudi's, right?

 

That's the line, isn't it? They have to obscure those threads for fear of sponsors reacting poorly to the brave Sunderland fans calling out the oppressive regime.

 

Now, surely they wouldn't want to take any money from anyone who would be offended by criticism of that regime, right? Wouldn't accepting that money be a form of tolerance?

 

They are the largest Sunderland board out there, couldn't they self-fund the site? How much money does it really take to keep a site like that ticking over? I asked our good friend Chat GPT;

 

 

To estimate how much it would cost each member of Sunderland’s Ready to Go (RTG) Message Board per month to keep the site running, we need to make a few educated assumptions or obtain some actual figures.

🔍 Assumptions and Estimations:
1. Monthly Running Costs of RTG
Includes:

Server hosting

Domain registration

Software (forum platform)

Admin/moderation effort (usually volunteered)

Typical cost for a large, active message board:
~ £50–£200/month, depending on traffic, features, and hosting type (shared, VPS, or dedicated server).

Let’s assume:

£100/month as a reasonable midpoint.

2. Number of Members
RTG is one of the more active UK football forums. Let's estimate:

Tier Registered Users Active Monthly Users
Conservative 5,000 1,000
Likely 10,000 2,000
High 20,000 5,000

Let’s go with 2,000 active monthly users, a realistic ballpark for a forum like RTG.

📊 Per Member Cost Calculation

Total Cost Active Users Monthly Per Member
£100 2,000 £0.05
£100 1,000 £0.10
£100 500 £0.20

Final Estimate:
If RTG costs ~£100/month to operate and has around 2,000 active monthly members,
each member would only need to contribute ~£0.05 per month (or 60p/year) to keep it running.

Even with a lower user count or higher cost, you're still looking at well under £1 per person per month.

 

Surely that's better than cowing to the pressure from the Saudi's?

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10 minutes ago, Alex said:

Being massively racist in secret allows you to appear morally superior in public though ;)

True enough and probably explains why their politics forum is behind closed doors as well. 

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8 minutes ago, Tom said:

I’d be surprised if their politics forum isn’t on a government far right terrorism watch list 

Noooo, why would you think that?

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As always they'll have to pay over the odds in wages to get anyone to sign for Sunderland, so they are best of trying to get the best players from Championship.

 

No proven PL player will want to sign for them.

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Just now, Holden McGroin said:

As always they'll have to pay over the odds in wages to get anyone to sign for Sunderland, so they are best of trying to get the best players from Championship.

 

No proven PL player will want to sign for them.

 

Have you not seen the Netflix show? 

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Their main problem is the contracts new players are expected to sign.

1) will you sign a disclaimer for ignoring racist abuse in person and online?

2) will you agree to playing in a steydium with more crisp packets blowing in the wind than supporters?

3) Do you hate the mags n'arl?

 

Money Success GIF by NAB

 

Gerrin.

FTM

 

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