Soldato
It’s not the away part of the ground, it’s normally a home hospitality section, but because of the amount of tickets they have given us we also have that part of the ground
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Aaah, that makes a bit more sense. Was reading one of the Sunderland forums and they aren't happy but more because the Mags will take the mick out of them than anything, too 'welcoming', 'simps', etc. are terms that were being thrown around.
Caporegime
To be fair it’s absolutely mental to re-do a bar area in your stadium with banners etc from a bitter rival for a derby match.
It’s one of the biggest and longest lasting rivalries in England. You’d never see Arsenal redecorating a bar area at the emirates with Spurs stuff or vice versa.
It all depends how it’s came about, whether it was signed off on by someone at the club or someone did it on the sly who’s managed to get access.
The statement mentions “error in judgment” which suggests it was known about.
It’s one of the biggest and longest lasting rivalries in England. You’d never see Arsenal redecorating a bar area at the emirates with Spurs stuff or vice versa.
It all depends how it’s came about, whether it was signed off on by someone at the club or someone did it on the sly who’s managed to get access.
The statement mentions “error in judgment” which suggests it was known about.
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Fair point, permanent decoration like signs is a bit far.
The Sunderland forum I read reckoned “senior management” had approved it.
Caporegime
Nothing was going be permanent but that’s not really the point. You don’t appease your bitter rivals by making your ground more hospitable for them. It’s unheard of which is why the story has gone viral and made them look a laughing stock.
From what I’d seen on X, this is just one of many poor decisions from the club in the lead up to this fixture.
From what I’d seen on X, this is just one of many poor decisions from the club in the lead up to this fixture.
Franz Beckenbauer has passed away, I think the use of the word legend in justified here
www.bbc.co.uk
Germany legend Beckenbauer dies aged 78
Former West Germany captain and manager Franz Beckenbauer, widely regarded as one of football's greatest players, dies aged 78, his family says in a statement to German news agency DPA.
www.bbc.co.uk
Caporegime
Posting it in the football banter thread seems a bit disrespectful, even if he was German 
Deserves his own thread tbh, giant of the game who changed the way it was played.
Deserves his own thread tbh, giant of the game who changed the way it was played.
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Soldato
Yeah definitely not the right thread. RIP The Kaiser.
Soldato
Rename to Football GD 
Caporegime
Also, didn't know Anthony Gordon had an XL Bully:
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Soldato
Dont even remember this after Leicester win totally epic goosebumps 
Caporegime
Phil McNulty (chief BBC football reporter) had an absolute mare last night, thought he was on his burner account and then blamed it on being hacked
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Yeh seen that earlier!!Phil McNulty (chief BBC football reporter) had an absolute mare last night, thought he was on his burner account and then blamed it on being hacked
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What a legend lol
Tune!!!!!
Caporegime