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Why doesn't talbi play rw more often?

He's a young lad seems like the perfect opportunity to develop him more instead of sticking Hume on there no? Who do you think plays on RW now after Mukiele is back

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u/Shoddy_Wolf_1688 — 1 day ago
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When do ticket ballots for home games open?

Struggling to understand this ballot system.. how do we reliably know when the ballot opens?

I’ve been refreshing the “when are home tickets on sale” page from SAFC’s own website for weeks now, waiting to see when the Arsenal ballot would open. The “on sale” date has finally updated from “TBC” but it now says 18/7/26?? Clearly that doesn’t make sense.

Bit frustrating as a fan. So hard to understand how to simply get a ticket to support the team.

When do ballots for home games open, and do you have equal chance if you enter the ballot anytime, or should I be rushing to get in as soon as it opens?

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u/_charge_your_phone_ — 24 hours ago
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Sunderland’s £25.7m signing of Dayann Methalie is in serious jeopardy. ❌ SSN understands Methalie failed part of his medical, which has been taking place over the past 24 hours. 👨🏻‍⚕️ Additional medical tests are now required and the player is returning to France.

u/scotteh74 — 2 days ago
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Sunderland supporters in Vancouver, Canada??

Hi all,

Ready for a big upcoming season and curious to know if there are any fans up here in British Columbia?

Thanks for having me and letting me make a post! Lets Go!!! 🔴⚪️

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u/97McDavid — 3 days ago
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Fulham game

Anyone who got tickets for Fulham, have you had an email with the actual tickets on yet ??

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u/Shebeen84 — 3 days ago
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Who is joining us in the Europa League?

Just a little vid I did from watching Champions League qualifiers last week, whereby four teams lost and dropped directly into the League draw with us. I watched all games and summarised them and what they play like here with a view to what might happen this week.

I think I have got it past YouTube, so just click on this YouTube link --> https://youtu.be/aBGhFfBp1ho

If it gets zapped then go to this Patreon link to watch it - https://www.patreon.com/SAFChighlights/posts/europa-league-us-166921954.

Whilst you're there, join up it's free and consider subbing to me there for the measly fee of £2 per month (I think it is). No ads on the vids there.

u/Talehouse — 3 days ago
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Dayann Méthalie to Sunderland, here we go! Verbal agreement in place for the left back at €28m plus €2m add-ons

u/scotteh74 — 5 days ago
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The 'Club in Decline' league table

I went down a bit of a football rabbit hole wondering which professional club has managed the longest run of finishing lower in its domestic league pyramid every single season.

The longest run I’ve found so far is Portsmouth: seven consecutive declines across eight seasons, from 8th in the Premier League in 2007/08 all the way to 16th in League Two in 2014/15.

Barnsley and Tranmere hold the dubious honour of the longest active streak with five consecutive declines.

England are probably strongly represented because of their very large and competitive professional pyramid and clubs from Türkiye look like they have been beset with financial and mismanagement issues.

I've probably missed some obscure ones. I wonder if there is a pretender to Portsmouth's crown?

u/NotoriousJOB — 6 days ago
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Who’s one player you’d absolutely love to see in a Sunderland shirt?

Forget whether it’s realistic or not, just pick someone you reckon would be class for us. Could be a player from the Premier League, abroad, or even someone you’ve watched tear it up against us.

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u/Novel_Look_128 — 6 days ago
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Fending off the 'Big Six' for our core squad is a massive statement of intent from Louis-Dreyfus

While rivals down the road have been forced into selling major key assets this summer, Kyril Louis-Dreyfus and the board have stood firm on valuations to keep our squad together. Retaining high-value players despite concrete interest from domestic and European heavyweights proves we are no longer a stepping-stone club. Building sustained stability under Le Bris is the only way to solidify our spot in the upper half of the table.

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u/Monkeylowkey333 — 7 days ago
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How Sunderland dominated the Ligue 1 Runners up

Sunderland returns from their USA tour and went to northern France to take on French Ligue 1 runners up RC Lens is their toughest pre-season game yet. With the full squad available to choose from, Regis Le Bris handed a debut to Thomas Muenier and Captain Granit Xhaka played 45 minutes.

💪How Sunderland dominated the French League 1 runners up?
🔥How Sunderland are adopting a more aggressive style
🔄Heavy rotations, supreme space use and more.

Dive in and look at just how Sunderland are upping their aggression, their press and seeking to increase the dreaded XG.

https://youtu.be/BAJjApC_RMc

u/Talehouse — 6 days ago
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Hume positioning

From everything I’ve seen Hume has been playing in the RW position all of preseason so we think this will be the same during the season?

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u/GrandpaGolv — 7 days ago