WHO Poll
Q: 2023/24 Hopes & aspirations for this season
a. As Champions of Europe there's no reason we shouldn't be pushing for a top 7 spot & a run in the Cups
24%
  
b. Last season was a trophy winning one and there's only one way to go after that, I expect a dull mid table bore fest of a season
17%
  
c. Buy some f***ing players or we're in a battle to stay up & that's as good as it gets
18%
  
d. Moyes out
37%
  
e. New season you say, woohoo time to get the new kit and wear it it to the pub for all the big games, the wags down there call me Mr West Ham
3%
  


ATBOG 3:40 Wed Sep 30
Re: View From The Opposition - Sunderland
Their inferiority complex & total denial about Newcastle being the most prominent team in the area is unbelievable. I've never seen anything like it, well maybe I have when some of our lot pipe up about the yids.

Lily Hammer 3:19 Wed Sep 30
Re: View From The Opposition - Sunderland
They've been relegated more (9?) times than us, an always got back up, so I relate tp them in that sense. I feel their pain, so can't have too many bad feeling towards a club that mostly suffers disappointment, but still has quite a decent following. Loads of other clubs I'd sooner see go down.

Ok blokes, unfortunately. Try to find some arseholes, would you? Maybe Davenport's old man will step up to the plate and be a bit cunty for us.

gph 2:57 Wed Sep 30
Re: View From The Opposition - Sunderland
I remember one occasion when we went up there and beat them, and loads of them walked out, chucking their season tickets to the ground.

Can't remember what year it was, but it was at Roker Park.

Sven Roeder 2:30 Wed Sep 30
Re: View From The Opposition - Sunderland
They are a funny club
Supposed to be part of the NE hotbed but my biggest impression is that their attendances fluctuate wildly and they have a habit of walking out whenever things go badly. Usually after about 30mins.

Hopefully we give them an almighty tonking but it would be very West Ham to win at Arsenal, Liverpool and Man City and then lose here.
They have been miserable over the last few years and to be honest I think relegation would probably cheer them up.

They have recently been very good in the Championship under Keane and Reid and I am sure that would be much more enjoyable.

norwich hammer 2:17 Wed Sep 30
Re: View From The Opposition - Sunderland
Bigger London clubs 😳😆😆😆😆

Alvin 2:10 Wed Sep 30
Re: View From The Opposition - Sunderland
Straightforward 3 points? YR, this is West Ham you're talking about.

norwaytips 1:57 Wed Sep 30
Re: View From The Opposition - Sunderland
I 'carnt' understand why you are picking on his spelling, gank. ;-)

gank 1:43 Wed Sep 30
Re: View From The Opposition - Sunderland
if we can find one able to read and spell.

Brian - How do you feel about the price they payed for conner wickem


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White Pony 1:42 Wed Sep 30
Re: View From The Opposition - Sunderland
I liked Peter, he seems alright. The other bloke must have been pissed.

Alex V 1:41 Wed Sep 30
Re: View From The Opposition - Sunderland
The thing about their squad not being good enough doesn't really ring true for me. Most of that squad have gone there with good reputations and ability.

Josh 1:36 Wed Sep 30
Re: View From The Opposition - Sunderland
Nothing against Sunderland. Bit of a 'meh' club for me. Detest Newcastle.

If they both were to go, I doubt they'd be missed apart from a weekend trips up there.

Sloppy Giuseppe 1:34 Wed Sep 30
Re: View From The Opposition - Sunderland
Whilst Brian comes across as quite the simpleton, I though Peter was a bit of a cunt.

Thanks though, I always look forward to these.

chim chim cha boo 1:32 Wed Sep 30
Re: View From The Opposition - Sunderland
I liked them. So one of them has a bit of a mare with spelling? So did I before auto-correct. I don't think it makes you any less of a football supporter.

Once you start pulling people up about their spelling there are people of a certain stamp on here (me, mainly) who'll think you're a bit of a wanker.

Coffee 1:16 Wed Sep 30
Re: View From The Opposition - Sunderland
Grumpster 12:49 Wed Sep 30

With respect, me old China...

___


Thanks. YR.

gph 1:13 Wed Sep 30
Re: View From The Opposition - Sunderland
Loads better than the Norwich git.

Although Brian types like he has six fingers, one of which just gets in the way.

El Scorchio 1:03 Wed Sep 30
Re: View From The Opposition - Sunderland
Oh, and thanks YR!

El Scorchio 1:02 Wed Sep 30
Re: View From The Opposition - Sunderland
Both seem like decent, honest blokes, but the first guy's spelling and grammar is really bad- even by WHO standards!

charleyfarley 1:00 Wed Sep 30
Re: View From The Opposition - Sunderland
Thanks again yoofy, keep it up

BetterthanKaka 12:58 Wed Sep 30
Re: View From The Opposition - Sunderland
Brian = stewie griffin

Mr Polite 12:56 Wed Sep 30
Re: View From The Opposition - Sunderland
Haha. Have we actually had a thicker interviewee than Brian.


Brian, if you're reading, an 'interviewee' is someone that answers the questions in an interview.

An 'Interview' is what Youth Reporter did when he asked you questions.


'Questions' are those things that you answer, to get your opinions.


'Opinions'... oh who am I kidding, you can't read.

Grumpster 12:49 Wed Sep 30
Re: View From The Opposition - Sunderland
I have another question for Brian.

Would you like some English lessons?

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