@retrofootballnw@IpswichTown@IanDarke It shows how disillusioned I'm getting with modern football, that each one of these retro vids I watch has me hankering for more.
@AnfieldSector Sunderland are more experienced, more cohesive and physically bigger and stronger everywhere except compared to our centre-backs, so given that plus new manager and being first game after only a couple of weeks training, it's been what you'd expect.
Morrison took the goal well.
@nlfm_game Option to move to a new ground if deemed necessary/beneficial, with in-built searches for facilities/land to build on which might drag on for years or get blocked by local authorities or resident pressure.
@PremiershipYrs I remember watching a game when he was at Charlton were the full-back had more than a 10-yard head start and he absolutely stripped him down the outside. He could be lightning when he wasn't picking up niggling injuries.
@retrofootballnw@CAFCofficial He was a great lower-league finisher, Clive. His finishes in that final were class. I'd been watching him finish for Grimsby for a few years by that point, so I was well aware of him when Curbishley snapped him up.
@retrofootballnw@Coventry_City@ThePhoenixPUSB It wasn't our finest hour that season, nor actually our worst (we lost 1-0 at home to Ipswich. Adam Tanner, remember him?). I think that was Jan Molby's last goal for the Reds.