Thomas Wake

A lifelong fan of Sunderland AFC. I enjoy walking and reading too. MBA, BEng(Hons). Integration Manager for an international aerospace company.

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@wolf081978 @UtdMaI SAFC too, in 1999-2000 and 2000-01; struggled in the following two seasons though, 17th and 20th.

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@EbukaPatr @UtdMaI The English country coefficient is based on the performance of its clubs for the five seasons prior to 2025-26. The league positions, 7th and 8th received the UEFA competition spots Man City did not need for their two Cup wins after they had qualified for the Champions League.

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@RokerReport It may only be four games in 1973, however three wins and one lose is still a 75% success rate for SAFC in UEFA competitions.

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@LukeONien Well done Luke. Well said.

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@SunderlandAFC Any chance we can start a petition to have the 24th May declared St. Regis' Day.

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@SunderlandAFC Give the man a contract extension that sees him stay for ten years and qualifies him for a testimonial match.

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SAFC 10th
P32 W12 D10 L10 F33 A36 GD-3 Pts46

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@RuksanaAnsar x = (n x n) - 1
(11 x 11) - 1 = 121 - 1 = 120

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@Ella__911 x = n(n+3)
3(3+3) = 3 x 6 = 18

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@Rabisaed1 W (at the right hand end of the second row from the top)

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@mariajan786 x = n(n+n)
5(5+5) = 50

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@mariajan786 Assuming the man has a wife there are at least twelve people in the family. One daughter is a sister to all nine sons.

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@umeh098 1 x 1 x 1 = 1

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@footyawayday You were almost correct.

The Coventry v Sunderland Championship match was played on 15th March 2025, the day before the Caraboa Cup final.

Whereas the Coventry v Sunderland Championship play-off semi-final match was played on the 9th May 2025.

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@almas__09 x = n(n-1)
56 = 8 x 7

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@JamesMelville Big Daddy and Giant Haystacks.

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@Mishi_2210 3x = 25 - 7 = 18
x = 18 / 3 = 6

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@cherrypopgirll 3x = 20 - 5
x = 15 / 3
x = 5

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@anayahuyr165 Camp, damp, lamp, ramp or rasp

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@Jabir826945 Chain B has a tensile force whilst chains A and C have a compressive force. Therefore Chain B would have to break for the brick to fall whereas the other two chains would be intact but hang slack.