For his second contribution to the pages of Salut! Sunderland, Martin Crow compares and contrasts – favourably – the Chris Coleman way with words, when talking publicly about Sunderland AFC, with the mix of gibberish, gallows humour, boorishness, beyond-the-pale philosophy and heavy gloom that has gone before … (more…)
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‘Excuse me, Mr Hansen!’ Acclaiming Sunderland’s hungry young stars
Monsieur Salut writes: Martin Crow* is a welcome addition to our ranks of contributors. He is an aspiring freelance writer and hardly unknown among Sunderland fans (check his work for ALS). In his first offering to Salut! Sunderland, he provides an astute appraisal of Saturday’s performance that properly complements Pete Sixsmith’s brilliant Soapbox, and concentrates […]
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Ross In. A dignified but incisive valedictory: ‘I leave with head held high’
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Sixer’s Grimsby Town Soapbox: never too early to start up the buses for Wembley
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Another One Bites The Dust, leaving many Sunderland fans at the crossroads
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Pete the Prophet: Ross gone just before tonight’s big game
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Sixer’s Sevens: blushes avoided as Watmore, McNulty and Grigg edge SAFC past Grimsby Town
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Ross In. A dignified but incisive valedictory: ‘I leave with head held high’
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Sunderland’s lengthening list of promotion rivals: Ipswich, plus Rotherham, Peterborough, Portsmouth and Doncaster (or Wycombe, Fleetwood, Blackpool and Coventry)
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Sixer’s Grimsby Town Soapbox: never too early to start up the buses for Wembley
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Sixer’s Sevens: blushes avoided as Watmore, McNulty and Grigg edge SAFC past Grimsby Town
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Another One Bites The Dust, leaving many Sunderland fans at the crossroads
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Ross In. A dignified but incisive valedictory: ‘I leave with head held high’
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