Brentford v Man Utd the early kick off in the Premier.

Ghampionship
Coventry v Birmingham
Swansea v Millwall
Wrexham v Derby

Got to hope United turn up.

There you go.

Looked like it was Maguire that played him on.

Opted for Coventry vs Birmingham instead. I was going to watch the Swansea game but Benson on the bench again.

Blimey, 2-0 Brentford. Man U really are awful.

2-0. United are total c**p

2-1 shite defending by Brentford

United miss pen

How on earth is Collins not sent off there?

It’s no attempt to play the ball and clear goal scoring opportunity. Baffled with that.

And of course Bruno sticks it in the top bin against us, then that crap there.

Fanbloodytastic

Collins gives a penalty away but ref doesn’t send him off as he didn’t think he denied Utd a goal scoring opportunity even though he was nearly in the 6yds box ,not a Man U fan but what a load of ********.

Culmclaret wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 27, 2025 2:09 pm

Fanbloodytastic

We need the likes of Brentford to lose so it’s not really Fanbloodytastic.

Holmechapel wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 27, 2025 2:11 pm

We need the likes of Brentford to lose so it’s not really Fanbloodytastic.

I was being sarcastic

Culmclaret wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 27, 2025 2:09 pm

Fanbloodytastic

Why?.

It's almost as if people don't want to give us a chance of survival

Mellon scores a pen for Oldham.

How did we get beat by Utd ? They seem to get worse every week.

Culmclaret wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 27, 2025 2:12 pm

I was being sarcastic

sarbloodycastic!

Great :/

Goodbye Ruben

Well Brentford aren’t struggling under Andrew’s like I thought they would.

Holmechapel wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 27, 2025 2:11 pm

We need the likes of Brentford to lose so it’s not really Fanbloodytastic.

Tbh the way things are going it looks we’re going to be needing United to continue losing

Holmechapel wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 27, 2025 2:21 pm

How did we get beat by Utd ? They seem to get worse every week.

They start games at Old Trafford really strong. Outplayed Arsenal and Chelsea for large parts. Then we end up bein crazily naive giving away the pen. Away they’ve been their usual crap though.

We should have beaten UTD.

Moreover, it was such an unfair reflection for them to get 3 points.

They'd be on their arse at the bottom of the league if they didn't have a bit of luck against Chelsea. But we know they'll never get releagated - we saw that in action when we played them!

I really think it’s neither here nor there whether so called relegation rivals win or lose. If we perform and get results we’ll be fine.
The other thing is the results will be what they’ll be, and whatever we wish or desire will not make blind bit of difference. For that reason I always cheer the underdogs.
So I’m happy Brentford won today.

I think it’s fair to say that Amorim will go down as one of the worst appointments ever.

Brilliant...Goldbridge will be frothing at the mouth
on TikTok

Sunderland winning at Forest.

Sunderland must have some tough runs coming up, as they've not played a single 'top 6' team yet, either home or away. We've played 4 of them.

Never a free-kick for their goal, either.

We can **** on Sunderland all we want but they are smashing it and taking their chances when they come. You’d swap positions with them in a heartbeat.

Sunderland had an unbelievable transfer window, despite many on here claiming they were ‘doing an Ipswich’, and look like a decent PL outfit - mind they’ve been given one of the ‘kindest’ opening set of fixtures I’ve seen for a newly promoted club, including playing Forest 3 days after their game in Seville.

RVclaret wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 27, 2025 6:27 pm

Sunderland had an unbelievable transfer window, despite many on here claiming they were ‘doing an Ipswich’, and look like a decent PL outfit - mind they’ve been given one of the ‘kindest’ opening set of fixtures I’ve seen for a newly promoted club, including playing Forest 3 days after their game in Seville.

Managed to get a point at SP something Liverpool couldn't do today Sunderland are no duck eggs. Out of 3 promoted you could argue we are the 1s that look like we haven't acclimitised. I don't think you can use the fixture list as an excuse because unexpected results crop up all the time for everybody we haven't had 1 yet but we will.

They've got Xhaka
Signing of the season that for a championship side -

Immense performance by Sunderland-benchmark display for a promoted team

They were great, yes, but I’d rather have had their opening fixtures than our’s. I know we all have to play each other home and away, but momentum is vital. We managed to beat them.

That said, I can’t see Sunderland being anywhere near a relegation scrap.

Fair play to them, they recurited well, spent a lot and look good. But it's worth saying that they had unbelieveably easy schedule - average league position of clubs they played against is - 14 (ours is 7,6). They also got really lucky with some decisions, clear penalty not given for Palace in the last minute, today they scored from a free kick that should have not been given.

We have had by far the toughest opening fixtures of the promoted teams.
Hopefully Scott can keep the heads of the players up as other than today we have done very well. And let's face it, today was par for the course with our record v City away for the last 60+ years.

ClaretMat wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 27, 2025 7:46 pm

We have had by far the toughest opening fixtures of the promoted teams.
Hopefully Scott can keep the heads of the players up as other than today we have done very well. And let's face it, today was par for the course with our record v City away for the last 60+ years.

I can't believe somebody on here earlier said that the fixtures shouldn't matter. Of course it bloody matters. As you say, easily the toughest opening fixtures. Sunderland have not yet played any top sides.

In fact 4 points from the opening 6 games I think is what most level-headed fans would have gone for. 4 points from Sunderland/Forest and nothing from 4 of the 'big 6'. We're about where you'd expect us to be.

I think we would all have taken 4 points and 17th after those first 6 games at the start of the season.

Sunderland have surprised everyone and they are now pretty much 1/3 of the way to safety after just 6 games. But it’s a long season.

The games get kinder to us now but that brings a pressure to put more points on the board. We have played well in games & lost and I don’t see that as a good thing as in this league, when you don’t play well you also don’t win and we need 8/9 wins from the next 32 games.

All we can do is take the positives, we look much more competitive than last time, we just need to translate that into some more points.

Watching Spurs v Wolves. With Wolves prior to this on 0 points is emphasis of the standard of the PL. Can see them getting something from this game which would be a great result for them

ollieclarets8 wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 27, 2025 7:52 pm

I can't believe somebody on here earlier said that the fixtures shouldn't matter. Of course it bloody matters. As you say, easily the toughest opening fixtures. Sunderland have not yet played any top sides.

In fact 4 points from the opening 6 games I think is what most level-headed fans would have gone for. 4 points from Sunderland/Forest and nothing from 4 of the 'big 6'. We're about where you'd expect us to be.

We can say Spurs & Man United are really tough fixtures but at the same time we are considering the likes of Bournemouth & Brentford as relegation candidates who managed to win against these supposedly hard fixtures. How does that work?

Wolves winning

ollieclarets8 wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 27, 2025 7:52 pm

I can't believe somebody on here earlier said that the fixtures shouldn't matter. Of course it bloody matters. As you say, easily the toughest opening fixtures. Sunderland have not yet played any top sides.

In fact 4 points from the opening 6 games I think is what most level-headed fans would have gone for. 4 points from Sunderland/Forest and nothing from 4 of the 'big 6'. We're about where you'd expect us to be.

And those 4 points could easily have been 6 if we’d have managed to hold on against United & Liverpool

warksclaret wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 27, 2025 7:39 pm

Immense performance by Sunderland-benchmark display for a promoted team

Doesn't help when Chris Wood missed an open goal though.

Spijed wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 27, 2025 9:23 pm

Doesn't help when Chris Wood missed an open goal though.

And Sunderland missed a sitter too at the end. THey thoroughly deserved their win, and had we played like that and got that win at Forest we would be ecstatic tonight. Give credit where credit is due

warksclaret wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 27, 2025 9:06 pm

Watching Spurs v Wolves. With Wolves prior to this on 0 points is emphasis of the standard of the PL. Can see them getting something from this game which would be a great result for them

Can see Wolves getting two

warksclaret wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 27, 2025 9:28 pm

And Sunderland missed a sitter too at the end. THey thoroughly deserved their win, and had we played like that and got that win at Forest we would be ecstatic tonight. Give credit where credit is due

I agree I think that Sunderland keeper is a gud un. Seems like there’s a lot of deflection going on on some of threads with we could have done this or that was unlucky. All the teams have some sort of hard luck stories going on with gilt edged chances & dodgy officiating & conceding late goals it’s not an unique affliction.

Pretty terrible day for us but need to focus on target points not how rivals do. Control the controllables. Ignore the rest.
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Spurs snatch a point in the 94th minute