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The Art Of Sunderland AFC aka Sunderland Til I Die

December 3, 2018December 3, 2018 by Ryehill

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In the run up to Sunderland AFC's Netflix debut; Sunderland Til I Die, due for airing on 14 December 2018, Ryehill Football thought that we'd take a look at another sample of The Art Of Sunderland AFC. Those who frequent the site may recall that we had a first instalment of…

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Sunderland AFC And The 1951 Festival Of Britain

November 4, 2018November 4, 2018 by Ryehill

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In 1951 towns and cities across Britain still bore the devastating scars of the Second World War which had ended only six years earlier. After more than a decade of rationing, austerity and making-do, gloomy post-war Britain needed a lift. The government’s antidote was ‘The Festival of Britain’, a national…

On Tour With The Lads: Millwall 1979

October 28, 2018October 29, 2018 by Ryehill

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Millwall 0 v 1 Sunderland AFC The Den, Bermondsey, London, 3 March 1979 Having witnessed by firat Sunderland AFC game in October 1971, a 2 v 2 draw with Luton Town, my first away game with The Lads was towards the end of 1976 and a trip to Middlesbrough. Undoubtedly…

Sunderland AFC 0 v 0 Stoke City FC, 4 September 2018, Checkatrade Trophy

September 4, 2018September 4, 2018 by Ryehill

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What started out as a fairly mundane game ended up as an enjoyable evening as Sunderland did what they rarely seem to do, win a penalty shootout, this time 4 v 2 following a 0 v 0 draw after 90 minutes against Stoke City's under 21 side, featuring an evergreen…

Sunderland AFC 1 v 1 Oxford United, Saturday 1 September 2018

September 1, 2018September 1, 2018 by Ryehill

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An overall poor display from Sunderland saw us come from behind to gain a point at home to Oxford United, who were always the better team and deserved to go away with something. Once more however we mustered the commitment to pull it back, scoring during our best spell of the…

Sunderland AFC 3 v 0 Scunthorpe United, 19 August 2018

August 19, 2018August 19, 2018 by Ryehill

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We've heard it said before that "Sunderland were lucky to get nil" but the boot was on the other foot today as Sunderland won probably about as comfortably as any side could hope to win a football match. Although no team ever has 100% of the game this was as…

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Sunderland AFC; The Team Of All The Talents

August 18, 2018August 18, 2018 by Ryehill

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The Team Of All The Talents - Sunderland AFC 1889 to 1895 League Champions - 1891/92, 1892/93, 1894/95 World Champions - 1894/95 In the long history of Sunderland AFC there is one team that stands head and shoulders above them all; The Team Of All The Talents. It was alleged…

Harry Martin, Sunderland AFC 1912 to 1922

August 17, 2018August 17, 2018 by Ryehill

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Harry Martin was born in Selston, Nottinghamshire on 5 December 1891 and started his footballing career with the local Sutton Junction club in 1909. He joined Sunderland in January 1912 making his debut in a 1 v 2 defeat at Anfield, where he scored after 15 minutes to give Sunderland…

Sunderland v Sheffield Wednesday, 16 August 2018

August 16, 2018August 16, 2018 by Ryehill

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On a momentous day where the world said farewell to Aretha Franklin, the ultimate cultural icon, Sunderland AFC said farewell to this years edition of the League Cup, losing 0 v 2 to second division Sheffield Wednesday. For long periods of the game the home side enjoyed possession but…

Sunderland Albion’s First Game, 5 May 1888

August 15, 2018August 15, 2018 by Ryehill

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The announced formation of Sunderland AFC in September 1880 was directly attributed to one man, James Allan. Whilst Allan is rightly revered as the founder of The Black Cats some won’t know that he ultimately left SAFC in acrimonious circumstances and formed a rival club, Sunderland Albion. The events surrounding…

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