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Cambridge player suffers from sensitive hair syndrome .

Is that still a ting?

To be honest getting through today down to ten was the huge issue.

Between Taylor, Low, Anders and Skura we've got plenty for the future.

If he doesn't get it rescinded though it might have solved the "problem", if we can call it that of how to get Taylor back in regularly.

And without being harsh he might not get back in.

Franco has been fantastic for us in the whole , deserves to be our number 1

Knowing I had inadvertently exposed my self to the wrath of @micra you let me hoist myself by my own petard, not very matey, mate.

Wow! I did realise it was that season you changed. Doesn't time fly. Given his other published opinions, I'm relieved he did not say what he thought of the misdeeds that led to the change.

Spot on. Bottom line is that, despite being without our leading scorer and 3 of our first choice back 4 and despite having to play for a long spell with 10 men, we didn’t lose against a team fighting against the threat of relegation who scored an unstoppable goal. In addition, in the 4 games since MB left we have averaged better than 2 points per game and if we continue to do that we will be right in the mix for promotion.

Would love to chat to that ref and understand what his thinking was.

If he knew he'd sent the wrong man off a minute or so after doing it, why did he then compound the issue by then sending a 2nd man off?

Why not just leave it as an "honest" mistake?

Assume it'd be impossible to get the wrongly sent off player back out?

Or did he simply think 2 separate players had committed red card offences.

Utterly infuriating either way.

a succulent meal..

he’s a bigger chap than many would be in the circumstances..

First reading of that I thought you'd left half the sentence out...Will Norris from Portsmouth do what?

Then realised. Long day.

The Sunderland Echo is now reporting that Mike Dodds is set to join: https://www.sunderlandecho.com/sport/football/sunderland-afc/mike-dodds-nears-sunderland-exit-as-league-one-club-make-move-4970887