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CAMPBELL TALKS SAFC

After Fraizer Campbell joined Sunderland fans in the away end against Brentford, we caught up with the striker to discuss his time at the club and how the Lads will do this season. Campbell spoke to us exclusively via BOYLE Sports who offer the latest Premier League odds. MOVING TO SUNDERLAND Obviously that was my first time leaving Man Utd permanently, so it was a really exciting period. I remember being on a pre-season tour somewhere, and I was sitting next to Gary Neville and Rio...

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GOALS WIN GAMES

While we pushed a very impressive Arsenal all the way on Saturday, our lack of goals is becoming a growing concern. Brian Brobbey won plaudits for a typically combative display but he doesn’t score enough goals. Similarly, Wilson Isidor, restricted to bit-parts this season, is struggling to find form and the back of the net. Le Bris tried playing Isidor alongside Brobbey again, briefly, with limited effect. While the transfer window saw us bringing in some potentially exciting signings, it...

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OTD: JEWISON BENNETTE DEBUT

On this day in 2022, Jewison Bennette made his debut for Sunderland as we beat Reading 3-0 away from home. 'Jewi' was born into a footballing family, with both his dad and uncle representing the Costa Rica national team. The youngster followed in his father’s footsteps and began his career at his local team Herediano. In August 2021, he made his senior debut at just 17 years old and scored after four minutes. Talk about making a name for yourself. He continued to feature for the club...

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OTD: SAFC 3-0 READING (2022)

On this day in 2022, we produced a goal from a beautiful passing move after Patrick Roberts scored two identical goals in the wake of Simms limping off the pitch, leaving us striker-less. Here's Sobs' report from that great day out... Well, what on earth can you say about that? Already shorn of the services of our main striker, we lost the other ten minutes before the break, but adapted quite superbly to quite simply pass the home side to death. Pace and fluent movement had already been...

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SOBS V ARSE

The Lads took on the defending champions and put in a far better performance than the 0-2 scoreline suggests. Let's just say that I've gone right off Arsenal - I wanted them to win the league last time, just for a change, but last night they showed that fortune doesn't favour the brave, but the side that plays within a millimetre of the law. Fall down in your own box, with no opponent near, clutch your face, and get a free kick which your keeper will then take well over the allowed time to...

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OTD: LUTSHAREL GEERTRUIDA DEBUT

On this day in 2025, former Sunderland full back Lutsharel Geertruida made his debut for the club as we battled to a 0-0 draw with Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park. He was born near Feyenoord Rotterdam's home ground, De Kuip. Having initially been a youth player at Sparta Rotterdam, he eventually moved onto Feyenoord. He would make his debut for the club in 2017, coming on as a late substitute in a cup tie against AVV Swift. After being in and around the first team for a couple of years, the...

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OTD: BRIAN BROBBEY DEBUT

On this day in 2025, Sunderland striker Brian Brobbey made his debut for the club in a 0-0 draw away to Crystal Palace. Born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, in 2002, Brobbey started out in the academy of lower league side Amsterdamsche before moving to Ajax in 2010. His first runout in a senior competition came in October 2018, when he played just over half an hour for Jong Ajax in the Dutch second tier versus PSV’s under-21s. In the 2019/20 season, he scored seven and assisted one in the...

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OTD: FRAIZER CAMPBELL BORN

Born on this day in 1987 is England international centre-forward and ex-Sunderland player Fraizer Campbell, best known for playing for England during his time here. Hailing from Huddersfield, Campbell began his career in 1997 with Manchester United and later signed for their academy in 2004 with impressive performances leading to a professional contract two years later. He’d spend the entirety of the 2006-07 season out on loan at Royal Antwerp in the Belgian Second Division, where he was...

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PLAYER RATINGS: ARSENAL

Sunderland were beaten by two goals to nil at the hands of the reigning champions of England. It was game determined by fine margins (and some questionable refereeing decisions) but in the end they scored their penalty, we didn’t, and they scored a screamer. We couldn’t break them down but we came frustratingly close and there’s definitely a lot of positives to take from the game. ROBIN ROEFS: 8/10 Made some really good saves and deserved a clean sheet. Nothing he could have done about the...

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LFL: ARSENAL

We lost and nobody likes to lose but we put in a strong performance and there’s no disgrace in losing to the reigning champions. BEFORE Many people seem to be writing our chances off before this game’s even started but the same fixture last season was one of the best games I've ever seen with both sides going at it hammer and tongs plus some classic goals, especially Ballard's when he was allowed time to take a touch in their box before lamming it home. Arsenal have made a great start, as...

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U21S 4-2 VS IPSWICH

Sunderland under-21s earned a second consecutive home win after beating Ipswich Town 4-2 in the Premier League 2 last night. Charlie Dinsdale earned the Lads the lead, before Trey Ogunsuyi doubled it with a close range finish and Felix Scott got the third with another close range strike. In additional time the Black Cats got a fourth when Kay Munyakazi curled the ball into the top corner. Ipswich Town did earn a couple in reply when Corbin Mthunzi headed home just before the break and Josh...

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OTD: SAFC 4-1 HULL

On this day in 2009, Sunderland comfortably beat Hull City 4-1 to take them to sixth in the Premier League. Steve Bruce, who was managing us at the time, would later go on to take over as manager of Hull. Sunderland were captained by experienced defender Michael Turner, who had left The Tigers just a month earlier. He had a solid game and Fraizer Campell was a huge thorn in his former club’s side up front. Hull lined up with two former Irish Black Cats, Paul McShane and Kevin Kilbane. A...

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OTD: BARRY SIDDALL BORN

Born on this day in 1954, in Ellesmere Port, is former Sunderland player Barry Siddall. The goalkeeper played for 13 Football League clubs as well as several non-league sides. Siddall signed for Sunderland in 1976 from Bolton Wanderers and was expected to replace the retiring Jimmy Montgomery in goal. The Lads suffered relegation from the First Division in 1977 and missed out on promotion twice in a row, before finally coming back up in 1980 under new manager Ken Knighton. We finished second...

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ARSENAL PREVIEW

The Lads are back at home on Saturday night, yes I said Saturday night, when we face our biggest test of the season so far in just the fourth weekend of games. Travelling north are none other than the Premier League Champions, Arsenal. It’s the ultimate in acid tests but can the Lads rise to and show the rest of the division that Mikel Arteta’s men are as beatable as anyone? LAST MEETING Ironically, the last meeting at the Stadium of Light was also a Saturday night fixture. It was the first...

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OTD: ERIC ROY DEBUT

On this day in 1999, Eric Roy made his debut at Sunderland, coming off the bench late on as we beat Leicester City 2-0 at home in the Premier League. He joined us from Marseille and spent one season on Wearside, before going back to France with Troyes. During his one campaign with us he made 34 appearances. His professional career began with his hometown club, Nice. He spent four years there, notching 86 league appearances and gained some valuable experience in the top flight of French...