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Bolton first for Black Cats

Wed 17 Jun, 10:35 AM


Sunderland fly the flag for the north east in this season`s Barclays Premier League and start their campaign with a trip to Bolton on August 15.

Chelsea pay a visit to the Stadium of Light the following Tuesday as the month is completed with a home clash against Blackburn and an away-day to Stoke.

Champions Manchester United host the Black Cats on October 3, Liverpool the next visitors to Wearside two weeks later.

The year ends with a Boxing Day clash at home to Everton before Steve Bruce`s side travel to Blackburn in the final game of 2009.

Other notable matches include Chelsea away (January 16), Arsenal away (February 20), and Liverpool at Anfield (May 27).

The season concludes with a visit from Manchester United on May 1 before a trip to new-boys Wolves on the final day of the campaign.

 

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  1. cameron and co are from a distant planet,aliens no­ less,they will infect these pages and wind up cats­ supporters in the sincere and vain hope that it­ disstracts from their well earned predicament,of being­ relegated which they refuse to accept,a team of no­ hopers no manager no owner,small minded bigots,who­ believe are a big club,and have the biggest­ airport,more pizza huts kentucky and phone boxes,and­ will continue to support this club whatever,the­ imbecilic and ridiculous views they post here,are a­ true measure of their sheer arrogance,no humility or­ pride they would gain more respect if they were to­ gracefully accept their position and applaud sunderland­ and wish them good fortune for the coming challenges.

    From farsical, on Thu 18 Jun 10:13AM

  2. Cameron (post 12) we can't keep away from your­ Championship page because laughter is addictive and­ we're always guaranteed a good laugh there.

    From safcalsftm, on Wed 17 Jun 11:02PM

  3. Thanks newcastleian1 (post 6) re: safcalsftmackems,­ you're right: Follow the Mackems - you should and­ while you're at it: Forget The Mags! Follow my­ advice and it will save you a lot of pain, grief and­ tears!!

    From safcalsftm, on Wed 17 Jun 10:59PM

  4. adam.oxberry
    there are more safc fans accessing and­ posting (insults) on the NUFC pages than there are on­ the actual safc pages . . . . . FACT - so think before­ you cast your aspersions pal!

    From cameron w, on Wed 17 Jun 9:53PM

  5. Newcastle will be in the Championship for a few year,­ they wont recover from the relegation, whereas­ Sunderland are going forward with the full investment­ of Short, not too sure about Bruce but at least he can­ take us to mid table. I am looking forward to­ watching plenty of games at the Stadium of Light with­ premier league sides, it makes me laugh so hard knowing­ that the deluded barcodes will be playing the likes of­ Doncaster and Scunthorpe.

    'Say we are premier­ league, say we are premier league' - FTM

    From Michael, on Wed 17 Jun 9:36PM

  6. I love the fact that Newcastle fans swarm to the­ sunderland pages now and try to take the piss, even­ though their club are spiraling down the leagues.

    Go­ back to where you belong.

    From adam.oxberry, on Wed 17 Jun 9:31PM

  7. Hawkmeister NOT AGAIN PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You are­ like a stuck record mate

    From Tony K, on Wed 17 Jun 7:37PM

  8. ashleyliam2 loves buggery

    From Tony K, on Wed 17 Jun 6:35PM

  9. another fact for you ashleyliam2,

    Sunderland­ Premiership

    Newcastle Championship

    From Mike, on Wed 17 Jun 4:18PM
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    safcalsftmackems.....i think it must be sunderland your­ thinking about?? i just remember the entertainers,fin­ ishing "2"nd in the prem,and those magical­ european nights in milan, barcelona,and beating barca­ 3-2,might not have won nowt but at least we have those­ memories, what are your glorious­ memories................??p.s tell is about the­ championship? you go back enough times!!

    From newcastleian1, on Wed 17 Jun 1:48PM

  11. All the Skunks have it live on is the past and­ don't forget how they blazed a trail across the­ footballing world over the last 40 years and mopped up­ countless domestic honours over the past 54 years. ­ Such a glorious past that they cannot keep quiet about.­ Hold on, they won nowt! Why the delusions of grandeur­ then? Must be all the Doon Ale they drink! LOL.

    From safcalsftm, on Wed 17 Jun 1:37PM
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    ashleyliam2.....clough?phillips?marco?....marco???sorry­ son dont remember this lot,maybe your confused with the­ sunderland ladies team eh!!

    From newcastleian1, on Wed 17 Jun 12:31PM

  13. cameron this is a prem page go @#$% yourself who are­ you playing

    and to comment from tawt above you Clough­ Phillips Marco want any more and remember Waddle you­ tawt played for us.

    JUST SUMS UP THICK GEORDIE­ NUGGETS.

    From Ian, on Wed 17 Jun 11:46AM
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    newcastle legends....wor­ jackie,supermac.keegan,beardsley waddle,gazza,shearer,­ mackem­ legends...er...rowell...ball..er..armstrong(judas)just­ about sums the 2 clubs up!!

    From newcastleian1, on Wed 17 Jun 11:01AM
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    Bolton could not have asked for an easier start to­ their campaign; i predict a massive haul of one point­ from the opening 4 fixtures and the boos for Brucie­ will have begun.

    From cameron w, on Wed 17 Jun 10:43AM
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