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Sunderland AFC 2007-08 Fixtures

14 June 2007 10:18

NOTE: I have updated the fixture list to reflect changes since it was first published. I shall continue to keep this list up to date as and when matches are rescheduled.

The Barclays FA Premier League fixtures for 2007-08 have just been announced. Sunderland AFC’s return to the top flight will begin in front of the Sky Sports TV cameras on August 11th at the Stadium of Light against Spurs. Other fixtures of note include Newcastle (home) on November 10th, Man Utd (home) on Boxing Day, Newcastle (away) on April 19th and Arsenal (home) on the final day of the season.

Here is Sunderland’s complete fixture list:

August
Sat 11th Tottenham (Live on Sky Sports) H
Wed 15th Birmingham A
Sat 18th Wigan A
Sat 25th Liverpool (Live on Sky Sports) H
September
Sat 1st Man Utd (Live on Setanta) A
Sat 15th Reading H
Sat 22nd Middlesbrough A
Sat 29th Blackburn H
October
Sun 7th Arsenal (Live on Setanta) A
Sun 21st West Ham (Live on Sky Sports) A
Sat 27th Fulham H
November
Mon 5th Man City (Live on Setanta) A
Sat 10th Newcastle (Live on Sky Sports) H
Sat 24th Everton A
December
Sat 1st Derby H
Sat 8th Chelsea A
Sat 15th Aston Villa H
Sat 22nd Reading A
Wed 26th Man Utd H
Sat 29th Bolton H
January
Wed 2nd Blackburn A
Sat 12th Portsmouth H
Sat 19th Tottenham A
Tue 29th Birmingham H
February
Sat 2nd Liverpool A
Sat 9th Wigan H
Sat 23rd Portsmouth A
March
Sat 1st Derby A
Sat 8th Everton H
Sat 15th Chelsea H
Sat 22nd Aston Villa A
Sat 29th West Ham H
April
Sat 5th Fulham A
Sat 12th Man City H
Sat 19th Newcastle A
Sat 26th Middlesbrough H
May
Sat 3rd Bolton A
Sun 11th Arsenal H

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Champions!

7 May 2007 21:35

Well done to Sunderland AFC – Championship winners 2006-07! Today’s 5-0 demolition of Luton at Kenilworth Road has sealed an amazing debut season as manager for Roy Keane.

I’d like to say a huge “THANK YOU” and congratulations to everyone at Sunderland AFC. From Quinn and the rest of the Drumaville consortium, to Keano and his players, and everyone else connected with the club, it’s been an amazing year. We’ve gone from the foot of the table to the top and can now look forward to playing the big teams next season. My daughter Katie and I already have our season tickets ordered for next year and I can’t wait for the fixtures to be announced in June!

Once again, well done to everyone at the club. Ha’way the lads! :D

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Top Of The League!

9 April 2007 23:50

Grant Leadbitter celebrates his winning goalAfter the first four games of this season, Sunderland AFC were bottom of the Championship on zero points. Now, following our 2-1 victory at Southampton, we are top of the league and favourites to be promoted to the Premiership!

Roy Keane has done an incredible job in his first season as a manager. He has instilled a winning attitude in the players and the whole team is playing with confidence. We now look like winning every time we step onto the pitch and are unbeaten in 2007. Hopefully we can carry on this superb run of form and win promotion as champions.

Ha’way the lads :D

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Good Luck Keano

27 August 2006 23:27

Roy KeaneGood luck to Roy Keane who looks set to become the new Sunderland manager on Monday. He has agreed terms with the club today and is expected to put pen to paper straight after the West Brom game.

In all honesty, I’ve never been Keane’s biggest fan. There’s no doubt he is one of the best midfielders to have played in the Premiership and he was an inspirational captain at Man Utd. Unfortunately, the Alf-Inge Haaland incident and the World Cup 2002 fiasco have spoiled his footballing CV.

Nevertheless, I am 100% behind Keane and really hope he has a positive impact at the club. We are desperate to break our duck this season and I think Keane’s no-nonsense attitude might be the kick up the backside that our players need. He certainly won’t put up with anyone giving less than 100%. All the better if the rumours are true and he brings Brian Kidd in as his assistant. Between them I can really see them turning things round for us.

Quinny is reportedly ready to give him a £20m transfer kitty, so this really is an opportunity that doesn’t come around very often. Ha’way the lads!

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Sunderland AFC 2006-07 Fixtures

22 June 2006 10:30

NOTE: I have updated the fixture list to reflect changes since it was first published. I shall continue to keep this list up to date as and when matches are rescheduled.

The Football League Coca-Cola Championship fixtures for 2006-07 have just been announced. Sunderland AFC’s season will get underway on Saturday 5th Sunday 6th August away at Coventry City, (game switched to Sunday for Sky). Other fixtures of note include Leeds United (home) on Boxing Day, Leicester City (away) on New Year’s Day and Luton Town (away) on the final day of the season.

Here is Sunderland’s complete fixture list:

August
Sun 6th Coventry A
Wed 9th Birmingham H
Sat 12th Plymouth H
Sat 19th Southend A
Tue 22nd Bury (League Cup) A
Mon 28th West Brom H
September
Sat 9th Derby A
Wed 13th Leeds A
Sat 16th Leicester H
Sat 23th Ipswich A
Sat 30th Sheff Wed H
October
Sat 14th Preston A
Tue 17th Stoke A
Sat 21st Barnsley H
Sat 28th Hull A
Tue 31st Cardiff H
November
Sat 4th Norwich A
Sat 11th Southampton H
Sat 18th Colchester H
Sat 25th Wolverhampton A
Tue 28th QPR A
December
Sat 2nd Norwich H
Sat 9th Luton H
Sat 16th Burnley A
Sat 23rd Crystal Palace A
Tue 26th Leeds H
Sat 30th Preston H
January
Mon 1st Leicester A
Sat 13th Ipswich H
Sat 20th Sheff Wed A
Tue 30th Crystal Palace H
February
Sat 3rd Coventry H
Sat 10th Plymouth A
Sat 17th Southend H
Tue 20th Birmingham A
Sat 24th Derby H
March
Sat 3rd West Brom A
Sat 10th Barnsley A
Tue 13th Stoke H
Sat 17th Hull H
Sat 31st Cardiff A
April
Sat 7th Wolverhampton H
Mon 9th Southampton A
Sat 14th QPR H
Sat 21st Colchester A
Sat 28th Burnley H
May
Sun 6th Luton A

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