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Stan Cummings a skilful small winger with a big heart in Sunderland side.

It's so good to see this Colin Pascoe's highlight reel at Sunderland FC! 🎉😊

How did it go at Wembley smb

Brazil and McCoist now a great team on Talksport

Loved standing 😢

Respected King RIP

Sunderland’s first-ever win at The Manor Ground, thanks to Dennis Tueart’s spectacular early goal. And he’d score a similarly spectacular effort a couple of seasons later, in The League Cup Final at Wembley, ironically v Sunderland’s arch North East rivals Newcastle.

I must have watched this, well I've lost count of how many times! A great occasion for SAFC, helped of course by Gary Rowell's first-ever SAFC threesome.😁⚽⚽⚽

Sunderland legend

I was at that game and gabbiadini was brilliant. Rotherham got relegated and went onto win the division 4 title the next season losing only 8 matches 4 at home and 4 away. Hot shot bobby williamson. I work on the railway with colin douglas who's in the number 2 shirt for rotherham and he's a top lad. Up the miller's.

Fabulous goal from John Hawley.

You could have put our 2 goals on as well. I was at the game and it was freezing.

"Unseemly behaviour from a club with a proud tradition", er, of invading the pitch when loosing - Nottingham Forest 1974.

quality

Great to see this again after so many years. You have to wonder what might have happened if the NUFC fans hadn't invaded the pitch?

City legend.

Last of the proper football. Sunderland packed one half of the Embankment. Great support. Team probably came on to ‘January’ by Pilot. Nearly 50 years ffs.

Safc in black and white top clapping as Gates scores.😊

The king is dead long live the memory of King Charlie!

Quite game, an eight-goal thriller, just a pity that five of those goals ended up in our net!

Respect

First time in 36 years and they made a meal of 28 years other way around

A rather sad occasion, as we bade farewell to Roker Park, after it had staged nearly one-hundred years of competitive football. And rather fittingly, our opponents were Liverpool, who’d been Roker’s first-ever visitors in September 1898. While the outcome was rather aptly the same as it had been way back in 1898, a 1-0 win for us. I still miss the place loads, Roker Park RIP.

FTM. Always.....

Thanks for posting this. I was a BFC supporter in those days and recall being astonished that the penalty was awarded at the time and then seeing it on TV later. Justice seemed to have been done in the end. I also recall that there was an issue with the white coated steward seeming to try and put off Hughes - his dancing around is obvious but I can't see how the player, if properly focussed, would have even registered it. A better world of sliding tackles on muddy grounds, stewards in white coats and St Johns' first aiders on hand.....

"How the hell I ever came from Millwall, all the way up to bloody Sunderland. I wil never know?" Considering that's a quote from one of our biggest legends and he loved his time here and loved the club. Unfortunately, that's why we will never be able to attract most big players. Our location will always be our downfall.

The steward celebrating the second as well 🤣 the 90’s must have been one hell of an era for football fans

An epic Second Division promotion clash, and I gather there were more than 60,000 inside OT that day. I just wish I could have been one of them!

Shit fans, shit dress sense

A 1-0 win v promotion-seeking Palace gave us hope of avoiding the drop into The Third Division, though sadly, it turned out to be our last league win of the 1986-87, and our last in The Second Division for a gap of one season.

My hero

Typical we twice had a 2 goal lead, but only ended up with a point

Great entertainment for a crowd of 16,484. But perhaps typical Sunderland, what to squander a potential winning lead!

I reckon Mervyn Day, the West Ham keeper, must have felt pretty shell-shocked. Though I reckon at the same time, that he was possibly pretty angry with his defence, who I think performed rather abysmally.

An important end-of-season win, but one of just six in the league at Roker, during the 1981-82 campaign. Perhaps it was little wonder then, that we struggled against relegation once again.

Great game, great result, which saw us go top of The First Division for the first time in the 1995-96 season. Wouldn't mind another 6-0 in next Saturday's latest meeting!

#COYL

The last-ever Wear/Tyne "derby" clash to be played at Roker Park. And having deservedly led 1-0 at the break, I thought we might mark the occasion with a win v "The Old Foe."😃😃 But sadly, failure to take one or two chances cost us dear, as Newcastle came back for a 2-1 win .... 😢🙁

I was at this game, my first/so far only visit to The Hawthorns. Fine recovery from 0-2 down early, to lead 3-2. But it was rather frustrating to be pegged back to 3-3 so late on, and those two dropped points proved rather costly in the final analysis.🙁🙁

Remember it well, when we sealed The First Division title, rather aptly in our final home game of the 1995-96 season. A great achievement for Peter Reid, in his first full season as SAFC manager.

Great occasion. Though perhaps not quite as that v West Ham, in the final home game of the 1979-80.

A rather frustrating night, when a win would have seen us move out of The First Division's bottom two, and possibly have gone to achieve survival.☹☹

I thought we might be on course for a famous win/"the double" v The Mags, when PC put us ahead with that great goal. But sadly, The Mags had other ideas!

Our first-ever home league meeting v "The Railwaymen" as Crewe are also known as. The win gave us "the double," as we'd won 3-0 at Gresty Road earlier in the 1997-98, while it also saw us move back into second place in The First Division.

I was there.15 years old.Went down in my Uncle Billy’s motor.Don Goodman missed a penalty aswell.

Amazing footage, stylistically reminds me of Chris Waddle. That's not a comparison as such just what struck me watching him on the ball. Clearly a great player, even more so when you look at the ground conditions and equipment

Brady was brilliant

Gary bennet never played for city he made a mistake it was Dave bennet ....1980/81..never playef for sunderland either Martin tyler getting carried away on this one lol..

A bit of a "collector's piece", our first/so far only-ever visit to Aldershot. And rather ironic that their winning goal came from one of our ex-players, Steve Berry.

Pop Robson,Bobby Moncur & Bob Stokoe NUFC legends