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He plays and we score more goals...

Man of the match was too hard to say but picked Gabby as his first goal was lovely. Incredible performance.

Weimann is still shit.

Incredible.

It's really not Sunderland's day.

Apparently stitches in his ankle and still on the pitch, why?

That first half was an arse raping of such epic proportions that I think our players genitals have been melted off.

Second half will probably be boring.

I'm trying to put it into perspective that Sunderland are awful, but I don't care. This is fantastic!

Oh what a great goal.

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES

Well that was lovely.

Almost like he has a wooden leg...

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DHUTWU.

What's your logic behind having a "cheat day" on Sunday? Without going too far off topic and boring everyone, supposedly it keeps your metabolism working. Eating less calories means your body tends to slow down and use less as well, so giving it a spike every week keeps it higher. But really I just do it for my own sanity. Gives you something to look forward to and is sort of a reward for the rest of the week. Works for me anyway, might not work for everyone Edit: and yeah it does tend to be a cheat meal rather than a cheat day. Plus on a Sunday I usually sleep late so it tends to be breakfast plus one large meal in the evening. So it really isn't a massive binge. This week will be McDonalds I think. Maybe two. My question was more why Sunday and not Friday/Saturday? [emoji14] Oh. No reason really. Why not? If I'm going to pig out I like to have nothing to do the following day. Just find it odd.

What's your logic behind having a "cheat day" on Sunday? Without going too far off topic and boring everyone, supposedly it keeps your metabolism working. Eating less calories means your body tends to slow down and use less as well, so giving it a spike every week keeps it higher. But really I just do it for my own sanity. Gives you something to look forward to and is sort of a reward for the rest of the week. Works for me anyway, might not work for everyone Edit: and yeah it does tend to be a cheat meal rather than a cheat day. Plus on a Sunday I usually sleep late so it tends to be breakfast plus one large meal in the evening. So it really isn't a massive binge. This week will be McDonalds I think. Maybe two. My question was more why Sunday and not Friday/Saturday?

Being on hold.

What's your logic behind having a "cheat day" on Sunday?

Been wondering for a long while why we have every player back for corners, surely leaving 2 or even 3 players up-field will lead to many counter attacks...

It's quite simple that if played as an actual striker he will score, not as many as top level strikers but he will score.

http://www.theguardian.com/football/2015/feb/20/celtic-fan-jay-beatty-goal-of-month words removed.

I don't think there was any "luck" involved last night. First half we were much better than them, could have had a penalty on one of Gabby's off the line chances and if we did have luck could have been 4-0 up. But still, haven't seen many more enjoyable ends to a game than that.

Notepads.

Toilet.