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Gordon's right to be gutted—England had Spain on the ropes and bottled it, which is less about reaction and more about the fact they still don't know how to close out a game.  •  Liverpool's £200m claim against City is theatre until it isn't, but if the 115 charges taught us anything, it's that football's legal system moves at the speed of a injured midfielder's recovery.  •  Madrid's midfield didn't suddenly get worse after losing to Atlético; Carlo just finally got exposed for hoping chemistry would sort itself out while the rest of Europe sharpened their knives.  •  Spain didn't expose England's shortcomings so much as confirm what we already knew—they've got world-class moments and nothing else, which is fine until you play someone actually good.  •  A points deduction for City would be the only punishment that matters, which is exactly why it won't happen and everyone involved knows it.
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OTD (27/09/1985): One Fan Returns To Roker As Another One Moves Over  

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OTD (27/09/1985): One Fan Returns To Roker As Another One Moves Over  

The Lads were due to play Huddersfield Town at the end of September 1985 and that meant a sentimental return to Roker Park for the Terriers’ boss Mick Buxton, who had been Sunderland mad as a youngster and a regular…

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