Another defeat. Another late goal and another anguished last fifteen minutes, perhaps extended to half an hour in the case of the world champions, in which we hang on in quiet desperation but to no avail.
Another defeat. Another late goal and another anguished last fifteen minutes, perhaps extended to half an hour in the case of the world champions , in which we hang on in quiet desperation but to no avail.
From the Parc de Princes, to the stadia straddling Stanley Park, Stamford Bridge and at the once impervious St James Park, we have shipped too many late goals on this awful run that save for some much needed respite coming a week ago on Wearside, represents a hole that we just seem incapable of digging ourselves out o
Defeat Late Goal World Champions Parc De Princes Stanley Park Stamford Bridge St James Park
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