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- Lynch hails Neill’s ‘natural’ goalscoring ability after Everton win
- Lynch hails Neill’s ‘natural’ goalscoring ability after Everton win
- Lynch hails Neill’s ‘natural’ goalscoring ability after Everton win
- Haway The Podcast | NEWS ROUNDUP | Isidor’s Future, Ghisolfi’s Influence & A New Club Shop!
- How to watch Le Bris' pre-Manchester United press conference
- Transfer news: Sunderland open contract talks with highly-rated forward after Premier League call-up
- Talking Tactics: Wolves (A) — “Set Piece Party!”
- Sunderland And VAR: From Wembley To Wolves!
- On This Day (7 May 1985) Ashurst Job Safe Despite Relegation, Says Cowie
- Sunderland loan update as Black Cats duo chase Championship play-off success
- Sunderland loan update as Black Cats duo chase Championship play-off success
- Sunderland's highest valued players ahead of the summer transfer window
- Sunderland's highest valued players ahead of the summer transfer window
- Premier League attendance table: Where Sunderland sit vs rivals
- South Shields boss 'can't thank Sunderland enough' as Black Cats aid promotion bid
- Transfer news: Sunderland release 6ft 5in goalkeeper after key contract decision and decade-long stint
- Ex-Sunderland & Liverpool defender claims players turned up to training smelling of alcohol in 2013-14 season
- James Copley’s Sunderland notebook: Ghisolfi-Speakman differences, secret friendly and non-league support
- How to watch Sunderland vs Manchester United
- Why Sunderland have temporarily changed their iconic crest outside the Stadium of Light
- Wolves and Coventry City eyeing Sunderland triple promotion winner ahead of summer transfer window
- A Way of Life #73: A lifelong love from Sarajevo to Sunderland
- Sunderland's ex-Liverpool youngster hits 23 goal contributions after stunning Everton hat-trick
- The early Sunderland and Man Utd team and injury news with duo set to return and new doubt for visitors
- Robin Roefs has already given clear Sunderland transfer verdict amid Tottenham interest
- Three in, two out? Florent Ghisolfi linked with major £127m Sunderland transfer reshuffle
- Sunderland ‘confident’ of keeping Robin Roefs as Tottenham transfer plan emerges - reports
- Haway The Podcast | HAWAY THE Q&A | Form Guides, Fans Recording Exits & Next Season!
- 'Most important': Régis Le Bris sends Chemsdine Talbi positive message after Sunderland recall
- On This Day (6th May 1967): A Neil Martin Masterclass At Roker Park
- Dan Ballard’s Dismissal Highlighted The Need For A Rule Change
- Replace Régis Le Bris? “Not For Me, Clive”
- Trio to run from Stadium of Light to Hill Dickinson Stadium for Bradley Lowery Foundation
- The big summer transfer hint Régis Le Bris is likely to drop in his Sunderland selection this weekend
- Report: Marcus Neill scores hat-trick for SAFC U18 in Everton win
- Hume reflects on 'whirlwind' rise after award win
- Haway The Podcast | FA CUP 1973 | Kelvin’s Story Of The Greatest Cup Final
- View From The Away End: Wolverhampton, Via The Watering Holes Of Birmingham
- What Will The Future Hold For Dennis Cirkin?
- “Thanks, Granit”
- 15 Things You Might’nt Know About Sunderland’s 1973 FA Cup Final Win!
- Behind the scenes as Sunderland take point at Wolves
- Le Bris explains Le Fée and Talbi calls
- Haway The Podcast | ROKER REWIND | Pt 1 | How Close Was Don Revie To Being Sunderland Boss?
- Le Bris encouraged by response despite Ballard red in Wolves draw
- Lasses end season with defeat at Ipswich
- Chemsdine Talbi praises togetherness of teammates following Wolves draw
- 10-man Sunderland battle to point at Wolves
- Le Bris makes two changes for Wolves encounter
- Supporters' Guide: Wolves (A)
Sunderland AFC was founded in October 1879 as the “Sunderland and District Teachers’ Association Football Club” by schoolteacher James Allan.
Sunderland and District Teachers Association Football Club (1879–1880): The club was founded in October 1879 by schoolteacher James Allan to provide “recreational amusement” for local schoolteachers.
Sunderland Association Football Club (1880–present): In October 1880, the club opened to non-teachers, leading to the name change, although it is often cited that this change happened on September 25, 1880, or in 1879 based on different historical accounts.
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Sunderland A.F.C’s official nickname is The Black Cats, adopted in 2000 following a fan vote. Other, often older or informal, nicknames include The Rokerites (referencing their former home, Roker Park), The Lads, and occasionally The Mackems
Stadium of Light (1997–present): Built on the former Monkwearmouth Colliery site, it currently holds just under 49,000 spectators.
Roker Park (1898–1997): Hosted the club for nearly a century before the move to the Stadium of Light.
Newcastle Road (1886–1898): Used before the move to Roker Park.
Abbs Field (1884–1886): Located in Fulwell.
Horatio Street (1883–1884): Also known as the Dolly Field.
Groves Field (1882–1883):.
Blue House Field (1879–1880s): Early local fields used by the club.
