Sunderland fans reflect on a challenging season, emphasizing the importance of support despite recent poor performances. Letters highlight the need for patience and faith in the team's potential to recover.
Key points
Sunderland fans reflect on the season's challenges
Support is emphasized despite recent poor performances
Fans are encouraged to stay committed to the team
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SUNDERLAND, ENGLAND - APRIL 24: A general view of Sunderland Stadium of Light, home of Sunderland before the Premier League match between Sunderland and Nottingham Forest at Stadium of Light on April 24, 2026 in Sunderland, United Kingdom. (Photo by Lee Parker - CameraSport via Getty Images) | CameraSport via Getty Images
SUNDERLAND, ENGLAND - APRIL 24: A general view of Sunderland Stadium of Light, home of Sunderland before the Premier League match between Sunderland and Nottingham Forest at Stadium of Light on April 24, 2026 in Sunderland, United Kingdom. (Photo by Lee Parker - CameraSport via Getty Images) | CameraSport via Getty Images
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Dear Roker Report,
What a season weâve had, and the main thing was to stay up.
Friday night wasnât what myself and the diehards expected and the reason Iâm writing is the fans. OK, when we conceded the third goal the fire drill started. I thought it was âtil the end, like last season?
I live in Swindon and only get up to four or five matches, and all the games Iâve been to â whatever the score â I stay until the end, like always.
Just to finish off, and regarding where we are and the fans at home in the League One years and even in the Championship, the stadium wasnât always at capacity.
The fans that do leave, have a real think: this is your teamâŠSunderland âtil the end.
Dave Martin
Dear Roker Report,
Yes, we were terrible but it seems like a lot of fans think weâre League One shite again all of a sudden. Calm down, for Godâs sake!
Weâve had a bad couple of results for sure but weâll get a kick up the arse this week and youâll see a big difference against Wolves. Are peopleâs memories so short?
Our season has been great â and to be honest, a bit unexpected, yet some fans are still waffling on about relegation! Cut down on the drink, my friends.
Keep the faith. âTil the end and FTM forever.
Q&A
What do Sunderland fans think about the team's recent performance?
Sunderland fans express disappointment over recent results but maintain optimism about the team's overall season and future performance.
How are Sunderland fans showing their support during tough times?
Fans are encouraged to stay until the end of matches and to keep faith in the team, even during challenging periods.
What are the expectations for Sunderland's next match against Wolves?
Fans and analysts expect a strong response from Sunderland in their upcoming match against Wolves, hoping for an improved performance.
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***Edâs Note [Phil]:*** *Hi, Dave and John. Thank you for your letters.*
*As disappointing as Friday nightâs performance and result was, I canât disagree with the view that the bigger picture is still very positive and that we can certainly end the 2025/2026 season on a high note â and that hopefully starts with a much-improved performance and victory over Wolves on Saturday.*