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There back. DFC are back due to popular demand. Hit singles such as Grave Concern, Bones and La La La out now.
Also look out for the new solo single 'Train' By lead vocalist Kit Cooper.
*Out now on all major music platforms including YouTube, Spotify, Amazon Music and so available coming soon.
youtube.com/channel/UCPk8K…
open.spotify.com/artist/6Nq3KEb…
music.amazon.co.uk/artists/B0GHDZ…
music.apple.com/gb/artist/drum…
#DFCrevival #newmusic #artistalert
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I've thought a million times about writing something regarding this apparent “crisis” Sunderland find themselves in. But honestly, have some people really got such short memories?
Because my memory is crystal clear.
167 days ago, the last time we played Chelsea, I cried. Proper hieved something I genuinely never believed I'd see in my lifetime, and I doubt many Sunderland fans born after 1973 thought they would either.
Yet somehow, in the space of just 167 days, we've gone from celebrating the unthinkable to people wanting the gaffer sacked, some acting as though the whole club is falling apart.
My days. 🤦♂️
Now, don't get me wrong. I genuinely believe every Sunderland supporter has the right to rant, rave, complain and question things. We pay good money for that privilege, and nobody should ever take that away from us.
But booing at half-time? Shouting for another player while a young lad wearing our shirt is out there trying his absolute hardest?
If that's where we're at, then I'm sorry, but you clearly haven't been around these parts very long.
I've seen my dad cry three times in my life. One of those was when we were relegated against Gillingham. My dad was an unbreakable man, but that broke him.
Those were tough times. Proper tough times.
And that's why I find some of the reactions now absolutely baffling.
We've been through things as Sunderland supporters that would finish other clubs. We've watched our club fall, watched it struggle, watched it become a laughing stock, and still we turned up. Still we sang. Still we believed.
And now, after everything we've come through, some are ready to throw their toys out of the pram at the first sign of a difficult spell?
Come on, man.
What I'd suggest is that we all buck up, just like the players and staff have to. They know things need improving. They know what's expected of them. And believe me, they'll be hurting when things don't go right.
Our job is to get behind them.
If you can't bring yourself to support the lads when things aren't going our way, then perhaps staying away is the better option. Because the last thing a young player needs when he's giving everything for our shirt is his own supporters turning on him.
Instead of booing, why not sing?
Every little thing is gonna be alright! 🎶
And here's something else to think about.
Unless I'm mistaken, in just 33 days we're playing AC Milan at the San Siro.
Read that again.
AC Milan. The San Siro.
Not Manchester United. Not Chelsea. Not Liverpool playing them!
SUNDERLAND AFC.
My Sunderland AFC. Your Sunderland AFC. OUR Sunderland AFC.
The club we've followed through thick and thin. The club that's broken our hearts a thousand times but somehow always finds a way to make us fall in love with it all over again.
So tomorrow, against Chelsea, and for every game that follows, let's remember where we've come from, what we've endured and what we've achieved.
Get behind the gaffer. Get behind the players. Get behind the badge.
Because 167 days ago, I cried tears of joy watching this football club achieve something I thought I'd never see.
And I'll be damned if I'm going to forget that in just five and a half months.
SUNDERLAND TIL I DIE. ❤️🤍
Because my memory is crystal clear.
167 days ago, the last time we played Chelsea, I cried. Proper hieved something I genuinely never believed I'd see in my lifetime, and I doubt many Sunderland fans born after 1973 thought they would either.
Yet somehow, in the space of just 167 days, we've gone from celebrating the unthinkable to people wanting the gaffer sacked, some acting as though the whole club is falling apart.
My days. 🤦♂️
Now, don't get me wrong. I genuinely believe every Sunderland supporter has the right to rant, rave, complain and question things. We pay good money for that privilege, and nobody should ever take that away from us.
But booing at half-time? Shouting for another player while a young lad wearing our shirt is out there trying his absolute hardest?
If that's where we're at, then I'm sorry, but you clearly haven't been around these parts very long.
I've seen my dad cry three times in my life. One of those was when we were relegated against Gillingham. My dad was an unbreakable man, but that broke him.
Those were tough times. Proper tough times.
And that's why I find some of the reactions now absolutely baffling.
We've been through things as Sunderland supporters that would finish other clubs. We've watched our club fall, watched it struggle, watched it become a laughing stock, and still we turned up. Still we sang. Still we believed.
And now, after everything we've come through, some are ready to throw their toys out of the pram at the first sign of a difficult spell?
Come on, man.
What I'd suggest is that we all buck up, just like the players and staff have to. They know things need improving. They know what's expected of them. And believe me, they'll be hurting when things don't go right.
Our job is to get behind them.
If you can't bring yourself to support the lads when things aren't going our way, then perhaps staying away is the better option. Because the last thing a young player needs when he's giving everything for our shirt is his own supporters turning on him.
Instead of booing, why not sing?
Every little thing is gonna be alright! 🎶
And here's something else to think about.
Unless I'm mistaken, in just 33 days we're playing AC Milan at the San Siro.
Read that again.
AC Milan. The San Siro.
Not Manchester United. Not Chelsea. Not Liverpool playing them!
SUNDERLAND AFC.
My Sunderland AFC. Your Sunderland AFC. OUR Sunderland AFC.
The club we've followed through thick and thin. The club that's broken our hearts a thousand times but somehow always finds a way to make us fall in love with it all over again.
So tomorrow, against Chelsea, and for every game that follows, let's remember where we've come from, what we've endured and what we've achieved.
Get behind the gaffer. Get behind the players. Get behind the badge.
Because 167 days ago, I cried tears of joy watching this football club achieve something I thought I'd never see.
And I'll be damned if I'm going to forget that in just five and a half months.
SUNDERLAND TIL I DIE. ❤️🤍
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Kit Cooper [@CooperKit] Uncovers Grief, Memory, and a Second Life in the Haunting Return of "Grave Concern"
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Grave Concern (feat. Kit Cooper) by Drums For Clowns distributed by DistroVid and live on YouTube via VEVO youtube.com/watch/?v=NqHv_…
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All booked in for cluny 2 @kristinhersh. My daughter Ribbon is eventually old enough to come see you. xo #brainwashed
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To all you conspiracy theorists. I have bern to spa e to so know its real, grok even verified it for me! Didn't bother with spacesuiys as there dead expensive and we are hard as f#@k and didnt need them being Northerners!
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Great to still be in the hat. Some very questionable middle names though. @LukeONien @brian_brobbey ??????
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Very Sad day for @SunderlandAFC and supporters alike. George Forster sadly passed away shortly before his 100th birthday. RIP Big man. Hopefully we can keep doing you proud on and off the pitch
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well done to @WestHam for winning the, "we made Xhaka bite trophy". 👏
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Pre-save my new single "Train" on Spotify: distrokid.com/hyperfollow/ki… (powered by @distrokid)
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