On May 3, Beijing time, a Newcastle fan urinated under the statue of Sunderland's legendary coach Bob Stokoe and mocked the legendary defender who had played for Newcastle. Afterwards, he also uploaded the video to the Internet, triggering unanimous condemnation from fans on both sides.
Although the black cat and the magpie have a deep grudge, at this moment, their ideas are the same.
With both in the north of England, Sunderland and Newcastle United have been bitter enemies.
A few days ago, a 25-second video flowed out of an overseas version of a certain tone. A fan urinated on a statue of Sunderland's legendary coach Bob Stoke, and the people around him shouted at him, saying something for the XX. The fan shouted: We hate Sunderland, you XXXXX.
Soon, the video was posted on social media and someone recognized it as a small newcastle fan.
Little fans may not know that legendary coach Bob has not only been in charge of Sunderland for a long time, but has also been playing for Newcastle for a long time. The defender made 261 appearances for the Magpies and helped Newcastle win the title in a 3–1 defeat to rival Manchester City in the 1954-55 FA Cup final. Subsequently, he joined Bury.
Bob Stoke coached for 30 years, including two as Sandra's head coach. In the 1972–73 season, he led the black cat Leclitz United to the FA Cup. In the 1975–76 season, he led the team to a successful promotion and entered the old League One (now the Premier League).
Stoke's statue was built outside the Sunderland Stadium of Light, and the fan actually urinated on the profile of Coach Stoke. Fans on both sides were furious when they saw the video.
Sunderland fans: Definitely a personal scumbag, what is he thinking?
Newcastle: A lack of cultured guy, it's a blasphemy against legendary players.
Passerby: This is the worst video of the year, actually peeing under the statue of a celebrity who has won trophies in Newcastle and Sunderland.
Coach Stoke was born in 1930 and died in 2004. His bronze statue, unveiled outside Sunderland's new stadium in July 2006, has his famous quote: I didn't bring the magic of victory, it's always been here... I just found them.
In addition to Sunderland, he has coached at Blackpool, Carlisle United, Charlton Athletic and others.
At present, the police in Newcastle have been contacted, hoping to find the fan and give him a heavy penalty.
This season, Newcastle have completed relegation and it is a bit more difficult to enter The European competition. However, in the last 2 rounds of the league, they have become the judges of the Premier League champions. After the loss to Liverpool, the team will also face another title-winning favourite, Manchester City.
Sunderland is now in League One (third division) and finishes fifth in the regular season. In the promotion play-offs, the team will face Sheffield Wednesday. Last year, they had a 5-0 home win over Sheffield Wednesday.
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