Sunderland 'Til I Die — S01E04 — Rocking and Rolling
2018 · 39 MIN · IMDB 7.7 · 209 VOTES
Overview
A major shakeup brings renewed hope to the Stadium of Light, but as Christmas approaches, the team still seeks its first home win of the year.
Dialogue Timeline — 599 lines
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00:00:13 Absolutely fed up now.
00:03:11 They drove me to drink yesterday.
00:04:36 and that's when you have those conversations.
00:06:19 And I know time is not on our side.
00:08:03 My favorite player growing up was Niall Quinn.
00:09:46 That is weak as piss, that.
00:11:18 I don't know who'd want to take the job on.
00:13:00 and Chris was our first choice all along.
00:14:19 It's a huge football club.
00:15:34 So, I get a lot of fan feedback after games.
00:16:59 This is what you call, a proper football stadium.
00:19:27 It'll make me a better manager, whichever way it goes.
00:20:38 Some players will sort of drift through sessions
00:22:11 I'd have to start from scratch, because a new manager comes in.
00:23:31 What I've seen so far has been promising.
00:25:26 I really want to thank Chris Coleman for what was the first moment
00:26:48 - Happy days. - Yeah, without a doubt.
00:28:29 And he's Magic Maj.
00:29:54 Almost a year.
00:31:12 Help yourself to some food.
00:32:35 I want to walk out of here at full-time with a bloody smile on me face.
00:34:26 Sunderland four minutes away.
00:35:57 No other manager... David Moyes couldn't do it.
00:37:49 They do say miracles happen at Christmastime.
Cast & Characters
John O'Shea
Self
Aiden McGeady
Self
Martin Bain
Self
Nick Barnes
Self
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed599
Dialogue density15.4 lines / min
First line00:00:13
Final line00:37:49
Production Record
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes209
Factoids
Episode
Sunderland 'Til I Die, season 1, episode 4: Rocking and Rolling.
https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/84777/season/1/episode/4
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