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On This Day (6 March 1953): Happy birthday to Sunderland legend Micky Horswill! - Vimarsana News

On This Day (6 March 1953): Happy birthday to Sunderland legend Micky Horswill!

An FA Cup winner and former mayoral consort, Micky Horswill is a well-loved figure in Sunderland and beyond.

SAFC legends earn Freedom of City - Vimarsana News

SAFC legends earn Freedom of City

The Sunderland AFC squad of 1973 which won the FA Cup has been officially awarded the Freedom of the City of Sunderland, at a ceremony held at the Beacon of Light.

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Sunderland 1973 Freedom of the City: Watch it live here

SUNDERLAND'S 1973 FA Cup-winning team will be granted the Freedom of the City by council bosses later today, 49 years after the North East club set…

On This Day (27 Nov 1949): Happy Birthday to former Sunderland star Dennis Tueart - 72 today! - Vimarsana News

On This Day (27 Nov 1949): Happy Birthday to former Sunderland star Dennis Tueart - 72 today!

Although born on Tyneside, it was on Wearside where Dennis Tueart first made a name for himself before going onto further success elsewhere. Roker Report looks back on the career of one of Sunderland’s most exciting players ever as he celebrates his birthday.

George Reynolds: Ex-Darlington FC chairman with criminal past dies - Vimarsana News

George Reynolds: Ex-Darlington FC chairman with criminal past dies

George Reynolds: Ex-Darlington FC chairman with criminal past dies Published image captionGeorge Reynolds was back in the news in 2019 when he was found guilty of harassment The former safe-breaker turned football club chairman George Reynolds has died. Sunderland-born Mr Reynolds, who was in his 80s, took over Darlington FC in 1999 and built a 25,000-seat stadium on the edge of the town. However, with average attendances of just 1,500, the club was never able to fill the venue and was eventually placed in administration. Mr Reynolds left the Quakers in 2004 and the following year was sentenc...

Source: bbc.co.uk