It's that time again where we select the next player in the best goal scored eleven!
Each week we'll focus on each particular position, with a selection of the greatest strikes from those playing in the roll for you to view and vote for your favourite.
After Kieran Richardson's comprehensive win last week, with 49% of the votes, we switch flanks and focus on the memorable goals scored from those right backs of ours.
If you're new to the feature, just a recap on the rules: only goals from open play and one goal per player to be involved.
So far, the big Estonian, Mart Poom stands between the sticks with his goal against Derby, with your choice, Kieran Richardson, at left back.
Who will join them? Here are your contenders:
Philip Bardsley v Aston Villa
I could potentially do a whole section on Bardo alone. He even nearly featured last week. Nevertheless, his best was probably the strike at Villa Park. His first goal for the lads was the start of the fantastic strikes we become accustomed to during his time at the club. However, the surprise element at the time makes this goal standout the most.
Dick Malone v Portsmouth
After some scrappy play in the Sunderland half, the ball fell to Malone, he played a one-two, flicked it past the defender, rounded the on-rushing keeper and finished finely to score this fantastic goal that will forever live on in the memory of many Sunderland supporters.
Patrice Carteron v Newcastle
He only played eight games in his short loan spell at the club, yet he will always be remembered because of this. Set through (and told where to go) by Don Hutchison, the now-manager of Congolese club TP Mazembe slotted the ball past Shay Given to put us into delirium.
Barry Venison v Manchester City
Coming off the bench to replace Joe Hinnigan with less than ten minutes remaining, the then 17-year-old marked his debut with this wonderful 87th minute winner against Manchester City.
Nedum Onuoha v Chelsea
Dribbling around the defending champions, Nedum's unexpected slalom gave the lads a deserved opener in one of the club's greatest victories in recent years. On loan from Manchester City for the season, Nedum kindly left this behind for Sunderland fans to cherish for decades to come. (Unfortunately, the original, better quality video has been blocked).
Stephen Wright v Watford
In a swift counter attack, Wright was set through one-on-one after he got lost up field and finished the chance as if he was a seasoned striker.
There's your lot. Watch and pick your favourite in the poll below.
Next week we pick from goals scored by our centre backs, with strikes from Gary Bennett and Andy Melville, to name a couple, featuring.
Got any standout goals you remember? Leave a comment below or tweet me your suggestions: @djroberts22