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To be clear, I'm not talking about those not good enough. We have plenty of those. The ones I'm highlighting for special condemnation are the ones who are good enough, yet didn't have the stones or decency to actually do it.
The ones who, actually, went the other way and showed this club and us fans a disgraceful level of disrespect.
Moyes debate aside, these are the real seven shits of Sunderland's season.
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Lamine Kone
You know what properly makes Kone a total shit? It's fact we KNOW he can do it. He's shown he can do it. Apparently though, he can only be arsed to do it when he's trying to get a bigger contract out of the club and he'll happily piss on it the second he has it.
Adnan Januzaj
Here's a player that has all the ability in the world yet plays every game like a personal Wizard Of Oz tribute: no heart, no courage, no brain, aimlessly wandering down needlessly winding paths searching for fanciful magic that was never realistic, all whilst in a constant dreamy semi-comatose state.
Jack Rodwell
He's a double shit, really. Retiring at 24 is shitty enough, but to actively do it and not bother to tell your employer so you can still steal their money, that's doubly shit.
Jason Denayer
Suspiciously missing against Bournemouth then suspiciously 'injured' first chance he got against Swansea. Suspiciously shitty. Tough not to wonder what other shitty things he's been doing all season too.
Darron Gibson
What kind of a character, we asked ourselves, happily pisses away the peak years of his career never playing at Everton? A really shitty one, is the answer we since received.
Victor Anichebe
Prattled on all season on social media about how important the club is to him yet, a two week spell aside, always absent when it actually mattered, and very quick to make his excuses and exit against Bournemouth.
Fabio Borini
He might have been trying, but the fact that is even debatable is a disgrace. Regardless of the answer, the nature of his celebration of the equaliser against West Ham was very shitty and selfish - and that was the best thing he did all season.