Greg

you forgot us Better?

Tonights games; UEFA Cup Everton v Fiorentina PSV v Tottenham Barclays Premier League Aston Villa v Middlesbrough Chelsea v Derby Portsmouth v Birmingham Come on Villa, Pompey and PSV!!

Bailed again till the 23rd April. from the bbc Premiership footballer Joey Barton has appeared in court charged with assault and affray in Liverpool. The 25-year-old, who plays for Newcastle United, was arrested in the early hours of 27 December following a night out with friends and family. The charges relate to a row outside a McDonald's restaurant. Mr Barton, of Foxbank Close, Widnes, appeared at Liverpool Magistrates' Court where he was bailed to appear at Liverpool Crown Court on 23 April. His brother Andrew Barton, 19, of Widnes, and friend Nadine Wilson, 27, of Childwall, Liverpool, were also arrested after the incident. Andrew Barton, who is also charged with assault occasioning actual bodily harm, and Miss Wilson, who is charged with common assault and affray, also appeared at Liverpool Magistrates' Court. They were both bailed to appear at Liverpool Crown Court on 23 April.

can't you do quotes or explain yourself properly ? Read his original post again, then read the post where he quoted his original post. State what has changed apart from the bolding of some text.

Whoooooooo

13 each I think.

11 points from 20 games since we beat Spurs in October, we've been fucking shite since then.

We'd be in a very similar position, we had some very easy games under Allardyce and we were shit, now we've had to play some of the harder games it's no surprise we're doing even worse.

So Butt has the yellow shirt and Keegan has stolen Kenny Wharton's trousers!

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1pm kick off on police advice.

They've fixed it now anyway.

http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/nufc/newcastle-united-news/2008/03/05/toon-spy-on-russian-ace-72703-20105549/ Toon spy on Russian ace Mar 5 2008 by Alan Oliver, Evening Chronicle NEWCASTLE United will run the rule over Russia’s versatile Andrei Arshavin in Saturday’s crucial Euro 2008 qualifier with Israel in Tel Aviv. The game could decide whether or not England will be going to the finals in Switzerland and Austria next June and fans will be glued to their TVs on Saturday night. United will be represented – and their eyes will be on the 26-year-old Arshavin, who plays for Zenit St Petersburg. These are not the best of days for United fans, but they will be comforted by the fact that Sam Allardyce has already made his plans for when the transfer window opens again in January. Big Sam has a number of targets, and the Chronicle can reveal that while he may not be top of the list, Arshavin is most definitely on it. He is Zenit St Petersburg’s top player and they would want in the region of £7m for him. And it’s easy to see just why Allardyce will dispatch his top scouts to watch Arshavin in Tel Aviv. He can actually play in four roles – as a deep-lying forward, an out-and-out winger, an attacking midfielder and as a back-up striker, and he is just the type of player United need. His versatility is further highlighted by the fact he was voted the best right-sided midfielder in Russia six years ago, and in 2004 and 2005 he got the nod as the best shadow striker – and last year he was named as Russia’s Player of the Year. A Premier League club’s European scout told me today: “Arshavin has superb pace, he is a great dribbler with the ball, he has vision and technique, and his passing is second to none.” Arshavin has been in the Russian national team for the past five years, and he led his country out in the Euro qualifier with Estonia back in March. He has scored 11 goals in his 25 matches for Zenit St Petersburg this term – and goals are something United need. Their last three have been made up of two own goals, courtesy of Michael Duberry and Sol Campbell, and Saturday’s fluke from James Milner at Sunderland. But United also have problems at the other end of the field and, after watching that shambolic defending when Danny Higginbotham nodded Sunderland in front on Saturday, it is clear that Allardyce is no closer to sorting out his back four. That’s why, while he is not exactly a fans’ favourite, Allardyce will be glad to have the experienced Stephen Carr available again. And he was one of the reasons for yesterday’s behind-closed-doors match with St Mirren at the training ground.

Always been like that tbh!

Mark Pembridge played for Benfica as well Souness signed him instead of Deco who then went and signed for Porto!

Could this not have gone in http://www.newcastle-online.com/nufcforum/index.php?topic=50528.0 ?

What for? Not stealing. Bloke in the row in front was winding me up, calling me a fat bastard etc for some reason so I grabbed him by the throat and told him to shut the fuck up. We were both mortal, and were both ejected.

Got thrown out of Anfield.

Did his wife kick off in the gift shop? "Do you know who I am?!" Good job there isn't a local Tesco!

Where is he whinging? He's just stating the obvious to be honest.

Fuck it then, we should ignore the fact he scored 19 goals last season for us because we played against 'paper-mache teams'. Idiot Like I said he scored 4 against shit European teams, the rest were against Premiership sides and AZ.

Not true tbh, he only scored 4 of his 17 against shit teams in Europe.

Why? From the regular reserve watchers I haven't heard many good things about him - a distant fourth in line behind Krul. And who knows, perhaps young Soderberg can take advantage of Foster's absence from the reserve team to stake a claim to that "fourth choice" slot... There are those who would suggest Taylor has some responsibilty for us being an "awful team" at the moment... Fraser Forster has actually come on a great deal in the last 12 months and has put in some brilliant performances for the stiffs but to be honest I'd just stick with Harper and let him see out the season. Soderberg is some distance behind Forster at this moment in time.

We've been out there before tbh and the Premier League is massive over there so it's more than possible that we will be looking to go out there.