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There's quite a difference between Bank Lending and Pay Day Loans. Not according to Sharia law which doesn't allow profit on loans. Sunday Sun says "Religious and moral grounds", which seems perfectly reasonable to me. A Catholic player might have a problem being sponsored by an abortion provider but let it slide if they were sponsored by Boots, even though they sell condoms. I'm not seeing this whole 'gotcha' stuff about the fact he wore a Virgin Money top. People pointed out issues like this potentially arising due to having a morally repugnant sponsor when the deal was struck and it was written off as scaremongering.

Wonga aren't really comparable to just any other bank, in many countries their business model is illegal and would get them locked up as loan sharks.

What a shit kit, where's the randomly coloured piping? Where's the white gap for the sponsor to go in? How come the cuffs are the same colour all the way around? Why are the stripes all the same size and shape, where are the spikes and haphazard triangles? Is there even the club name on the back of the collar? How will I know which team I support?

£10m http://soccerwithoutlimits.com/newcastle-united-transfer-special-is-demba-ba-set-to-make-a-sensational-10m-return/27979/#1cEbzOXABI0r1EQU.99 First article comment

I've emailed NUFCblog a puma and linked a thread on their shirt to Uruguay.

that was fucking quick setting fire to a shirt with a tribute for the 96 on . I got it.

Bit harsh, he's ugly enough without having boiling water chucked on his face.

OK, where the fuck to start with this. I'll leave the obvious, the blue stripe nonsense, the blackboard on the back, the cup-cake decoration crest, that's all a given. What are those vampire fangs on the neck supposed to be? What are those triangles pointing in at the waist, a printing error? How come the black stipe on the outside of the sleeve goes all the way to the bottom, but the black stripe on the inside stops at the cuff? In fact, what the fuck is going on with those franken-cuffs in general, it looks like two kits have been sewn together. Were the blue stripes down the side drawn free-hand with an icing gun? Is that the Spiderman/PlayStation font they've used for NUFC on the back?

The rules remind me of one of those puzzles where you've got to get wolves and sheep across a river on a raft. "No, sorry, you left Gazza and Ketsbia alone together in 2013 while you went back for 1997 Shearer and when you returned the resulting drink and violence binge had levelled the city. Play again Y/N?"

Actually think it'll be the other way "We don't deserve him because the club owners didn't back him enough, the Premier League, English fans and the FA forced him out, England doesn't deserve him"

I like it when snow falls off the roof and hits a steward.

Dunno if it's even worth updating a thread title for something from goal.com, but their article is the current story on this, with it being referenced by David Gold.

This news website, I guess. http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2892/transfer-zone/2013/05/28/4009047/carroll-to-reject-15m-west-ham-move-fight-for-liverpool?ICID=PP_14616

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The EPL is fucking shit if this is true. It's not. http://i.imgur.com/dfZZS1N.png Our -27 GD in those last 15 games is also only bested by Reading.

You can't have stability without ability.

I certainly don't expect to be top 10 next season.

Nearly getting relegated isn't stability, even if you do it by sticking with a failing manager. Don't think he'll last the season to be honest, this just means we'll sack him with no replacement

http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/newcastle-united-stick-alan-pardew-4004833?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

Players may have an issue with being chided for appearing in an embarrassing photo by someone who has a whole album worth of pictures of himself in pubs and on pitches doing nazi fucking salutes.

NUFC Goal of the Season - avoid relegation

If Pardew was sacked Wenger would have been in charge longer than all other Premier League managers put together.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/sunderland/9918903/QPR-v-Sunderland-manager-Martin-ONeill-says-alcohol-is-good-for-team-building.html Bit of a shock going straight from that attitude to Di Canio's

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Better?