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Dunno if they'll email me, with me not applying through email

They do look like a bunch of cunts with previous for selling tickets they don't actually have http://www.facebook.com/groups/115908031775254/ http://www.reviewcentre.com/reviews247322.html http://www.onlineticketexpress.org/

Unless someone from the Brugge side of things is corrupt. I reckon its Newcastle fans with 75+ points who have no intention of going and just trying to make money Looks like you can order up to 20 tickets though

Pretty much dreading this. Sure the first pint in the Strawberry at 9am before getting the metro to the Darkside will calm my nerves.

My seat number is 2, wonder if that means I'll be right next to the unwashed

By reading the article All those over 75 points have tickets. When I rang the box office they said it was 'subject to satisfactory travel plans having been presented'. Hope my travel plans were satisfactory then!

Excellent, hopefully that means both of us who've applied with over 75 have got them. How do we find out again?

Wonder if Thomas Cook cancelling the flight was them calling the club's bluff?

Hope my 93 points are enough for a ticket. May be the only one out of 5 of us who gets one mind!

Considering how quickly we sold off the NEWCASTLE UNITED letters, on eBay non-the-less, it is a bit suspicious that we held onto these ones even when a buyer made an offer http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tyne-17143505

http://www.readytogo.net/smb/showthread.php?t=736409 Tries to get bite from visiting Mags Causes 6 pages of mackems having to grudgingly concede what a fucking brilliant player he was.

According to RTG he never lost one. Although Villa's squad probably cost three times more than Birmingham and West Brom's combined and I don't know for how much of his reign they were in the same division. Wasn't Arty in charge when Enckleman let that throw in. I thought that as well, had to google it before posting. Turns out that was 10(!) years ago, and Graeme Taylor was in charge.

According to RTG he never lost one. Although Villa's squad probably cost three times more than Birmingham and West Brom's combined and I don't know for how much of his reign they were in the same division.

Both 'class' and '9-1' only entered the Mackem lexicon after they were absolutely harrowed by the 5-1, about 10 minutes after they'd been sure our relegation meant it was their turn for an extended period of dominance. Going into this match they were still sure we were a championship level yo-yo club and were relishing the prospect of demolishing us. All of that crumbled in 90 minutes and they desperately needed to clutch at a straw to beat us with, however flaccid. I don't think any of them genuinely think their club is seen as 'classy' by neutrals or even classier than ours, or that anyone outside of Wearside (or even in Wearside pre-2010) knows or cares that Sunderland beat us 9-1 in an age where football was so different that the modern offside rule didn't exist and Newcastle were winning the league. The reason it seems so bizarre is that it's a collective expression if one of the stages of post traumatic stress

http://pbs.twimg.com/media/A5P5Qs5CMAAfAik.jpg

Think the police have probably told them we're all turning up in England shirts with shaved heads and doc martens, swinging bar stools and shouting 'Oo are yah'. Probably thought it would be cheaper to cancel our rooms than compensate innocent tourists killed and maimed in the melee and rebuild the hotel from the rubble.

Stephane Sessegnon is hoping his next experience of the Wear-Tyne derby will go better than his last, when he saw red. http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11661/8166263/

How much do you charge per hour to your, uh, clients?

Ah, it's half the fun man. The entire journey there makes you feel like a child murderer on your way to court.

How do they know when the deadline for 75+ points was only today?

Seriously though, sounds like the Belgian police are shitting it and going about this completely the wrong way. Did Birmingham give them trouble when they were over there or something? If they think people are just going to shrug their shoulders, cancel their work leave and chuck their £110 Eurostar tickets in the bin because they've tried to make it difficult, they're going to be disappointed. Makes me think they're going to try and be proper zero-tolerance as well, this is going to be the match where I get nicked for nothing and get a life club ban isn't it It's not rocket science, it's easier to control 7,000 fans when they're in the stadium, not when they're in the home end, outside trying to buy tickets from touts and in bars. No-one is going over there looking for trouble, but if there's a bar full of half Brugge and half Newcastle fans who've been drinking right through the game, there's a last minute goal and half the pub go into mental celebrations, of course there's going to be more of a chance of trouble than in a segregated stadium.

They really don't want us to be there, do they? Way to make a guy feel welcome.

Depends if you include Coldplay.

And yet no Krul, Taylor, Santon, Colo, Jonas.....well, I'm struggling to see his logic. Perhaps someone from the Sunderland division of the EDL could explain? http://www.readytogo.net/smb/showthread.php?t=735587#ixzz290eX7sOs Single somebody out. Picks multiple players. They all look the same to mackems man. The mushroom village from the Smurfs has a higher level of racial diversity than Pennywell.

I am often known to prowl in such places!