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Just the new owners trying to tighten things up I think.

A mate of mine who's a Spurs fan said to me last night "What do you think of Spurs fans on the internet?" I just gave him a knowing look and he immediately said "Yeah, dicks, aren't they."

WBA fans are getting quite excited by the prospect of Cardiff going bust because it would cost us 6 points and Forest 4, whereas they'd lose no points as it stands (They lost to them once and play them again on Tuesday). Plus us and Forest still have to play each other. If West Brom lose on Tuesday we might need to have a bit of a cushion in order to not worry about Cardiff suddenly imploding with two games to go and changing everything.

You can also buy the Forest match and their Milwall FA Cup replay, think they do one for most wins.

Can't be worse than some of the penis-wielding whistlers we've encountered.

What are they going to do for those 7 days, buy scratchcards?

I think the majority of football fans would feel sorry for any club who goes under. I'd feel sorry for the Mackems, no doubt. Southampton fans don't seem to have much sympathy, going off their message boards considering what they went through in the summer you'd think they'd have sympathy but then again maybe pompey fans were not so kind back then I imagine after their fall from the glory days of Le Tissier, seeing their local rivals playing good football in the top tier and winning the FA Cup they've felt pretty down-trodden for a while, not surprised to see them relish it.

Problem is, now the 'experiment' of playing positive football away from home appears to have failed I wonder if we'll see anything other than 4-5-1 away from St Jame's for the rest of the season.

I think the majority of football fans would feel sorry for any club who goes under. I'd feel sorry for the Mackems, no doubt. Southampton fans don't seem to have much sympathy, going off their message boards

Couldn't put a date on my first game I went to with my dad, think I was 8 or 9 which would make it 89/90. Can't remember who we played but it was 0-0 and I spent most of the game reading a Transformers comic. Asked if we could leave at half time and my dad just laughed. He obviously didn't take a hint because we started going regularly not long after and as far as I know we still sit in those seats in the east stand today. Remember getting Jim Smith's autograph on a stadium tour or something not long after that. Never made any decision to become a Newcastle fan, it was just taken as read.

Weren't Man United pretty shit in the years after he first joined Spurs though? Seem to remember spurs were a top 4 club in the late 80s/early 90s and Man U were scrapping around mid-table. Anyway, sorry Gazza like but you've had plenty of second, third, fourth and fifth chances

Could he not just say the guy he hit slagged off Phil Collins or something and be let off on the grounds of severe provocation?

Surely if you're stupid enough to throw a bin up in the air in a crowded concourse then you have to accept the possibility that it's going to brain someone on the way down. If the guy did actually try and header it hw might have thought it was an inflatable or something if he didn't imagine people are stupid enough to hoss bins up int he air for a laugh.

It's what several sources are saying though, that he tried to header the bin. My understanding is that when you 'header' something that the object in question is usually in the air and that bins normally reside on the ground. So who or what caused the bin to be in mid-air when he decided he was going to header it?

What was the bin doing in the air in the first place? Or did he flick it up first? What kind of bin was it, the only ones I've seen in grounds are those big black plastic ones. My mind's a bit boggled as to how you "header a bin".

"Your sapport is fackin shit"

Well I'd heard it and it seemed that the pubs and coppers had heard it as well because Whitley was swarming with coppers on Friday daytime and pretty much every pub had doorstaff on last night and friday, even ones I've never seen hire bouncers in my life

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They can get decent results against the top four. Well, three of them. It's just the other 17 teams they have trouble with.

Booing at the stadium of light. Unless they're shouting "Bruuuuuuuce"

Mackems must be getting a bit nervous without a win in 11 games and seeing Hull take 4 points off Chelsea and Man City...

Moses starts on the bench for Wigan

Sure I'll get a slapped wrist for it, but I couldn't resist bumping this thread on hotukdeals with a dickhead Cardiff fan on it.

According to George Caulkin on Twitter we've now gone 15 league games unbeaten, beating a club record stretching back to 1950.

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