Dokko

God what a horrible forum, not the comments, pretty funny (though i doubt this is really threadworthy) the layout and post layout is fuking disgusting.

I really was thinking of doing the same. Could go on forever.

Well there goes my purchase of a half season ticket.

http://rob.nu/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/facepalm9.jpg

Which is what we've been doing all season, now were playing bad drawing at home and losing away.

One too many injuries tbh.

Alex McLiesh Raises Wenger a 'I didn't hear it' Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has slammed Birmingham's fans for chants which he describes as 'atrocious'. Blues fans sang 'There is only one Martin Taylor' after Liam Ridgewell had slid in hard on Theo Walcott during Saturday's game at Emirates Stadium. The chants were in reference to Taylor's infamous challenge on Eduardo some 20 months ago, which broke the Croat's leg. And Wenger was left seething with the reaction of the Birmingham fans. "I was disappointed with the chants, it was frankly atrocious," said. "They will not be remembered for the quality of their taste with that kind of remark. "I didn't say a word, I just thought 'That's low'. "Eduardo was here. I don't know how he felt about the chants. I just put that in the ranks of stupidity - you want to forget it because there's not a lot to say." Blues boss Alex McLeish insisted he did not hear the chanting. "I never heard it," stated McLeish. "I'm not going to discuss it. "We don't condone that kind of thing. Our fans gave us great away support but I wasn't aware of the songs."

He put his everything he had in to the club, but for me it was his attempts to connect with the fans and the club itself that makes me fond of him. Think he'd sell our club very well to potential youngsters.

Another defeat. 1-0

This At least we didn't pay £4m for him and can send him back.

Hopefully its £80m and no debts, but i doubt it.

Reviews: # Rating: 5 out of 5 stars Darren from sunderland Report this Every Game Should Have Them The ball bounces well and can take a good number of hits. Especially if someone is frustrated with it. Usually come in handy on a Saturday afternoon. # Rating: 5 out of 5 stars steve from sunderland Report this GERRIN Love Owt Like This Me! FTM

Did he think everyone would just sit there applaud him and lick his arse for leaving the club in the shit, watching it get relegated and the sale of the club not move forward leaving us in limbo with one of the factors was him having a court case over its head and demanding £25m which would see the club bankrupt? Fuking tool. Hope you are reading this Kev - Welcome to the real world, it's not all roses, you've let us down, you've stabbed us in the back and you will never be forgiven by some. You really are lucky there are a lot of fans living in the past and living in your arse and like yourself put you above this once great club.

Sullivan and Gold got over £80m for Birmingham, both want back in to football, both know what they are doing. Open arms welcome tbh.

Argentina boss Diego Maradona has refused to apologise to the press for his foul-mouthed outburst on live television. The legendary forward guided his country to the World Cup finals in their final group game with victory over Uruguay during the week, after a year of uncertainty and criticism from the press. And the controversial character used his live post-match interview to unleash a sexually-explicit tirade on his critics, for which Fifa have vowed to act on. However, despite the threat of a touchline ban from football's governing body, Maradona has ruled out an apology, only offering his condolences for innocent viewers. "I'm sorry they are saying I'm arrogant, but I'm not going to take back anything I said," Maradona told TyC Sports television. "I have apologised to the ladies, to my mother and all the women who were watching. But to nobody else, because I don't feel I have to apologise to them." Maradona preferred instead to highlight that he has never been seen as a role model and should not be subject of the mass media for his flare-ups. He added: "We have many terrible things in this country - dead people every day, thefts, more poor people every day. "Nobody speaks about that. I'm not a role model. Parents should be role models. I don't want the kids in the country to take me as an example to follow. "What happened in that press conference was my way of releasing some steam."

At least you contemplated it.

Why would that spite him though? He couldn't care less whether we struggle, succeed or wither and die. He does though, because it affects how much money he can claw back. Exactly. Must be mad if you think a NUFC in the Championship next season will be owned my Mike Ashley.

The reason we've dropped 7 easy points in 3 games is not to do with the manager or players, its to do with the fat cunt not buying a squad for us to compete with. He thinks he can get by on scraps and loans, well fuk the fat cunt, if we fall from the top and struggle it will spite the cunt, count my nose firmly cut off and slapped up his face the fat retard.

and quality.

Moyes needs to sort his fucking tactics and subs out. Starting with two defensive mids against an awful side like Wolves at home, then leaving our worst players on for 90mins while others go off. He's a fucking dickhead sometimes. Sounds shite like. Managers, even good ones like Moyes, sometimes leave you thinking WTF?

On the day Sunderland beat Liverpool, we can't even best Forest a Championship yo-yo club Well fuking done lads, pride of the North East n all that gizz.

Always going to lose this one, were shite, got no strike force, defenders are injured and the mid has no shape, no creative, no spark and no backbone. We are there for the taken and are so until at least January.

They could have easily went down last season and be were we are now.

Can't see us getting anything.