Dokko

We cannot afford not to give him our support right now, he could make a difference if he's in the right mood.

Martin's reaction when Carroll's 6ft blonde stunner he pulled last night comes to training turns out to be a man.

I think Joe dont rate either of the Spics

Taken to the guy, not in it for himself which makes a change, not bothered about the contracts, the money or having to work to constraints like the rest of the working world, doesn't act like a Diva but in saying all that, i wouldn't want him permanent, but would like to see him stay in a coaching capacity or assistant for possibly Shearer to finally take control.

Has the cunt apologised yet? Bastard wants sacking, prick. Fooking fuming about this, woke up at 5am this morning pissed off with this, guess i've got that feeling for the rest of the day then.

Should have brought Enrique on and shut up shop.

Any particular reason why? He only cares about holidays and himself, we can do better. I wouldn't trust Keegan to look after Sunday dinner, he'd have a fit when the spuds boiled over and run down the street in his kegs slapping himself in the face shouting 'it's not my fault'.

Before last nights game Hull had more points on the board than NUFC, Citeh & the Spuds put together, now they are a point behind....slipping.

Clearout of the old setup, new regime, Shearer in charge of buying and selling as well as the usual shite keep JFK on as his assistant tell Keegan to take a long walk off a bottling peer, sounds good to me.

Hope the ref accidently slits his cock in three. why only three? NHS. were paying. Incorrect,a tackle from behind=you pay the bill. Doubt it, im a student i dont pay tax.

Hope the ref accidently slits his cock in three. why only three? NHS. were paying.

I've seen Americans shocked at less.

If not expect someone to be shot.

Hope the ref accidently slits his cock in three.

We only got one you tit. Agreed. You're a tit!! Most people from Whitley Bay are!!! I'm not from Whitley Bay cunt features.

We only got one you tit. Agreed.

Its a shame we don't get more ref's dying in horrible accidents. I'm all for it myself.

Hope the ref crashes his car into the Citeh bus on the way home, problem being is the Robinho is sucking the cunt off on the back seat so logistically there's a huge problem.

Taylor held his composure, what a cunt for not getting sent off eh?

Don't agree with him about the JK rant (and that opinion should be held by anyone who's posted in this thread: http://www.newcastle-online.com/nufcforum/index.php?topic=48889.0) or the questioning of Xisco & Nacho's ability, not really helping there.

Manchester City travel to Newcastle United in the Premier League on Monday night hoping to inflict more misery on their hosts. The recent off-field fortunes of the two clubs could not be in greater contrast as the Toon remain in a state of turmoil while City continue to live the high life. On the final day of the summer transfer window, St James' Park was awash with shock rumours that then manager Kevin Keegan had resigned, while the City of Manchester Stadium was anticipating a big-money takeover from the Abu Dhabi United Group. Since the start of September, both stories have become reality to place City among the financial elite of the footballing world and leave Newcastle wondering what can possibly happen next. The 19th-placed Magpies are up for sale and interim boss Joe Kinnear has yet to record a victory since taking over at the end of last month. Boost And the former Wimbledon, Luton and Nottingham Forest boss is unlikely to have wished for free-scoring City, who have netted 15 times in their last six outings in all competitions, to come calling as he looks for his first three-point haul. Kinnear's task becomes even tougher when it is remembered he will be forced to do without star striker Michael Owen, who sustained a groin strain in training at the end of last week. Midfielder Joey Barton will not play against his former club as he serves the final game of his six-match ban, and Mark Viduka and Alan Smith remain absent. However, Newcastle could be boosted by the return of winger Jonas Gutierrez, who has recovered fitness since fracturing his collarbone in Argentina's World Cup qualifier against Peru six weeks ago, and Habib Beye (Achilles) could also feature. Meanwhile, City boss Mark Hughes will be missing midfielder Martin Petrov after the Bulgarian damaged knee ligaments during the international break and defender Pablo Zabaleta is suspended. However, British record transfer signing Robinho should feature after fears that the Brazilian ace had suffered a long-term injury while representing his country proved unnecessary. Possible starting XIs Newcastle: Given, Enrique, Taylor, Coloccini, N'Zogbia, Geremi, Butt, Guthrie, Duff, Xisco, Ameobi. Man City: Hart, Ben Haim, Garrido, Dunne, Richards, Kompany, Elano, Ireland, Robinho, Wright- Phillips, Jo

Weird, but so am I. Think (sorry to admit) it has a lot to do with heaping more misery on Tottenham if possible than the prospect of us being able to beat Citeh at home. Praying we get a win, would really kick start the season, or at least keep us in contention with other decent teams having poor starts.

His biggest problem is that his heart is made of glass and is the size of a pea.

Where's he going to go though? I can't see any team wanting to pay him what we do a week. He's also recently shown he still gets the odd injury. Apart from Man City I can't see any other options (and who knows if they'd want him). He doesn't want to go abroad again. I can't see any of the 'big 4' wanting him. Man Utd will be getting Owen for free. That's whats most probably going to happen, unfortunately. Nil chance. Citeh & the Spuds in a battle for him in the winter window. Can see us getting close to double figures for him as well due to their desperation. One thing we know for sure it that it is very unlikely that he will sign a new contract with us. He's definitely leaving. He always was.

Where's he going to go though? I can't see any team wanting to pay him what we do a week. He's also recently shown he still gets the odd injury. Apart from Man City I can't see any other options (and who knows if they'd want him). He doesn't want to go abroad again. I can't see any of the 'big 4' wanting him. Man Utd will be getting Owen for free. That's whats most probably going to happen, unfortunately. Nil chance. Citeh & the Spuds in a battle for him in the winter window. Can see us getting close to double figures for him as well due to their desperation.