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That cant possibly be Newcastle, its sunny.

By implication supporting the team i.e. attending games, buying merchandise also automatically supports the Ashley regime. Sorry to say it, he knows most people will turn up no matter what and is using it to his advantage. Until people stop going he will never change. This bollocks about supporting the team but not the regime just doesn't wash, its just an excuse to not admit that you cant live without going to the game.

Oh if only.... no such luck ... how come Man City got all the luck and we get ....... the barrow boy.

TBF it could be the best move he's made since he arrived. I don't know and neither do you. Does it matter who the manager is when you have a paper thin squad like ours? The best manager in the world would be struggling with both centre halves out, both centre midfielders out and our winger breaking a leg as soon as we get him. Once you get these injuries, its plain we dont have a squad at all, and that is something which everyone was saying for the last 2 years!!

Jesus, well we couldnt get much more unpopular than we already are.

I usually agree with you with everything HTT but not on this one MON is great manager and we are lucky if we get him. The matter of fact is there is no chance of us getting him. IMO he is similar to KK in personality so it would never work.

So a keegan and wise sequel. Hughton was a yes man so they thought, but even he drew a line in the sand and once you disagree with Lambias you can say bye-bye to your job. No one but a total and utter puppet can do this job..... why doesnt the odious cockney C**t bag do the job himself, smug little cretin?

Is he still alive?

Ashley/LambsArse wanted Beardlsey as new assistant manager, Hughton disagreed..... no one appointed, results dip and there is only one winner.

Can we definitively say now that Santa is not in fact a Geordie?

Like an Irish version of KK, at the slightest sign of adversity he'd be off...... a PERFECT fit!

No s*** sherlock

Apparently Pardew used to buy shell suits from Fat Ashley's barrow in the East End.

I have a feeling Ranger has thrown his toys out of the pram anyway, since he was relegated from the 1st team squad.

Only 10 million? ;D

Have a look at the selection/tactics. That's usually the problem. Well the last time we played a really attacking formation away to Derby we got humped. Seems the way we line up away from home is the only one that gets points in the bag even though it is far from pretty.

Atmosphere???

Read the first post in this thread. He gets a little touchy about this sort of thing.

He's a right t*** when commentating on our games. Just plain clueless. I thought with Dublin it was always Vinnie Jones on top???

I'm looking for Carroll to punch his way through the defence tonight.

You can never tell, hopefully we go for it and don't just think we will win by default. I've seen these ones go horribly wrong before. First 10 mins should be telling as to whether the lads are up for it.

Surely the title of this thread should be " Not Braking News: John Terry runs over Chelsea security guard and breaks his leg"?

Who would you pick instead of the two-time transfer requesting, ship jumping prick? Why is he 'ship jumping'? It's not like he's a Newcastle fan, he saw a better offer and left, as most players do. He probably had some decent offers during his time but decided to stay put. He was solid for us and never gave anything less than 100%; I don't understad why some football fans think that players with no connection to a club have some sort of loyalty to stay the?re. Would you commit yourself to your current employer for life? So he's a quitter. Again, who would you pick instead? Not at all, again, are you going to stay in the same job all of your life? Even if one came up allowing you greater satisfaction and more money? Given has no loyalty to Newcastle at all, it's a totally differnet situation to someone like Rooney. I wouldn't pick anyone instead, because I think the 'quitter' part of the title is ridiculous, and I think we've actually had excellent keepers throughout the time I've supported the club. He was under CONTRACT and basically was saying he wouldn't play for us again, more or less on strike and forcing us to sell him. I loved him as a player but this outrageous behaviour means I'll not be welcoming him. He should have seen out the season and we would have sold him anyway. Imagine if the club decided to tear up the contracts of some of the highly paid wasters, the players would be in uproar. Funny how it's OK when the shoe is on the other foot. What a load of bollocks, At the time the whole team was up for sale. NUFC said he was for sale for 14 mil City offered 5, Given said he wanted to talk to them, City offered 5.8 we accepted, there was no strike and he didnt say he wouldnt play for us again.. we didnt have to accept 5.8. "Shay feels compelled to consider his position in the light of the interest being expressed in him by Manchester City, Arsenal and Tottenham." How can someone under contract "consider" their position? What does that mean? The only time a player should be able to do any considering is when the contract is up.

Who would you pick instead of the two-time transfer requesting, ship jumping prick? Why is he 'ship jumping'? It's not like he's a Newcastle fan, he saw a better offer and left, as most players do. He probably had some decent offers during his time but decided to stay put. He was solid for us and never gave anything less than 100%; I don't understad why some football fans think that players with no connection to a club have some sort of loyalty to stay the?re. Would you commit yourself to your current employer for life? So he's a quitter. Again, who would you pick instead? Not at all, again, are you going to stay in the same job all of your life? Even if one came up allowing you greater satisfaction and more money? Given has no loyalty to Newcastle at all, it's a totally differnet situation to someone like Rooney. I wouldn't pick anyone instead, because I think the 'quitter' part of the title is ridiculous, and I think we've actually had excellent keepers throughout the time I've supported the club. He was under CONTRACT and basically was saying he wouldn't play for us again, more or less on strike and forcing us to sell him. I loved him as a player but this outrageous behaviour means I'll not be welcoming him. He should have seen out the season and we would have sold him anyway. Imagine if the club decided to tear up the contracts of some of the highly paid wasters, the players would be in uproar. Funny how it's OK when the shoe is on the other foot.

Millions of reasons, and each one with the queens face on it. Absolutely.... and here he is bleating that he wont make the World Cup..... too right ... he's been s**t for years and lived off former glories. God only knows what he cost us but it was over 30 million pounds (fee plus salary). Crazy when you think we buy 1 million valuation players now haggle over the fee!