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http://fotosa.ru/stock_photo/Zefa%20RF/p_2413546.jpg http://www.cohassetsoccer.com/images/cms/j0316848.jpg dont know what i find more immpresive, the fact he stared a centre kick into the net, or the fact he converted the star segments on the ball to pentagons. to both of you

Fabregas is a great player, and without him Arsenal would/will be nothing. However, he's a fucker. He's an arrogant twat. You guys surely havnt missed that?

Are we only talkng Newcastle games, otherwse World Cup Semi-final Brazil Turkey in 2002 was great. Wll never forget that or the match afterwards that I watched on telly

Mourinho just outmourinhoed them. Put all attackers on and scored. That's not outmourinhoing though! Madrid keeps its record of never winning at San Siro. (always looking at the bright side, irrelevant game anyway) Whatever But I wonder, did Allegri lose them two points or did Mourinho win them one point? I feel Allegri made bad decisions, especially the one taking pato out and putting Ambrosini on even if they scored three minutes later.

Mourinho just outmourinhoed them. Put all attackers on and scored.

Eat your hat!

Offside with 3 metres

Hahah Inzaghi!

Allegri showing competence there. Take Pato off. I just hope Real score a couple now.

Would never guess you were of a Brazilian persuasion, like. Hey, I'm not the only one, the swedish commentary agrees with me at least. It's not because I'm Brazilian that I think so, don't forget I want Zlatan off the pitch and im born in Sweden after all and a swedish citizen oto.

Fuckin shit Milan have an awful manager. How come Ronaldinho is taken off when Zlatan should be taken off, and how come Inzaghi is put on when Robinho should be put on. ANd hey, Inzaghi just scored, nevermind.

The thing is I never refer myself to a geordie, but it's not like if someone says, 'you're a dirty geordie' I will say 'But I'm not a geordie'. I'd say but atleast I'm not mackem or cockney. (When talking about football of course) Anyways, this topic seems really divided between people. I'll keep calling any Sunderland supporter a Sad Mackem b******.

With Brazil building for 2014 and Maicon being older than Dani Alves don't blame them. true, but he's not good enough right now. Nothing with age to do, after all Ronaldinho just got his spot back for the next friendly against Argentina.

maicon is having problem getting back in the Brazilian national squad. He's clearly a shadow of himself compared to the World Cup.

Was that not 6-2 or am i getting my games muddled up? The game I saw was 4-2. Was the season 2003/2004. think it might have been 2004. Shearer scored twice, and Bellamy and Dyer scored . Bramble had the match of his life too, never lost a header.

Only been to one NUFC match, but 4-2 against Everton I think it was 2003, and at halftime i took a picture and talked to Hugo Viana. Was seating behind the bench perfect view of the whole match.

Link up well with AC and score goals? I would book a trip to specsavers, clear penalty SO. MUCH. FAIL. in that post its actually unreal and these are actually our own supporters I'd expect to see something similar on RTG To be fair I said this season, not this match. Simpson does it too often, waits for Barton to track down rather than put pressure on the winger. This will cost us goals and point as he gives time for the winger to put in a decent cross.

In other words, would it be wrong to call a Sunderland supporter not born in Wearside a sad mackem bastard then?

Adopted or not, is it wrong for one to call himself a Geordie when it comes to football? I mean if someone comes up to you and ask you what team you support and you answer (proudly) Newcastle, and he answers back oh so you're a geordie, what should my response than be? No, im ''swedish/italian/german or w/e other nationality''. Is that the correct way to approach it? So me being a Newcastle supporter and not being born in Newcastle should NEVER call myself a geordie? I'm not saying it's wrong, I just would never refer to you as a Geordie. I'm not making out like being a Geordie is like being a part of some elitist group, it's just the way I see it.

Adopted or not, is it wrong for one to call himself a Geordie when it comes to football? I mean if someone comes up to you and ask you what team you support and you answer (proudly) Newcastle, and he answers back oh so you're a geordie, what should my response than be? No, im ''swedish/italian/german or w/e other nationality''. Is that the correct way to approach it? So me being a Newcastle supporter and not being born in Newcastle should NEVER call myself a geordie?

I'm wondering, is it wrong of me and other Newcastle supporters who are not born in Newcastle or have any connection to Newcastle apart from the football club to call themselves Geordie from a footballing perspective? Is it wrong to call a Sunderland supporter a Mackem, well Sad Mackem Bastard when he/she isn't born in the Wearside? This all from a football perspective, I mean a German from Munich wouldn't say he's a Geordie from Newcastle. Please enlighten me with your thoughts.

re-watching it right now

And against Stoke we conceded when he was subbed.

Thanks to this match we're now 7th, with 19 goals scored, 4th most in the Premiership and 6 goal more than the 5th team which is City. That's impressive. (i know 11 came from two matches but w/e)