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aluminum carbonate formula mass He only got two, didn't he? Cross-shot at the Mackems and one that squirmed in against Atromitos. He could only really score em against Given. Did he not score one at Scunthorpe? Pretty sure he got one away to Crystal Palace too As mentioned above, he got 5, one in Europe, two in the cup and one each in Premier and Championship.

Aye forgot he'd got one in the Championship as well.

Rafa is world class man. Tut! Proper sad bastard.

He scored 4 free kicks for us, out of his total 10 goals. Also remember him hitting the woodwork a couple of times from free kicks, definitely threatened like.

You can tell that business that if they don't stick by your rules then the Football team aren't playing in your competition. Not that it will ever happen, but no reason it couldn't be enforceable in theory.

https://www.nufc.co.uk/news/latest-news/magpies-complete-almiron-signing Undisclosed fee..

Can't wait to see their lifeless bodies hanging at the city gates come Brexit day Almiron's from Paraguay like..

Though the minutes he's played only come to about 7 games to be fair.

I’ve said it before, this could potentially be the first successful MLS to Premier League transfer. Landon Donovan was canny. Didn't Tim Howard also come straight in as well ? I don’t think Donovan was that much of a success really, also I should have specified that I meant outfield players. Clint Dempsey Same as Donovan. Think he was average at best. You expect too much , both are quality starter in EPL, you're not expecting we sign Hazard tier of player rite? Aye, obviously a different type of player but if this guy is as good for us as Clint Dempsey was for Fulham we'll have done pretty well Aye Dempsey was definitely a success like, he didn't look anything special but was very effective from what I remember. Looking back at his stats backs that up with a goal every 3 or so Premier League games for a struggling side.

That's what I thought, moves a bit like him and has that directness and acceleration when he runs with the ball.

Aye Shola was unbelievably bad, first touch was worse than Joselu, link up play was worse and his goals per game in the Premier League was actually a bit worse as well. Getting into the whole giant douche vs turd sandwich thing here though so probably a pointless discussion.

Nope, the person making the decision is shite, human error can not be fixed no matter the technology. Which is exactly why it’s shit. It’s people watching replays, man. So how does that make it shit? It gives the people making decisions the chance to see clearly whats happened so they have the chance to make the right decision. Instead of having to make a decision in a split second view or no view at all. If the person given that chance makes the wrong decision that's not the fault of the technology.. Never mind on second thought, can't be bothered to have this debate. I just can't understand why a technology that cannot possibly hurt as it gives only extra chance to get something right is derided by some people based on the fact that people can still make the wrong decisions, nothing can ever fix people making bad decisions, nothing.

Nope, the person making the decision is shite. All VAR does is make sure the person making the decision always has a good view of the incident, but it can't make people give the correct decision unfortunately.

Do we have Rondon on the bench like? EDIT: Aye see we do, didn't even realise, shows how interested I am in the game..

Change the record man, everyone knows he isn't very good. When he stops playing games, I'll stop mentioning how bad he is. Again you get what you pay for, he plays becsuse we have nobody else. If this was a league game Rondon would be playing. Yep, £5m doesn't even buy a half decent Championship striker these days. As a player he's a failure, but as a £5m signing he's doing, at worst, what you'd expect.

Good ball from Joselu, Murphy at least making runs like, nobody else is doing anything to threaten Watford. Kennedy is invisible as usual.

Oh no, have we failed to sign a left back on loan for a club that doesn't even matter, personally I'm moderately indifferent!

The Euro - US Dollar rate didn't really change immediately after the referendum result. The Pound plummeted. History suggest that there is quite a lot of doubt that the Euro will be equally affected. Please read my post, I said both would drop in relation to other currency's, not that they'd be equally affected. Also perception isn't the same as reality, nothing actually changed in reality after the referendum, only perception. A no deal exit would make actual real world changes on both sides. For instance a 19% drop in the EU's budget, finances speak louder than mere opinion/perception.

The pound will be effected more than the Euro, especially early on. But no deal isn't good for either side, so I've got no doubt they'd both drop in relation to other currencies.

Euro would drop as well on a no deal like. Dollar will be king all of a sudden, except Trump exists so maybe not.

From what I've heard they wont have many staff left to fill them, leaving in their droves because of the new contracts. The store closes at 5pm every night as they don't have enough staff to cover until 9pm. Also lighting is fucking expensive ya know!

In other words he didn't really want to sell, someone has to murder him. Seriously though he's going to end up pushing some fucker over the edge.

Hopefully he continues these ill-fated ventures and is forced to cash in on NUFC sooner rather than later. Last roll of the dice to release some capitol that leads to his ultimate dimise would suffice. Why sell us when it’s a stable and money generating asset during uncertain times with Debenhams and HoF. My worry is that his other ventures not doing so well means he is less likely to want to sell. I’m probably missing something, like. Its not stable when he's running it into the ground and allowing for relegation every year. While he's got plenty of cash he can risk relegation every year for the money he gets when we're in the Premier League. But if he really was in a position where he was on his arse financially he wouldn't be able to afford the risk. I mean if we're really talking about him being in serious financial trouble, then yeah I think he'd cash in and get a nice £200m cash injection.

Can't believe anyone thinks he played ok today. I don't dislike the lad, he's had good games for us, but today he was awful.

Fucking short corner bollocks man, we score our one goal direct from a corner then keep trying short ones...