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Comolli?

I thought that was Eminem.

Yes he paid off debt, which then meant his company didn't have to pay interest payments and also increased the value of his asset. However he's never shown that he'll actually put in his own money for transfers.

Nonsense, we're very much a global brand, constantly in the news (wether for positive or negative its exposure) and a very well known team in the most famous Football league on the planet. Financially we're in a far better position then most and with Football going the way it is Newcastle United is an asset which will increase in value even in the bad times. Something which will be made abundantly clear when Ashley makes a profit on the club while its in crisis and during a recession!

Now they're all trying to justify it by saying that if that happened outside of the area it would be a free kick so "I suppose it must be a penalty then". Not one of them has the decency to just admit that it was a poor decision that went their way, too far up there own arses.

Commentators said 'he made the most of it' and that Gerrard 'jumped into him more than anything' How is it that no-one in the media mentions it? When you JUST heard them! On the fence comments like "He made the most of it" are hardly the same as actually calling it like it is and saying he dived is it?

Hamman: "Definite penalty", you hook nosed fucking prick!

For kicking the ball away, in open play!!

"Gerard saves the day", yeah what a great dive that was to save the day

Pathetic, completely pathetic.

I don't know where to begin with this toilet paper of an article. Given wants to move to get away from a club who are in crisis and join a successful club so he's going to the Spuds? The team currently bottom of the table who have more false dawns then anyone else in Football.. You couldn't make this shit up, well no one with at least 50 brain cells could anyway. The claim that Ashley wants to sell all the star players before the sale goes through is equally moronic.. I'm sure he'd like too, but there's no way in hell any new owner will be prepared to agree to Ashley selling their future assets while they're in the process of paying £300 million for them.. The "club insider" quotes that every paper uses when they're making an article up just tops it off. Obviously the recent run of form we've shown has scared the press into action again, "better try to disrupt Newcastle quick!"

Its amazing what one win does. Everyone was pulling there hair out off the Sunderlando defeat and the manner in which we conceeded possetion to WBA. Not everyone, quite a few though. No he didn't mention bids, he said several interested parties.

Just how much have results gone against us.. Goal was offside as well.

Being a cockney has less to do with it then him being a greasy conceited gobshite.

Second that. Still though, if Ashley's staying he needs to learn from the Spurs' chairman, and he needs to invest superheavy. I can't see that happening. It's such a tragic situation... I'm lost for words. So I have to stick with my "Ashley out"... I'd say that learning from the Spuds was the problem to begin with. They haven't invested super heavy either, not this season anyway. They threatened to but then that's all they ever do. No I definitely think we should look to learn from anyone but the Spuds.

I dont really think someone losing a match gives cause to hate someone! I very much doubt he hates Allardyce because of one result. No doubt he hates him because of how he made the team play in that game and how indicative it was of his entire time here.

How did he do well for us? Serious question. All he did IMO was make people dread watching the team as well as dragging us down towards relegation. I'd say that the time Allardyce was here is the only time as a Newcastle fan were I've been made to feel utterly hopeless about the team, as if we had no chance what so ever of winning a game. Also yes the Football has been far more attractive since he's gone, but then the ball being passed successfully from one player to the other once on the ground is enough to make the Football more attractive then under Allardyce.

Agree completely. What pushed the fans over the edge IMO was the complete and utter lack of communication from the club. The manager was missing with all sorts of stories flying around yet the club said nothing. They just left the fans to get more and more agitated by the day. Then when it finally came out that he's left (from Keegan himself not the club) they bring out a statement that almost seems engineered to inflame the situation. They just couldn't have handled it any worse.

You think Harry has come in and changed the way they play to make them a good team in two matches? Common this is just the typical new manager effect married to the fact that they do better against the big sides (they drew with Chelsea at Stamford Bridge earlier in the season despite being in horrible form). Don't give that droopy eyed cunt too much credit.

Disagree about that. Especially Bolton. We deserved to draw the West Brom match. Worth a win in the first half, as they were in the second. We didn't play really well throughout the game but in the end we scored two perfectly good goals and they scored once. I mean I don't remember the ref gifting us a goal or them being unfairly treated at all.

They've had a lot of luck, even when they were losing every week, its got to end sometime.

Fact is with these utterly shit results going against us we're now second bottom again, but this time only 1 point off bottom. Still not going down like but these results have made it worrying.

Liverpool, what a right bunch of tossers.

You want the Spuds to be on level points with us?

Exactly the same motivation he'll have had when he agreed to the move obviously. Unless you're suggesting that Keegan was his motivation?..