Teasy

The bad weather is going to be a leveller for Fulham, that's if the match doesn't get called off in the first place.... Which would be even worse.. this is just our f****** luck this season, even mother earth wants us relegated

Is there any possibility this match won't even get going. The snow is flying down now where I am.

At the time of his appointment Keegan wasn't my first choice, but I'm still 100% behind him. He's doing his best in a run of incredibly difficult matches with a team that aren't good enough and have had there confidence shattered by that fat cunt Allardyce. With a few signings and a pre-season I'd be extremely excited to see what Keegan could achieve, we just need to stay up first.

aye its him trey cried a lot for him to Osasuna in the summer so maybe he is great I am sure there were Spanish tears in Mallorca the day Marcelino left. I am sure there were Spanish tears in Coruna the day Luque left. I am sure there were Spanish tears in Vila-real the day Enrique left. What on earth are you mentioning Enrique for?...

Jesus why can't this fat oaf just shut his idotic self promoting mouth? He's a total and utter gobshite who blames everyone but himself for his failures.

Complete bollocks, yet again trying to stir things and further distabalise the club, cunts.

Ban, I don't care if suggesting bans if a banable offence either, in this case its warranted..

I agree we aren't too good to go down. But having said that you can't compare our last nine matches with our next nine and come to any kind of conclusion on how many points we'll gain. Those two sets of matches are just far to different. Obviously I can't post fixtures to compare, so instead I'll post the cumulative points total for our opposition in our last nine Premiership matches and our next nine matches: Previous nine matches - 45 - 64 - 25 - 66 - 29 - 48 - 64 - 46 - 56 Total - 443 Next nine matches - 26 - 20 - 35 - 28 - 44 - 27 - 40 - 58 - 56 Total - 334

Isn't this negated a bit by the recent revelation of how bad the debts were following the Ashley takeover? Turning over a huge amount is impressive, but not if you have to spend almost the same amount to generate that turnover. Turnover = vanity, profit = sanity, as they say. You'd come straight back up, almost certainly. The debts were built up by paying stupid money for far too many poor players, as well as paying those players silly wages. Fee's can be made more conservative and wages will inevitably fall to a fraction of there current level were relegation to happen (Owen would f*** off and take his £100,000 a week wages with him for a start and many more would follow). The way I look at it a club that brings in more money then all but 4 or 5 teams in the league despite finishing 13th with no European Football is in a much better position to go without the money Premiership Football brings then just about any other. Remove TV rights money and prize money and our revenue would half from £80 to £46 million, remove the same from most other Premiership clubs and they'd be scraping around for coppers on the floor.. Obviously other things have to be taken into account, season ticket price drops for instance, but that would happen at any other club as well so it changes very little.

QPR? QPR aren't a rich club, they just have rich owners

Why do you think that? Because financially we're extremely strong. We sit at 13th in the worlds highest earning clubs despite finishing 13th in the league last season and not playing in Europe. Remove Premiership TV money and prize money and we would still be bring in higher revenues then a lot of Premiership clubs. Of course we have a large wage bill, but that would fall to a small fraction of its current level if we were relegated (you can bet quite a few will jump ship, some sold, some with release clauses). Also it doesn't hurt that we're also now debt free. I agree with Wullie, financially we're in the best position of any club when it comes to being able to withstand relegation. Now let me ask you, why on earth would we be likely not to come back up for a very long time?

Finally, someone without their head up Keegans arse! Form the outside its different, my housemates all feel similar to the above (arsenal, Blackbuurn and Tramemre fans). Of course its different from the outside, the difference is lack of knowledge and understanding of the situation from people who don't know much of anything about Newcastle United.

What the fuck?

The problem here was the timing of SA sacking, which wasn't really needed until the summer, but lets forget all that.. Oh of course it wasn't, because when Allardyce was manager it was all rosy and we were at no risk of relegation Anyone with more then 5 brain cells knew we were in trouble back then, they could see that we'd played our easy games already and had 8 games ahead of us that we'd be lucky to get 3 points from. The more I think about it the more I think Allardyce forced Mort/Ashley's hands when he was fired. He got out just before this run of games.

End?, its 7 games in you idiot! Seriously, some of you are mentally retarded (geordiedean I'm looking in your direction).

I don't remember too many thinking we'd get anything at all from 6 of the eight games we've played under him, so he's being judged on two games then correct? One of those games only 24 hours after he came in..

Anyone who seriously believes he'd sell up must have left there brains at home.. Think about it, if that's possible. He's spent £250 million on a club that was worth £200 at the very most (due in no small part to the debt he paid off). Relegation would drop the worth of the club through the floor, he'd have to right off at least £150 million if he sold at that time. Surely better to spend £50 million to get us back up rather then throw £150 million away for nothing.

Exactly. And this is what we called for throughout the years of Souness and Rouder, but quickly forgotten on this forum when Keegan came into the picture. But it's not just Keegan's ineptitude that got us in trouble, it's also a bunch of players who don't give a damn. Though I very much doubt Keegan's got the balls to turn that around. Got us in trouble? You fucking idiot, we were in trouble before he got here! We were 9 points off relegation thrashed 6:0 and staring down the barrel of five games against the top five teams in the league in the following eight matches! With the other three games being a local derby against the smogs, blackburn and Bolton a team who were always going to stick 11 players behind the balls and defend for there lives. How on gods fucked up earth did you not see this coming?

Is this friend an expert on the Senegal national squad, or just a cock? I think your question was answered already

He who laughs last... He hasn't had the last laugh yet.. there's still plenty of time for the hyper dwarf to f*** it up

Which people where those? One or maybe two nutters at most? What on earth does that have to do with Keegan and what he should be expected to achieve anyway?

The NOTW isn't a new paper, just don't even bother reading the thing, it doesn't deserve readers.

We played poorly against Blackburn did we? Those teams are scrapping for their lives and picking up points. I don't know who they're playing but teams like Tottenham who have nowt to play for might just hand them the points. We're also playing Spurs though...

I told you we shouldn't have sacked Sam and change was the last thing we needed. Gay. How f****** deluded are you?

No it wasn't. Yes it was, he came in at pace. I'm sorry but I'm under the impression Eduardo won't be playing for 9 month at the least and that his bone was sticking out of his leg? You're one of the clueless people in the world then, looking at consequences rather than the actual tackle If you read my post you'd realise that I actually referred to the tackle by saying his bone was sticking out of his leg. You still don't get what Mozy's telling you do you? You can't judge how bad a tackle was based on the carnage that follows it.. Look at Dave Busst's horrific injury against Manure.