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Chelsea 2 - 0 Newcastle United - 25/08/12 - post-fart reaction from page 35
Theregulars replied to Dave's topic in Football
Another dive from Torres. -
Chelsea 2 - 0 Newcastle United - 25/08/12 - post-fart reaction from page 35
Theregulars replied to Dave's topic in Football
20 good minutes of 4-4-2 then suddenly people want a 4-3-3 after going behind. Not really, 20 minutes of being comfortably the inferior side and, watching as I am and entitled to my opinion as I am, seeing that they are passing around us in the midfield. LOL -
Chelsea 2 - 0 Newcastle United - 25/08/12 - post-fart reaction from page 35
Theregulars replied to Dave's topic in Football
4-3-3 please, we're getting passed around too easily. -
Chelsea 2 - 0 Newcastle United - 25/08/12 - post-fart reaction from page 35
Theregulars replied to Dave's topic in Football
It really wasn't. -
Chelsea 2 - 0 Newcastle United - 25/08/12 - post-fart reaction from page 35
Theregulars replied to Dave's topic in Football
Don't see why people are complaining, it was a total foul. -
Chelsea 2 - 0 Newcastle United - 25/08/12 - post-fart reaction from page 35
Theregulars replied to Dave's topic in Football
That was pathetic by Anita. -
Chelsea vs Newcastle United - 25/08/12 @ 5:30 (Live on ESPN)
Theregulars replied to Beren's topic in Football
What's actually wrong with Tiote? -
West Ham agree fee in region of £15m with Liverpool for Andy Carroll
Theregulars replied to Pilko's topic in Football
to be honest at this point I just want decent players for a competitive squad. Whatever his failures/issues he's good enough to improve our squad, so I'll take him. -
West Ham agree fee in region of £15m with Liverpool for Andy Carroll
Theregulars replied to Pilko's topic in Football
Openly defending a racist to the hilt, to the extent that you wear t-shirts in public in support of him, despite his being found guilty is taking a liberty. This is a piece of business opportunism made to look cheeky by your display of business ineptitude. -
I'm from London and live here but born and lived in Newcastle too. London is amazing, but nowhere near as good as people make out. I've been to at least 5 cities which are better outside the UK. Newcastle is smaller and has a bit less to do, but just has this charm, buzz and civic pride that London doesn't. I'd live up there if it made any sense from a career standpoint.
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Newcastle 2 - 1 Spurs - 18/08/12 - post-match jubilation from page 35
Theregulars replied to Beren's topic in Football
Jesus. Thought you were a batter poster than that pile of s****. Oh get over yourself. You've been responding with sarcastic one liners the whole time too. 'Would hate to have a goal threat in my side like' 'He's actually scored nearly 200 career goals. Means he's good.' Point a: both sarcastic and completely ignorant of the point trying to be made Point b: A simplistic argument that again ignores the entire point of the argument. If my daft and not-completely-serious post offended you, then you should reassess the above comments. Defoe is an extremely limited player who will score goals. It doesn't make him a great player or one anybody has to rate because of it. I think he's 's***' because he is extremely selfish, breaks down numerous attacks through his selfishness and poor decision making/intelligence, is extremely difficult to competently fit into a functioning side both as a lone striker and when paired with somebody who doesn't suit his game. I generally just think he's crap and that no side who ever wants to achieve anything would ever bother to play him. His 'smack the ball with the same technique every time he gets it' routine would be a useful attribute for a s*** or at least mid-table side, admittedly. Maybe at a stretch a wildcard option from the bench for a bigger side. This is my opinion and I won't change it. No matter how many goals Defoe scores this season and hilarious comments occur when he does. Because as long as he is playing every week for Spurs then they have absolutely zero chance of getting into the Champions League. His overall game and ability level will see to that. Great post, 100% agree. -
Newcastle 2 - 1 Spurs - 18/08/12 - post-match jubilation from page 35
Theregulars replied to Beren's topic in Football
Deserved winners on basis of second half. -
Newcastle 2 - 1 Spurs - 18/08/12 - post-match jubilation from page 35
Theregulars replied to Beren's topic in Football
Atkinson, man. What a child. -
Newcastle 2 - 1 Spurs - 18/08/12 - post-match jubilation from page 35
Theregulars replied to Beren's topic in Football
Livermore is Hughton's lovechild -
Newcastle 2 - 1 Spurs - 18/08/12 - post-match jubilation from page 35
Theregulars replied to Beren's topic in Football
NUFC injury curse alive and well then -
You sound like them Two things: He had service (which he wont get) and we fell apart that game, even Alan Smith upfront would have put one past us. Also I think Shola off the bench is a better option than him, at half the price. He still played well in that game, which was my point. He's far from useless. Saha's a better player than Shola, but considering the price comparison there's not much in it for value. My point wasn't necessarily that he's better/worse than Shola, more that we are one squad striker light for this season and there's worse players for that role - not that I'd go and buy him, but if he was presented to me as 3rd/4th choice for our squad I wouldn't weep. I don't think I sound like them, I despise them just as much as the next person on here, but just as they are prone to silly hyperbole when rubbishing our signings, we can be too. As a football fan, Saha isn't a poor player. He has a poor injury record and will likely be overpriced in terms of wages, but he's not the joke signing that a lot of people on here want him to be just to have another stick to bash the Mackems with. We've already got a lot anyway. I'm not saying they've got one over us, nor does the signing make them any better than mid-table wasters, but call a spade a spade - he's not a bad striker.
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Glad you're not the manager
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Surely they Should be aiming a bit higher than Saha though?! Yup, maybe they should, or indeed maybe they have, but given that nobody wants to play there/they don't have the draw of European football, the likelihood of swift progress or any great players beyond Sessegnon, I reiterate that it's not a horrible signing - unless it's like 3-5 years, £50,000 per week. Then it's a total albatross. If it's 1-2 years with a non-enormous pay packet, as a transition signing to keep you ticking over for a year or two it's not awful.
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Same thing happened to me - went away to University and when I returned all had been donated to Charity, including all NUFC kits 1993-2003. My dad genuinely tried to argue that he thought I'd outgrown them/shouldn't have football shirts if I wanted to grow up. He's been systematically buying them back for me from classicfootballshirts.co.uk until each one is replaced because I went so apeshit.
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It's not as terrible a signing as you lot are making out. It's by no means a great one, but he'll stick a few goals away for them. Obviously will be nowhere near as prolific as the great unwashed are making out, and his wages are probably ludicrous, but it's not a horrible signing. If we signed him to be a back-up striker I'd be pretty fine with that - he tore us a new one when we got hammered by Spurs last year.
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This deserves far more recognition than it got.
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TBF sounds like it's West Brom. I didn't know that - was just adding 2 + 2 and getting 5, seemed interesting.
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You are right, but it's entirely possible the stance may have changed in light of failure to land De Jong, Liverpool's over-valuation of Carroll and the looming reality of 3 strikers with a 50+ game season, one of whom is Shola who usually has injury issues, and 2 of whom may be gone for some time at the ACON.
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Ah, the same club which has never taken a loss on a player in the Abramovich era.