HawK

Where do I get my terminator eyes?

Thought this was a forum ^ ^

What about a revisit of what KK did, the 4-3-1-2? 2 pacey players up front in Martins and Lovenkrands and Owen just behind, he chipped in with a few goals from that position I recall. Stick Guthrie in the middle with Butt and Barton (when fit) or Jonas. Basically just cutting out our midfield that can't create and just let it be, and hopefully just pace up front will allow us to catch a few teams on the break. With the tactical masterminds we currently have directing our team I'm suprised they haven't at least tried this with the players they've got available.

3 Taylors playing, good for the commentators

I think I might actually go an support Huddersfield town, at least I can be optimistic about something then. Lee Clark seems to be doing absolutely everything right when it comes to learning his trade. And to hire the guy that helped Keegan instill the confidence in our late 90s team is a stroke of genius.

The 'but nobody decent would come here' is an even bigger indictment on the shitty structure we have going on. The biggest affirmation of this is that the only guy who wanted to work in this structure is Kinnear. Any manager with half a brain wouldn't touch us with an artificially elongated barge pole.

We can only cross our fingers and close our eyes and wish very very hard, and maybe, it might just happen.

I cannot see, legally, how it can be changed - businesses being businesses. The only way to get it changed would be the monopoly argument. Otherwise the only way I can see is if a seperate body to UEFA/FA was formed and created it's own leagues, maybe you'd see an exodus of teams from uncapped to capped leagues at the end of Season X/Y. But for the record, I think the structure of the American NFL is far superior, even down to the drafts - I'd rather kids were only allowed to play for their school teams and would get drafted like that.

Mr C. Ronaldo? Bigger accomplishment what he's done in the last couple of seasons in the EPL (undisputedly a much higher quality league) I'd say. Larsson at Celtic? NB - Messi is awesome but lets not go overboard? I'd have to disagree, the spanish league is not far off the premiership at all. Some would argue it's better, not me though. And for me Messi is special in a way that Ronaldo isn't. Fair enough Ronaldo produces more, is more consistant, has the better physique etc but Messi does things that only the special ones can and he has whatever it was that Maradona had. Not sure what you would call it but Ronaldo doesn't have that. Larsson was fantastic but he's in the next tier of great players for me. I was simply drawing what I thought was a fairly obvious parallel of players seeming better when playing against lower quality opposition and often with lower quality team mates - I wasn't meaning in any way that Larsson is in the league of greats, far from it. If a team is set up to work off one man then that man will be a legend - Shearer at Blackburn, Le Tiss at Southhampton, Sheva at Milan. All played beyond themselves and when put in a regular formation without the whole team geared up for them alone they were no where near as good as they were before. Don't get me wrong, I loathe United, but for me, Christiano is miles ahead, he's pretty much a perfect footballer.

Mr C. Ronaldo? Bigger accomplishment what he's done in the last couple of seasons in the EPL (undisputedly a much higher quality league) I'd say. Larsson at Celtic? NB - Messi is awesome but lets not go overboard?

How did i miss the green boots lol

In Nigerian culture, disembodied spirits are often jovial, as depicted by the effect the orbs are having on our number 9.

Well, tbf, judging kinnear on 'if he wins the fa cup' is on a par with shola getting 15 goals a season, you'd stick with both, but neither are ever going to happen.

What a load of fuking tosh. Because? Where is your personal experience/evidence? Random flaming with no actual base? When you work on a daily basis with those who don't have an advanced level of English and where it is a second language, your way of speaking naturally drops so that you can be understood and you do pick up the intonations, accents and elocution of their interpretation of English. This is efficient and natural for most people, it means you are understood and do not have to repeat yourself and is not taken as offensive in any way by those you area communicating with. Done this for years myself and my way of speaking has changed at least 4 or 5 times.

I just got an SMF error

Needed thread. Let's get behind him now. There's gonna be a rocky transition and I just hope we're not calling for his head in 4 months like a lot of people on this board have a habit of.

Terry Mac

So technically he never actually scored in Europe did he Technically, I think he did. If you define Europe as a competition - yes. I was making the point that Europe could be defined as a location. Clearly you already realise this and the humor mill isn't available to less frequent posters. Aye, but Ireland's in Europe, you prat. Have to say that's pretty golden D'oh.

So technically he never actually scored in Europe did he Technically, I think he did. If you define Europe as a competition - yes. I was making the point that Europe could be defined as a location. Clearly you already realise this and the humor mill isn't available to less frequent posters.

Apparently, when you don't want to sell something you cook the books to make it look more attractive to potential buyers. [Calling common sense, calling common sense... you have been ordered to report to CaliMag's posts as soon as possible...] Books were cooked not to lure an investor but to fool fans. Shepherd seemed to be making lots of noises that he wanted ownership of the club.

So technically he never actually scored in Europe did he

Courtesy of http://www.glory-glory.co.uk/forums/thread/226778.aspx The spuds finally realised the worth of Nemo...

And then the fans would turn on him? He kept him as long as possible until his position as chairman was tenuous by not sacking him. Devils advocating here

Was thinking about this and it seems to make a lot of sense. Has it already been mentioned that a big reason behind Newcastle's decline from greatness in the post-Robson era could be due to intentional destruction of the club by Shepherd to lower the share price so that he can gain control of the club? Too tired to post examples, but he's certainly done his utmost to blame the managers entirely for the failure of the club with his catchphrase 'We always back our managers'.. meaning, what more could we have done?. Call me a conspiracy theorist but I really doubt that his level of intelligence is as low as some posters lead others to believe.

Brian? 8)