geordie_b

i know of a newcastle fan going in the away end

Mexican Wave

http://www.backoftheshirt.com/images/madeshirts/basewm/375/69584.jpeg

whoever get's to the final will get EL place (except pompey), because chelsea already in champios league but spuds already have a place (pretty much)

Villa fans deserve less

that is rather nice

fingers crossed for a forest draw then

EUSTACE!!! useless....

Bednar should be off

didnt realise there was so many iraqi mags

Just direct ones i think

http://bdaily.info/var/members/bdaily-business-news-network/7d0bf5389205a134b663fb55e2b608e45b3a856f.jpg Cuts in public spending will see regeneration bodies in the region merge to promote Tyneside and Wearside as a single destination to the world, it emerged last night. From next month, the newly-formed NewcastleSunderland Initiative (NSI) will package Tyneside and Wearside as one in an effort to boost tourism and international trade. Plans will be put forward to rename the area stretching form Tyne to Wear as NewcastleSunderland, while a former factory in Pelaw will now be transformed into a state-of-the-art office complex, which will act as the organisation’s headquarters. The NewcastleSunderland ‘It’s mint!’ promotional campaign launching next month, will see Newcastle United managing director Derek Llambias and Sunderland chairman Niall Quinn launch a commemorative black and red football strip (pictured) live from the decks of the Shieldsman ferry, which will then sail up and down the Tyne and the Wear for 14 days to mark the forging of the twin cities. The pair will also appear together in a promotional video featuring famous sights from the destination, including The New Monkey nightclub in Sunderland and the Rupali Indian restaurant in Newcastle’s Bigg Market. However it is understood that talk of a potential ground-share between the Magpies and the Black Cats are wide of the mark, our sources can reveal. Last year a similar scheme was tested - and ultimately scrapped - by the now-defunct regeneration body Norfolken Way, which attempted to market Norwich and Ipswich as a single destination. Tracy Thompson, communications officer, of the Sunderland Marketing Board (SMB), said: “This is a great day. I can’t believe it to be honest. “People laughed at us when we first pitched the idea to city leaders but I’m sure the people of NewcastleSunderland will soon reap the economic and social benefits of merging.” Jim Roberts, of Fergus Transport and Manufacturing (FTM), added: “I think it’s a fabulous idea and I can’t wait for the future. I know the two cities have had their differences, but it’s time to put that behind us a let the good times roll. “We’ve got great cultural icons here, the Robson Green’s, the Kevin Ball’s of the world, it’s only right that we share them.”

Hibbert!!!

7-0

if....... hopefully an away game

forest lose

its a disgwace

whoop

"you've spelled boycott wrong!"

Sad f***ing bastards. fucking embarrassing it was

Is the game in any doubt, ive heard that snow isnt forecast?

This is the kind of thing which NUST should be throwing themselves behind, things which the fans actually are concerned about

no yellow, no red, eh?