Sifu

Yep...

Just had a shuddering thought, what if Wigan actually do win today...

Ah, thanks for that lads.

Silly question: whilst a win virtually means we're safe, how does it confirm safety?

So is he finally accepting responsibility? Is he going to be a changed man if he keeps his job? Is he fuck.

So there could be a light at the end of the tunnel...judging by those quotes anyway. Hopefully as soon as the final whistle goes at St James' in 2 weeks, it will be the last we see of him there for a long, long time.

Jill Scott's currently out in Manchester.

Such disappointing news about Falcao

Definitely out for the season like.

Not with that idiot Mancini in charge.

Have to go for a win. No excuses.

Ferguson's achievements at Man U are nothing short of phenomenal and he does deserve all the plaudits he's (inevitably) going to get come the end of the season. A legend of the game, it has to be said. Shame he's a c*** of a man and is (soon to be was) quite the bully on the touchline (this will be something everyone will gloss over unfortunately). He has my respect because of his achievements/managerial ability but ultimately, the way he acts/ed like a spoilt brat means I can never respect him as an individual (if that makes sense!). The Moyes project will be an interesting one. Don't think he's the man to lead Man U mind but we'll see...

I sincerely hope so but it won't happen

This will give me the boost I need for the week ahead

YAY!

Nice one Gary

This is actually going to give my week a boost!

The National Football Museum is a bit shit like.

Mainly because we're doing shit I think.

We should do a Hitzfeld type campaign for Girard.

Huzzah: http://i.imgur.com/amxvrHL.png Registered.

Feel really apathetic/disillusioned about it all if I'm being honest. Really couldn't have cared less about our games these past few weeks because in the back of my mind, I just knew what we would serve up - the same deep line/defensive s****. Having said all that though, I am never one to miss a game voluntarily so I naturally follow/watch the game on matchday even though I know I'm going to dread the next 90 minutes. Endurance is the key and I do find myself being as passionate as ever when the game kicks off/during the game - that is, shouting when things go wrong and screaming with elation if we score (pity the latter is rare these days). The thing is though, Newcastle United are my club and I can never allow myself to completely block them out of my head. I know there's more to life than football but NUFC has contributed to my life more ways than none (helped me to integrate at primary school, for example) and all I want is what's best for the club. It pains me to see us in such a situation and I have allowed it to affect my day/week but at the same time, a great deal of apathy has set in but whatever happens I will never stop supporting NUFC.

Bang on the f***ing money The proof is in the pudding, take Sissoko for example, he's not looked like the same player he was when he first joined us and I can only attribute that to the manager and his tactics (he's not a number 10!).