Mick

We're going to have to change our style without Cabaye, it didn't work against the mackems so he'll try something else.

It's the usual shite, waffle, waffle, waffle.

My wife went to cancel my Direct Debit at the bank today and was told loads of people were doing the same thing.

I might be duplicating something but bullshit, tickets are dished out according to loyalty points which are from games already attended, not future games.

Respect, my arse. You are the very definition of a charlatan yourself. If you fail to understand how people can be affected by a string of events leading to breaking/ tipping point, and think there are cancellations due solely to a derby defeat, there is no point debating with you no matter how eloquent you are. I do understand the string of events argument perfectly. A cumulative build up can very easily blow up off the back of a derby defeat. Obviously no-one is cancelling JUST off the back of the derby....but if someone who (like me) has taken on the chin all the s*** that's happened over 7 years decides to quit not after any of that, but after a bad result, then I resent them proselytising to me that I've not got NUFC's best interests at heart. I don't even know if anyone here has done that tbf. I've been going for over 40 years, is it OK with you if I decide when to stop attending and why I stop? I would like to have your blessing, with you being such a good supporter.

Staggeringly ignorant.

I see Bret's voted.

I might have found a way out which I'll try tomorrow, to be a season ticket holder you must be a member, I can't see anything in the terms and conditions that states that you can't cancel your membership at any time so I'm going to inform the club that I'm cancelling that from 30th June.

Swansea are 3 places below where they finished last season.

I'm going to report the club to the OFT for changing important terms and conditions and hiding it in the small print.

http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/news/newcastle-united-fans-wanting-cancel-4751388 The club has informed supporters who buy tickets on the 10-year deal that they can only leave half-way through the 2013-2014 season. Fan Tom Ireland, 69, of South Shields, South Tyneside wanted to stop supporting the team, but club bosses said he must wait. Tom, who has supported United since he was a boy of 13, said: “I tried to cancel and get a refund on next season’s ticket, but I was told it was not allowed. I rang them up and said I was not happy with some of Joe Kinnear’s comments. “I have supported them since the 1950s when Bob Stokoe was a player and I can name entire squads from that era. But I have had enough, I did not sign up for all of this.” Tom is three years into a 10-year deal where he pays the same amount each year for a season ticket. Club bosses were sympathetic but said there was little they could do. Supporter liaison manager Lee Marshall said: “When the season ticket is initially applied for, supporters and the club agree to a set of terms and conditions which stipulates a date ahead of each season by which the ticket holder can request to cancel. “Given that Mr Ireland purchased a 10-year season ticket, it is highly likely that his cancellation deadline is in February ahead of each season so I asked him to check in his terms and conditions in order to be sure. “This date is likely to be in January for those with nine-year season tickets and, again, I would encourage season ticket holders to refer to their terms and conditions. “We are unable to cancel Mr Ireland’s season ticket for the 2013/14 season and I informed him that payments he has made towards the ticket are non- refundable.”

I can only guess that you don't come into contact with mackems too often because beating either gains 3 points, losing to one of them brings dogs abuse.

I'd trade a derby win for beating Man U every season, forever, tbh. Why? I'd rather beat one of the game's really big teams than an average also ran any day of any week. I'm actually surprised that everyone doesn't feel that way tbh. where do you live?

It is in your terms and conditions (the small print as they say) Don't have a copy to hand at the moment but its certainly there. You could simply cancel the payment, unlikely the club would chase it up but I would say legally they are entitled to I'm sure somebody from within the club is on record as saying you could cancel in February, it was almost certainly mentioned at a fans forum and will be minuted.

He's started getting slagged off again and he's lost his 2nd mate, he's not at thick skinned as he would like people to think.

I think this could be the beginning of the end for Ashley, we're probably becoming too much hassle for him.

A few, I wouldn't say loads are wearing it.

What am I looking at? £16 shirts.

Is this normal? http://www.sportsdirect.com/av/av08

Mirror Football ‏@MirrorFootball · 4m EXCLUSIVE: Newcastle now odds-on favourites for Premier League title after Joe Kinnear quits: http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/joe-kinnear-resigns-newcastle-uniteds-3109818#.UvAj1Xd_u6I …

Splitting hairs a bit there non? If Ashley was so p*ssed with him for not signing players for 2 windows then why would he have been sitting happily next to him at the Sunderland game?, why didn't he sack him then?, why didn't he sack him on Sunday? In fact JFK went after 5pm on the following Monday when it was clear people were handing back their season tickets. Are you ever right? They weren't at the game.

Agreed, keep the pressure on the bastards.

Not true about Mort, he was willing to stay.