Mick

His donation to Sport Relief has nothing to do with you, maybe you should just think how lucky you are that you don't need it and just hope that if you ever do somebody is prepared to help you and that they will not get criticised if they do.

You might want to check this link out. http://www.distanthealer.co.uk/grief.htm

And?

You're the only one saying that, nobody else has.

A sizeable amount of people wanted him to do well because they would have benefited from that, it doesn't mean they wanted him and they certainly didn't appoint him or give him £50 million to spend. I wanted him to do well, even though I didn't think he would. Somebody posted on another forum about how good he was then claimed the post had been edited.

The topic is "Mike Ashley - Sports Relief." Well done Mike, top man.

Don't bother.

The deluded crap was your post that he quoted, you can't blame him for that.

I've got to say that I've always got on well with and liked the Scousers, Anfield is the friendliest away ground I can remember going to, I remember one game getting pissed and hardly put my hand in my pocket. A bus load of us went into a pub and the Scousers were buying us drinks and came into the Newcastle end and were singing Newcastle songs and loved it, they still supported Liverpool but we got on really well, yes it was a few years ago but it still happened. I've been on the piss before our games and always got on with the red half of Liverpool both in Liverpool and in London when we've both been in the city at the same time. I remember thousands of Newcastle and Liverpool fans playing football in Trafalgar Square together and drinking for hours. All clubs have pricks following them, I don't see why Liverpool should be expected to be different. The blue half are a different breed, I have no time for them at all.

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At least he doesn't try to hide it, he just changed to use his actual name. You're NE5, Beermonster, Leazesmag, Steve and a bore.

Bore.

Another thread.

You redefine boring, are you practicing for the 2012 Olympics in case it's introduced as a sport? If they introduce it you'll take the gold medal with ease, your dedication to remaining at the top should be inspirational to younger bores who are yet to make the grade, you're head and shoulders above the opposition.

You don't get paid off if you resign and we were told at the time that he'd resigned, the club website even confirmed that he'd resigned.

Baggio, get your facts right, Roeder wasn't sacked, he resigned. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/n/newcastle_united/6630751.stm And Shepherd confirmed to BBC Sport on Sunday night that 51-year-old Roeder had resigned.

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That semi-final was a great day out until the game was over, I was in London from 5am and didn't see a Chelsea fan until I was almost as Wembley.

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Was it Beardsley who scored at home against Carlisle when we had a penalty against us and we saved it, only to go straight up the other end and bury it?

Noted.

Bastards.

I'll see what I've got, if I can find them.

Look at it as times ahead.