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Harper, Krul, Forster, Srnicek, Given, Taylor, Moore, Bramble, Ramage, Huntington, Bernard, Solano, Emre, N'Zogbia, Butt, Milner, Troisi, Pattison, O'Brien, Luque, Sibierski, Carroll ----------------------Harper---------------------- Taylor------Moore-------Bramble-----Ramage Solano--------Emre--------N'Zog---------Milner ------------Sibierski-------Luque--------------- BENCH Krul Bernard Huntington anyone except Butt Pattison O'Brien Carroll

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Ex-Mag magic: Chops sticks it to the mackems again Michael Chopra made it three goals in his last two visits to the Stadium of Plight as he got both goals in Cardiff's 2-1 defeat of the mackems. Chops opened the scoring from close range in just the fourth minute but an equaliser followed six minutes later. Happily our former striker got the winner eight minutes before the break and celebrated with obvious delight in front of a sparsely populated home section. He almost grabbed a hat-trick after the break but an offside flag denied him, although the officials also turned down two strong penalty claims for the home side. Former colleagues Stephen Caldwell and Robbie Elliott didn't feature for the home side, Caldwell was an unused sub while Elliott wasn't in the squad. Chopra's side stay four points clear at the top of the Championship, while Roy Keane's flops slipped to 15th Of course, Michael scored the vital equaliser for us on the same ground in April, just seconds after coming on as substitute, sparking our 4-1 mauling of the mackems. www.nufc.com

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more allowetta's!!: http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=allowetta&search=Search

pav thinking " not even 40 yet and i've already got varicose veins in my leg.....................and a lobster style claw instead of a left hand"

does exactly what it says on the tin: Caption Competition http://cache.gettyimages.com/xc/72042199.jpg?v=1&c=MS_GINS&k=2&d=17A4AD9FDB9CF19390335F8FA9CA92A687EE73F504955CF9810F755E003CBEB8

team spirit http://cache.gettyimages.com/xc/71911293.jpg?v=1&c=MS_GINS&k=2&d=17A4AD9FDB9CF19390335F8FA9CA92A6826473B3A56FAE5EC7631F868A8C7D54

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him and lee clark were last ones down the tunnel today martins=class

Newcastle striker Obafemi Martins is confident he can be a success at St James' Park. The £10 million signing is still looking for his first goal for Newcastle since his arrival from Internazionale. Martins has no worries about his goalscoring drought and has promised to prove his worth to the Magpies faithful. "Maybe I am a slow starter but once I break the jinx I won't stop scoring," Martins told The Sun. "I want to score goals because that is what I'm paid to do. "The fans are looking forward to seeing their striker scoring, I promise them I'm working towards it - and despite the robust defences I will still score great goals here. "The Italians are masters of defensive football. I scored in Italy, so I'll score in the Premiership too." The Nigerian endured a difficult debut for Newcastle when picking up a leg injury in the 2-0 defeat to Aston Villa and he is ready put it behind him. "Losing on your debut is bad - getting injured in the same match is worse. But I've decided to push that behind me and move on," added Martins. Meanwhile, Newcastle boss Glenn Roeder believes he has nothing to prove as he prepares to make his first return to West Ham. Roeder spent two years in charge of West Ham, but he was sacked in 2003 after the club suffered relegation. Roeder is not worried about any hostile reception he might receive on his return to Upton Park and says he is not bitter about his exit. "It doesn't bother me. As I found out at the end of managing West Ham, life can potentially be very short whatever the reception," said Roeder. "On the day, that will be the last thing on my mind. It is not about my reception. My team is the major player on the day. "I don't feel I have anything to prove there. I have kept in touch with a couple of board members there since I left. "I'm not one of those managers who hopes that his previous club does poorly and I'm delighted the way things have turned out for West Ham." http://home.skysports.com/list.aspx?hlid=416410&CPID=8&clid=4&lid=3&title=Martins+confident+of+success

GIVE HIM A CHANCE! he hasn't even played a whole game yet

Sums up my feelings at the minute. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Willie_McKay

we sign sibierski and rossi, and let chopra go, for fuck sake

Reckon you're onto something. Get Rossi and Sibierski announced now, and leave Nugent and Bridge till 11:50, so we forget all about it... manchester rejects united

total fucking disgrace

hope he comes on and scores

£10.4M See the Accounts bluebigeek.gif http://www.nufc-finances.org.uk/players.htm 9.5 million actually

http://www.easy-ryder.co.uk/images/peter-reid-in-nufc-shirt.jpg Never mind Roy Keane going to Sunderland - it looks like their old boss has finally saw sense! It's true Peter Reid has traded red and white for black and white in a Blog on The Tyne exclusive! However, Toon fans shouldn't worry too much because Reidy was out in the Balkans to cheer up our Army boys on national duty in Bosnia. The picture features Geordie boy Lamby and pal - who asked the ex-Sunderland boss to don a Toon top for the day while he entertained the troops in the Balkans. And Reidy was happy to oblige. Reidy once famously sold Lee Clark to Fulham for pulling off a similar trick on his days on Wearside and monkeying around before the 1999 FA Cup final. But perhaps its fair to say that the ex-England midfielder was merely doing his bit for his country. What does the Toon Army think? http://www.easy-ryder.co.uk/2006/08/toon_toon_black_and_white_reid.html bluebigeek.gif :lol:

Aye and apparently many many geordie words are more or less shared by the Danes, gann, hyem etc... aye, geordies and scandinavians are both partly vikings main port city for scandinavia is newcastle http://www.5stars-of-scandinavia.com/cruises/DFDSmap.gif

aye i've always known we had loads of fans in sweden etc. many people come to shop at the metrocentre, and its the closest uk city. class i think http://www.imaginail.se/bilder/scandinavia.gif :thumbsup:

the links to newcastle-related sites, doesn't work