Nobby

Hows Fuengirola mate?

After considerable squad strengthening in the early part of the 2005-06 season, which included the signings of Edgar Davids and Jermaine Jenas, he found himself out of action, and moved for a season-long loan to Norwich City in the hope of winning them promotion back to the Premiership. However his time at Norwich City was cut short due to injury and he returned to Tottenham Hotspur on 31 October 2005. New manager Phil Parkinson made Marney his second signing for Hull City on the 14 July 2006, for an undisclosed fee. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dean_Marney_(footballer)

part 2 now included

really nice lad when i talked to him in Buffalo Joes

Presumably why he's been offered a new contract on a lot more. how do you know he's been offered more? How do you know he's on £9,000? ITK and if you read the article it also says "Abdoulaye Faye is picking up £30,000 a week after joining United last week. Yet at the moment, Taylor’s basic wage in his current deal, which runs until June 2009, is less than a third of that."

Do you ever post anything worthwhile?

Presumably why he's been offered a new contract on a lot more. how do you know he's been offered more? There wouldn't be much point in offering a new 5 year contract otherwise would there? of course there would, to stop him from going on a free

Presumably why he's been offered a new contract on a lot more. how do you know he's been offered more?

Taylor is on £9,000 a week at the minute. should be on alot more

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me? write something? i don't think so! haha

Part 1: Defence Brede Hangeland, 26, Norwegian - Repeatedly linked but stayed with FC Copenhagen. Glen Johnson, 23, English - Rumoured late interest but signed for Portsmouth for £4m on deadline day from Chelsea. Gaby Mudingayi, 25, Belgian - Mentioned just the once and stays at Lazio. Juliano Belletti, 31, Brazilian - Scored winning goal in Champions League Final in 2006. Magpies were beaten to his signature by Chelsea as he joined from Barcelona on August 23. Marco Amelia, 25, Italian - World Cup winning goalkeeper. Linked with a move following Shay Given's injury but stayed with Livorno. Mario Yepes, 31, Colombian - Former team-mate of David Rozehnal at PSG. Stayed with French club. Phil Neville, 30, English - Everton skipper remains on Merseyside despite rumoured £4m approach. Ivica Dragutinovic, 31, Serbian - Reportedly couldn't agree terms with Magpies. Stays in La Liga with Sevilla. Leighton Baines, 22, English - Had been heavily tipped to sign for Big Sam but ended up at boyhood team Everton following a £5m switch from Wigan. Nicky Shorey, 26, English - Like Baines, had been thought to favour a move to Tyneside, but remained at Reading despite late interest from West Ham. Gretar Steinsson, 25, Icelandic - Scored an own goal versus United in UEFA Cup last season. Stays at AZ Alkmaar. Boukary Drame, 22, Senegalese - Another Senegal international liked with a move to Tyneside. The PSG defender ended up signing a four-year deal with fellow French side FC Sochaux. Mikael Silvestre, 30, French - Stays at Man Utd. Franck Queudrue, 29, French - Former Boro full-back was surplus to requiements at Fulham. Eventually signed for Premiership newcomers Birmingham City. Gabriel Heinze, 29, Argentine - Caught in a bitter wrangle between Man Utd and Liverpool before eventually signing for Real Madrid in a deal thought to be worth £8m. Fabio Cannavaro, 33, Italian - The Sunday papers began to throw up a series of "galactico" type players in the middle of the summer following Mike Ashley's arrival. The Italian World Cup winning captain remains at Real Madrid however. Franck Signorino, 25, French - Linked with a move away from Nantes following their relegation from Ligue 1. Signed for Spanish side Getafe CF on July, 30. Luke Young, 28, English - Charlton full-back signed for Middlesbrough for £2.5m. Rod Fanni, 25, France - Joined Stade Rennais from Nice. John Arne Riise, 26, Norwegian - Stays at Liverpool. Sami Hyypia, 33, Finnish - Had long been touted with a move to Magpies but committed future to Liverpool quite early in the summer. Wayne Bridge, 27, English - Broke his foot in pre-season ruling out any move away from Chelsea. Bakary Sagna, 24, French - Auxerre defender who was snapped up by Arsene Wenger for a reported £6m in July. Paul Robinson, 28, English - Failed a medical at Wigan and stays with West Brom. Fabricio Coloccini, 25, Argentine - Stays with Deportivo. Tal Ben Haim, 25 Israeli - Allardyce had hoped to make Ben Haim his first signing as United boss from former club Bolton, but the centre-back instead opted for a move to Chelsea. Wes Brown, 27, English - Stays at Man Utd. Jean Sebastien Jaures, 29, French - Another of the names to emerge when the Magpies seemed to be linked with every full-back playing in the French league. Stays with Auxerre Phil Jagielka, 25, English - Had a number of Premiership clubs interested following Sheff Ut'd relegation from the top flight. Signed for Everton for £4m on July 4. Sol Campbell, 32, English - Linked very early in the summer but soon became apparent he was staying at Portsmouth. Part 2: Midfield David Beckham, 32, English - Suggested that the former England captain could make loan move to Tyneside instead of joining LA Galaxy. The midfielder opted to honour his agreement with the MLS club and is currently playing in the US. Papa Bouba Diop, 29, Senegalese - Another Senegal international linked with a move to United. Eventually signed for Portsmouth on deadline day. Lassana Diarra, 22, French - Was first linked with a loan move to Magpies under Glenn Roeder and again touted as potential target this summer. Made a surprise deadline day switch to Arsenal from London rivals Chelsea. Peter Luccin, 28, French - Linked late in the window with a £2.5m move to Tyneside. Signed for Real Zaragoza from Atletico Madrid in last week of window. Deco, 30, Portuguese - One of the many 'Galactico' type signings mentioned. United representatives were said to be in talks with Barcelona officials over a move but it never materialised and remains at Nou Camp. Aldo Duscher, 28, Argentine - Arrived at club's Benton-based training ground for a trial, but the "Butcher" was soon given the chop and returned to Spain where he signed for Racing de Santander. Edmilson, 31, Brazilian - Big Sam admitted having an interest in the Brazil international but because of a recent knee operation any potential move has been put on hold until January at the earliest. He remains at Barcelona. Jason Koumas, 27, Welsh - Allardyce was said to have watched the midfielder during Wales' game with Czech Republic - also featuring David Rozehnal - but he eventually signed for Wigan for £5.3m and was part of Latics side which were beaten 1-0 at SJP last weekend. Derek Boateng, 24, Ghanaian - Was widely tipped to become Sam's first signing of summer in £1m move from Beitar Jerusalem but remains with Israeli club. Royston Drenthe, 20, Dutch - Star of Holland's Under-21 European Championships success this summer. Signed by Real Madrid on August 13. Gokdeniz Karadeniz, 27, Turkish - Mentioned early in summer but stays in Turkey with Trabzonspor. Ludovic Giuly, 31, French - Another who, if the papers were to be believed, seemed set for a move to United. Instead signed for Serie A side on July 17. Nigel Reo-Coker, 23, English - With all the transfer activity between Newcastle and West Ham this summer it seemed inevitable that their wantaway midfielder would be linked with a move to SJP. Signed for Aston Villa for £8.5m on July 5. http://www.nufc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10278~1107341,00.html

Aston Villa (a) lost 0-2 06-07 Blackburn (a) lost 2-5 Charlton (a) lost Charlton (a) lost 0-2 06-07 Chelsea (a) lost 0-1 06-07 Chelsea (a) lost 0-1 (cup) 06-07 Tottenham (a) won 3-2 06-07 West Ham (a) won 2-0 06-07 Watford (a) drew, won on pens (cup) 06-07 Watford (a) drew 1-1 06-07 Wigan (a) lost 0-1 Wigan (a) lost 0-1 (cup) Wigan (a) lost 0-1 few more can't remeber right now that makes P13 W3 D1 L9 not a good record Tottenham (OT) won 2-0 aet Sheff Utd (OT) won 1-0 Chelsea (Wembley) lost 2-1 Man Utd (Cardiff) lost 4-1 semi finals P4 W2 D0 L2

I was thinking of this very similar chant yesterday whilst listening to (I think) the Arsenal fans chanting; Cacapa, wooooaaaahhhhh, Cacapa, wooooaaaahhhhh, He comes from Brazil, And he is f****** brill! Like yours though. The new Geremi song uses that tune: Geremi wooooaaaahhhhh Geremi wooooaaaahhhhh, He comes from Cameroon And he's the captain of the toon! am i the only one that thinks of Pearl Jam's 'Jeremy' every time i hear Geremi's name.. probably am tbh Pearl Jam?

you're saying thats a good thing?

This is what i was getting at. I only care about Newcastle.

Nigeria

why do you support Newcastle? because i feel i 'belong' there, whereas england as a whole has much less feeling for me So you come from Newcastle? And from England? yes and you ARE aware that Newcastle (where you feel you belong) is IN England*? * Although, granted, if you stand outside the Glendale and watch the people walking up through the underpass, you'd be forgiven for being confused about that. England represents the whole of England, Newcastle represents the place i love

why do you support Newcastle? because i feel i 'belong' there, whereas england as a whole has much less feeling for me So you come from Newcastle? And from England? yes

why?

why do you support Newcastle? because i feel i 'belong' there, whereas england as a whole has much less feeling for me

exactly

No offence, but that post is fucking ridiculous. a) Newcastle and England - It's not a case of one or the other. You don't have to hate England because you support Newcastle b) Now there is a slight chance i'm wrong, but i'm 99.9% certain that if England won the world cup you'd have flags up in your window and be out partying with the rest of the nation. So why do you hate the country that you are from? do we have a biter? being serious - the point is that i care much more about Newcastle than i do about England, England winning a game means nothing to me, whereas a Newcastle game means everything, no where did i say i hate england

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