Nobby

old news, on a free, 4 year deal

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4161/is_20010930/ai_n14537178 SAMI HYYPIA admits that Newcastle helped shape his career - but he won't be handing out any thank-you's at St James' Park today. Liverpool's commanding centre-half had his first taste of English football on Tyneside, when he was aged just 20.

think i rememer that, around the same time Brad Friedel was here?

would take Hyypia for a year Hyypia, Campbell, Ben Haim v Gooch, Bramble, Moore

Campbell?

thought so

Why are they playing in the snow? and isn't that the same top as they have always had?

supposedly winning the Champions league this season gets the winning team £67million

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i think he will go, just maybe not to them

i think they will if they sign Bramble and Distin They might well do although thats a bit different to what the original title of the thread was claiming. patience wee man http://img509.imageshack.us/img509/2575/underconstructionuf4.png

i think they will if they sign Bramble and Distin

Pompey sell Sol and sign Distin and Bramble on frees? Distin to sign for Pompey in next 48 hours http://www.sportinglife.com/football/premiership/news/story_get.cgi?STORY_NAME=soccer/07/05/22/SOCCER_Portsmouth_Nightlead.html&TEAMHD=premiership "Portsmouth are poised to pull off a double swoop for Sylvain Distin and Sulley Muntari within the next 48 hours. Confirmation Distin's five-year career at Manchester City is over has boosted Pompey's confidence that they can finally complete a £40,000-a-week deal for the 29-year-old on a free transfer." Bramble to sign for Pompey today http://football.guardian.co.uk/News_Story/0,,2084998,00.html "The Newcastle defender Titus Bramble, whose imminent release by Allardyce was announced last week, has rejected Celtic, Birmingham and Fulham to agree a free transfer to Portsmouth. The 25-year-old will undergo a medical at Fratton Park today to become Harry Redknapp's first summer signing. "Titus is a good free transfer," said Redknapp. "We are looking to strengthen the squad and we have some exciting players lined up."

Can someone reset Nobby's post count? quality not quantity ....8447

Why not? He's the nice guy of the family man He's just bashes kids and puts cigars out in trainee's eyes, its not as if he's a racist axe murderer or owt man that is true

good idea

get out. Now. I hate those adds too to be fair. But with your avatar you're in no position to criticise anyones tastes regardless tbh. The Falcons rule tbh :thup: :thup: http://www.newcastle.gov.uk/wwwimageroot/logos/sports/newcastlefalcons.gif?

edited to make it better

Looks like a cricket top

talking about kit templates the bottom of this page http://www.premiershirts.net/hos.htm

i finished at half past midnight start again at 9am. sick!

But Allardyce has warned the Premiership to get ready for a Jekyll and Hyde Toon. He said: “We’ll be seeing two different Newcastle Uniteds. The first priority is to win at home and send the fans away happy. “When it comes to playing away it’s about being more resilient and digging in. “We have to defend more correctly away, rather than playing attacking football, which is what we want at St James'." http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2002390000-2007230110,00.html

i don't support england football team

Newcastle United defender Steven Taylor has been drafted into the England B squad for the clash with Albania next week. The 21-year-old has been in fine form this season, even though Newcastle's defence has struggled collectively. Taylor has been an almost ever-present, making a total of 44 appearances. His performances at centre-half have now been recognised by Steve McClaren and he will now be hoping to get a chance at Turf Moor next Friday. There will be competition for a place in the back four however, as Tottenham duo Ledley King and Michael Dawson, as well as Everton's Joleon Lescott, are also in the squad. McClaren named his party last week and it included Taylor's Newcastle team-mates Michael Owen and Kieron Dyer.