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Still gives me a good old chuckle does that one. No it doesn't. It actually makes you cry. Which is fair enough. I just think you should own up to it.

Excellent. http://img.thesun.co.uk/multimedia/archive/00412/SNN0214A_682_412444a.jpg

No shit, Sherlock.

Exactly ,new regime and we start over and would he stay if his sidekicks went we will probably never know but its a pity we always have to start from scratch every time there are changes up above and thats us atm and stability is what we need in the years to come . Stability is definitely what we need. Shame they never thought about that with their actions towards their 'Golden Egg' if you will. Or perhaps if we'd all showed a little bit more patience...we'd maybe have had precisely the stability this club is crying out for. Just seems whenever there's any small sign of hope we all collectively manage to fuck it all up for ourselves. If you think stability is what we're going to get from here on in, I'd love to know what makes you so sure. Did I ever actually say we were going to get stability? A little more patience? I don't ever recall anyone demanding instant success and most were happy with the way things were going until it all kicked off. No. But do you not see the irony in pining for stability and having campaigned to oust the cockney mafia? No. OK then.

OK. I'll make absolutely nothing of it, because there's nothing to be made of it.

Exactly ,new regime and we start over and would he stay if his sidekicks went we will probably never know but its a pity we always have to start from scratch every time there are changes up above and thats us atm and stability is what we need in the years to come . Stability is definitely what we need. Shame they never thought about that with their actions towards their 'Golden Egg' if you will. Or perhaps if we'd all showed a little bit more patience...we'd maybe have had precisely the stability this club is crying out for. Just seems whenever there's any small sign of hope we all collectively manage to fuck it all up for ourselves. If you think stability is what we're going to get from here on in, I'd love to know what makes you so sure. Did I ever actually say we were going to get stability? A little more patience? I don't ever recall anyone demanding instant success and most were happy with the way things were going until it all kicked off. No. But do you not see the irony in pining for stability and having campaigned to oust the cockney mafia?

Exactly ,new regime and we start over and would he stay if his sidekicks went we will probably never know but its a pity we always have to start from scratch every time there are changes up above and thats us atm and stability is what we need in the years to come . Stability is definitely what we need. Shame they never thought about that with their actions towards their 'Golden Egg' if you will. Or perhaps if we'd all showed a little bit more patience...we'd maybe have had precisely the stability this club is crying out for. Just seems whenever there's any small sign of hope we all collectively manage to fuck it all up for ourselves. If you think stability is what we're going to get from here on in, I'd love to know what makes you so sure.

That's about right. Llambias needs to feature somwhere in there as well. I read that and just starting thinking: "Throw the Llambias down the well!"

What's to celebrate? I'm delighted Jiminez has gone because he was part of a failed recruitment regime, Wise should have been sacked on September 2nd too. Really can't wait to see the back of him. Be careful what you wish for. You may have cause to look back in a few months and be thinking that Ashley's tenure here was a golden era of enlightenment and good management by comparison with what could be around the corner. I'm with Platini on the state of English football - if we get sold to another foreign interest group that's another nail in the coffin of English football, never mind just NUFC. Ah, but...let's celebrate it anyway, eh? The last two English owners and the last 4 British managers haven't done us much good. Neither has "fan power" either, tbh.

What's to celebrate? I'm delighted Jiminez has gone because he was part of a failed recruitment regime, Wise should have been sacked on September 2nd too. Really can't wait to see the back of him. Be careful what you wish for. You may have cause to look back in a few months and be thinking that Ashley's tenure here was a golden era of enlightenment and good management by comparison with what could be around the corner. I'm with Platini on the state of English football - if we get sold to another foreign interest group that's another nail in the coffin of English football, never mind just NUFC. Ah, but...let's celebrate it anyway, eh? Never look back at the future. Have I taught you nothing!? No, the only thing you've ever taught me is how to make funny hats with tin foil. And even that doesn't work.

My thoughts precisely. I'd think the opposite - if we were close to a sale he'd have hung around for the pay off... With no sale on the horizon he's stuck at a club where he feels unwanted and where any work he does over the season would probably be a waste of time when a new manager eventually gets appointed, so he's f***ed off. Oh Christ, I hadn't thought of it that way. How fecking depressing is that?

What's to celebrate? I'm delighted Jiminez has gone because he was part of a failed recruitment regime, Wise should have been sacked on September 2nd too. Really can't wait to see the back of him. Be careful what you wish for. You may have cause to look back in a few months and be thinking that Ashley's tenure here was a golden era of enlightenment and good management by comparison with what could be around the corner. I'm with Platini on the state of English football - if we get sold to another foreign interest group that's another nail in the coffin of English football, never mind just NUFC. Ah, but...let's celebrate it anyway, eh?

What's to celebrate?

My thoughts precisely.

Pathetic.

Absolutely nothing wrong with that article, tbh. Some people have bigger agendas than some of the journalists writing about us do.

I was wondering if the tax dodging football coach could possibly be associated with our club, perchance...

Three TV stars and a football club manager are at the centre of Britain's biggest tax-dodging investigation. (Daily Mirror) Stand-in Newcastle boss Joe Kinnear could face an FA charge over his outburst to journalists on Thursday. (Daily Mail) Scottish businessman Jonathan Cleland claims he has agreed a £300m take-over deal for Newcastle that will 'astound the world'. (Daily Record)

From today's BBC Gossip page: Spurs would have to pay Ramos £15m if they sack him from his £5m-a year contract, which has three years left to run. (Daily Express) Martin Jol, the man Ramos replaced at White Hart Lane, led Hamburg back to the top of the Bundesliga on Sunday after a 2-1 win at Energie Cottbus. (Various)

You don't know how much I wish that you were right. Technically (anatomically) speaking, I was right with my initial comment.

No doubt you'll also blame your lass for that. Well I would blame yours, if you had one.

Sorry, I'll try to remember that next time. Shite patter the neet like.

For the answer to that smell, look closer to home big lad. Don't talk about my lass like that.

They didn't, that's a road sign. No flies on you. Mick. Which only makes it all the more difficult to understand the smell.

Dont they have Stoke away next... thats got to be make or break for him His name's not Allardyce.