Paully

My Da first took me when I was a bairn in 84 - East Stand (benches!) front row in between the Gallowgate box and halfway line (seat 133 I think!) - Sloanes (now the Hancock) pre-match every game with a trip to the old supporters shop (loved that place) near Haymarket bus station on the way up! I remained there until 91 when I started going with mates and we varied where we went - corner, scoreboard, Leazes and Milburn paddocks where we got season tickets until 94 where I moved to my current seat now just behind the Gallowgate goal! Great memories and although I can see the logical side of a new ground, the reasons why I want us to remain! Love these last few pages!

If I was still gambling I’d be lumping every penny I could on Isak SOT Evens on 365! Mates have maximum stakes between £20 and some £40!

Great last few pages on this thread!

“10/10 Baller”

Wed 26.02.2025 Liverpool (a) 8.15pm TNT

Good recovery by Big Al! https://x.com/restisfootball/status/1880285040355029026?s=46

Now you've mentioned that...............

Selling hotels, women's teams and God knows what else to a parent company whilst we can't do anything - utter shambles

Classic! Enjoy mate!

Athletic Newcastle’s 4-2 loss at Brentford prompted action. Howe’s one-on-ones with his entire first-team squad was pivotal in Newcastle’s reset. He encouraged players to speak their minds and list their concerns, but then emphasised some basic truths. The season was in the balance and would fork in one of two directions. Perhaps their reputations — his included — would do likewise. For lots of reasons, it had been a bruising summer and autumn, but they had to get a grip. Most basic of all, they had to get a win and follow it up with another. After Brentford, when Newcastle were 12th in the table, they had won twice in 11 Premier League matches. Every manager needs positive results to reinforce their methods, to give players buy-in and although Howe felt his side were not too far away, results offered a counter-argument. When confidence suffers, performances follow, doubts fester, pressure mounts. It is something Howe has said repeatedly in public, during good times and bad: “Winning shapes everything”.

9 v 10 I think - be nice to end their 10 with our 10!

"Slap your lass with a Christmas tree" got a good airing at Ipswich before Christmas!

On TV tonight away to Burnley - wonder if the new Zidane starts? I hope he does so I can be "jealous and envious" whilst watching him!

We need the Indian war-cry fella back from the late 80s / early 90s from upstairs in the East Stand! Harry Palmer with his guitar on the pitch pre-match too!

Less your (TOON!) cheek

Horrendous - as TheGuv said, severely hard clapping inbetween the YAAANNNNIIITEDS!

Just seen Ornstein's tweet and thought the same! That's Shearer's record gone!

Weren’t we linked with this fella?

Great win for these lot to be fair tonight!

Saturday tea time but don’t shoot the messenger!

That would have been a fantastic goal that - great one touch build up and the chip over the keeper bounced back off the post! You can’t not love Miggy! Never gave less than 100% and always had a beaming smile on his face! The spell when he turned into Messi was something else! Although his stats don’t prove it, he transformed us under Rafa’s last half season and we looked great going forward with him, Rondon and Perez! Great memories of his two goals at West Brom in the FA cup just before lockdown and his song absolutely belting out from the away end! (See below!). and that goal vs PSG! All the best to him and he’ll always be welcome back at SJP!

Great stuff this mate - appreciate it!