Ronaldo

Talking as if Mourinho vs Ronaldo is more "special" than the final being a local derby as well. Exactly, load of bollocks from a total fake.

Don't be so silly.

Wanting your own side to lose is great fun, mate. Try it.

In other news Lee Clark is on the verge of taking Birmingham City to League One.

Eh, Sacchi, Van gaal, Cruyff , Lippi, Guardiola etc He's unparalleled as a manager and has been since SAF retired. Arguably before. WTF ?? Ferguson is not even a " football genius" , is arguably the greatest manager of all time, but hasn't invented fuck all since he came to football. I'll leave you to it.

Bobby's penultimate home game. Lost 1-0.

Eh, Sacchi, Van gaal, Cruyff , Lippi, Guardiola etc He's unparalleled as a manager and has been since SAF retired. Arguably before.

Carlo's a genius. Perhaps the only true genius in football.

Side footer from a Shearer pull back.

Not on here they're not.

The fact they haven't collectively refused to play for him like that lot down the road did.

Not on about what he comes out with off the field.

How does his football enhance the game?

Brilliant.

That was my thinking but at the same time Mou will know them inside out. They have the best manager and two of the three best attacking players in the world (and Benzema). He can't nullify that.

Real are far more difficult to nullify.

Think it's just a well explored level of common sense, but thanks.

So play counter attacking tactics without one of Real's best counter attacking players so Isco can play? Silly.

I'm not talking specifically about Colo.

That's half the problem, like. Liverpool and Man U fight this sort of thing with fire. That's part of the reason they're the clubs they are.

Well done Jordan and the others who held up their banners and cards, but the protests were muted vocally and until that changes, Pardew stays. Completely true. He'll probably think it's a small minority at this point. Protests were loud, clear and relatively constant in the away end, were they not loud on the tv? (Seriously question, just read this back and it sound like I'm being an arsehole) The game at Stoke there was no mistaking it, the protests from that game came through loud and clear. Maybe the fans were situated closer to the mics. I wouldn't say the anti-Pards chants were deafening throughout the match (I still think people (including myself) find it very hard to strike a balance between supporting the team but abusing Pardew), but they were consistent throughout and got more and more frequent in the second half. It was a slightly strange atmosphere as I think a lot of people were waiting for a hammering before they started abusing Pardew. Why would you want to support a team who are all on his side anyway?

This is why I hated the attitude of some when Keegan walked, that "he should have swallowed his pride and stuck with it for the good of the club" What, and become a spineless snivelling little shitbag like Alan Pardew, licking his boss's hoop in public and lying to the supporters at every opportunity? The man has far too much about him to do that and every Newcastle fan should respect 100% his decision to walk. Not just respect it in fact, love it - how many people stand up to Mike Ashley and win? Ah he's fucking great, man. I agree we should respect his decision, but wouldn't you rather have Keegan managing under Ashley's restrictions than Pardew? He wouldn't have his say in buying players, and his budget would be too small, but he could still create a team that was more than the sum of its parts and went out to play attractive football. I think that's what people meant when they wanted him to stick around. To even suggest that Keegan could work for Ashley shows that you have no appreciation of Keegan, the man, at all. Yep.

So Gosling's a youngish lad with no PL experience doing nothing in the PL. Such an easy target when those earning far more money with far more experience and responsibility are costing us goals and games.

Record the whole goddammed thing.