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SO STOP THE FUCKING BOOING AND THE FUCKING PANT-SHITTING! we're on the up!

yeah even BDB mentioned the lack of flags affetcting the atmosphere. obviously must really gee up the players.

there you go, said what i wanted to say. people changing their expectations for this season. but we all knew it would happen. all the reasonable "i'll take mid table consolidation next season" is rapidly disappearing. yes i thought we'd win 2 or 3 nil and was disappointed at full time, but couldn't even be slightly angry with the Howe and the players. match day is something we all look forward too again. and the fucking boos at full time - wtf? i know they were quickly drowned out, but that was idiotic. what does it achieve? we need to be in this altogether. we need to be an attractive club to sign for. no negativity please in the ground.

i wouldnt. the whole of derby week is too bloody stressful. and there's always the chance they'll fluke a win. cannit be risking that.

Foster opened up on how Newcastle manager Eddie Howe was willing to meet his sizeable wage demands to bring him to St James' Park, after the Magpies were left light of options in goal following Martin Dubravka's loan departure to Manchester United and the injury suffered by Karl Darlow. However, the former West Brom shot-stopper decided against the move to Tyneside as it is a four-hour car journey from his family home in the Midlands, where he lives with his wife and two children. Foster admitted the exciting project at cash-rich Newcastle "was really interesting to me" and confessed he was somewhat surprised when his lofty wage demands were met. However, he added: "I just didn't want to do it. The wrench of it was I'd have to move away from home and that would kill me. "If I'm in an apartment in Newcastle away from my family by myself, I don't think people can understand, that's really hard to do. Especially at the age I am and everything I've got going on. "It would be incredible [to work with Newcastle goalkeeper Nick Pope], Popey is the man. I love Nick Pope, their goalie coach [Adam Bartlett] is a top man, they've got a British core of players, the gaffer, I know for a fact if I'd have gone there I would have had an amazing time. "The lads would have been brilliant and I would have buzzed off the stadium, the fans, all that kind of stuff. The overriding sinking feeling was I don't want to do this. That gut feeling, you know when people say you have to go with your gut feeling and I had this feeling deep down, I just don't want to do it."

garang kuoli, kuoli, kuoli, kuoli, garang kuooooo!

i bet there's a few " i was there..." moments like when gyan fluked an equaliser in the last minute against the mags to snatch an undeserved draw.

other than the minutes silence , that is absolutely horrific. how can they get it wrong so often? i'll be singing the "Eddie is our King" anthem instead.

i watch adam p like i watch david brent. no harm done.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m001c1c1

get an Uber yout tight git. whats another £200?

battered them but Nick Pope made an immense save to keep them out.

top news for bournemouth fans. bank holiday weekend in the toon. woohoo!!!!

probs distant relatives.

home game on a bank holiday weekend would be perfect.

"show must go on."

Premier League says hi.

because its not really an anthem about the nation. its about how great the monarch is, and please, God, look after them.

joelinton at centre half?

think the premier league have really misjudged this one.

fuck me. kid's football cancelled too. this is getting out of hand.

in what way does playing or watching a game of football disrespect her memory? ridiculous.

Conte's gonna explode.

only one (or two) for me and both in the same game. started our and SBR's fall. umarked jenas header at the back post. (and then shearer's penalty in the shootout) partizan belgrade at home, second leg champions league qualifier. never got over it.