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honestly would fancy us to get at least a point against anyone at home in an evening game.

i agree. would have much better under the lights.

depends how much money for other positions. £15m may be a bargain for a short term decen tleft back whilst we get other positions sorted.

https://twitter.com/jamiereuben/status/1516903792905789441/photo/1

i wasnt wanting them to help us. i never want them to win anything. i am a 70/80's child. i fucking hate them.

just let him be, man.

you dont ever recover from being crushed by bruce.

burnley win, everton draw today. best outcome..... halts liverpool, drags everton down, and gets us closer to wolves.

think he'll just be a squad player in the long term. as someone mentioned, we could easily get a player for every position he plays. but lets just enjoy him for now.

did really well yesterday. just not a goalscorer.

they forget our relatively non existent net spend over the years. we havent even touched any of the PIF money yet. and of course what about everton, wolves, villa, etc and even fulham last time they came up.

just getting back from Norwich. bastard steward nicking the brazil flag and chucking it in the bin - boooo! the "do the ameobi" song. my kids had never heard it before and they loved it - yay!

for his job interview, the guy had studied our squad and analysed strengths and weaknesses of each player. fuck me. that's dedication.

tbh it wouldnt matter if he wasnt passing as long as his shooting was better. its been shcking for months.

thats harsh. there were 5 minute periods maximum where it went quiet but the majority of the time it was good, and a lot of the time it was fucking great last night.

really think gayle should have come on for wood last 20mins or so. wood was knackered and there was absolutlely no pressing them from the front by him.

sure shearer did it too for a pen against kiev i think. was classic.

we looked so tired in the second half. think he'll make changes for norwich now we've hit 40 points.

fulham?

'Massively humbling' - Newcastle legend David Kelly left shocked by Wor Flags tribute David Kelly had no idea that he was about to be immortalised in Gallowgate End flag display Newcastle United fans unveil a tifo prior to the Premier League match between Newcastle United and Leicester City at St. James Park (Image: 2022 Getty Images) David Kelly has revealed how he was left totally gobsmacked by Wor Flags' impressive banner display that paid tribute to his vital goal against Portsmouth from the 1991/92 season. Kelly's goal at the Gallowgate End effectively saved Newcastle United from relegation to the old Third Division and helped lay the foundations for a brighter future for the Entertainers. Kelly also weighed in with 29 goals to help take Newcastle to the Premier League a year later. Fast forward to 2022, on 30th anniversary of the strike against Pompey, and Kelly says he was left stunned by the moment a flag was unfurled in his honour. Kelly told Chronicle Live: "It was a huge surprise. One of my pals Martin Henderson is based up there and I go to a couple of the away games with, we always get together and have a few beers. "Martin knew about it - I didn't. Nobody told me. He was saying to me 20 minutes before kick off: 'Come on we need to get our seats'. "And I was like I don't want to stare at an empty pitch for 20 minutes. He persuaded me to go out early and finish my beer! Just as they were unfurling the flag we took our seats, and when it first started I thought: 'Why are we here so early?' "Then I spotted the Kelly part at the end of it and was totally taken aback. It was a massive surprise. I quickly realised why Martin had been playing the role of a secret agent all week." The Kelly banner was captured by TV cameras and witnessed by the former striker's kids. Kelly reflected: "It was massively humbling it really was. The ironic part was my son Zak is a Newcastle fan and couldn't come up for the game because of prior commitments. Both of my kids were watching the game in separate places and they saw it. That made it even more special." After witnessing what felt like another pivotal day in the club's history, Kelly was asked his verdict on Newcastle's current battle against the drop. Kelly said: "Safe and secure now. I want my other old club Leicester to beat Roma and get the Europa final. "That would be fantastic. But it's important Newcastle stay in the Premier League. Leicester's season is Europe now." And when quizzed whether the Bruno Guimaraes goal in the dying stages brought back any memories of the his late goal against Portsmouth, Kelly, who was controversially sold by Kevin Keegan in 1993, added: "If it was if you'd transported everything back 30 years. If Newcastle do anything it's always last minute! "That's for sure. And it was a marvellous goal, Bruno is a super player and it was a fantastic diving header. I heard him saying he wants to go on and be a club legend and I really hope he does."

Kelland.

or a false 9.

yesterday was his least effective game for us ( a polite way of putting it). think howe has to go with willock or gayle instead of Wood against palace.