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wouldn't be a bad idea. decent football to watch over the summer. our squad would still get a rest as don't think we'd ever get an invite.

hmm, right or write? fuck it, I'll use both. (sorry couldn't resist)

fuck harry, if cabs had a release clause pards would have leaked it 6 months ago!

love to muslim your ass

really need to outlaw loans between premership clubs

it is man - I've seen him in dixy chicken on the west rd. in the same green t shirt

we were brought up in a strict muslim home and can remember my dad kicking off at my youngest brother when he bought the blue away mcewans lager kit. think it was the last straw for my brother - islam vs nufc , the toon won and he became an atheist. that's the power of the toon. cisse will see the light.

so cisse must have must have mentioned this somewhere. where are the quotes?

definitely is

it is

quotes are that it's a religious problem....seems casinos and ploughing Miss Newcastle are not though. its all paper talk - there's no evidence of actual quotes from cisse himself.

£7m bid?

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2012/05/19/article-2146724-13198BAF000005DC-277_468x286.jpg 48 england goals, 11 in world cup finals and top scorer in 86

aye deffo like the mr motivator outfit - so shocked by the leg warmers - missed the bum-bag and leotard on first glance

It's his bachelor party, he is therefore required to wear wacky gear . Fairy nuff - just another example of uber-machismo that makes no sense to me... has perch recently had knee surgery - sure they look like support/compression stockings, just didnt realise thay came in pink

williamson not being aloud to be in the photo and kicked to the floor

I liked shearer - though very frustrated with him hist last season and a half. I never hero-worshipped shearer like i did other players because I remember how gutted I felt when he celebrated the way he did scoring for blackburn at the gallowgate end. Petty, I know, but just never forgave him for that. (Sure he'll be devastated like )

souness should have been man enough to get bellamy back and thrash things out with someone there as a moderator. he didn't even try. as far as he was concerned bellamy would never play for him again. didn't even try and keep bellamy. the art of management is handling egos - Bobby was a master at it.

Bobby was perfectly capable of handling shearer - he just didn't have shepherd's support. Shepherd worshipped shearer and was also fearful (wrongly imo) of the fans' reaction had he been sold or used only as back up.

I remember Boumsong having a a blinder at Highbury, we should never have sold him. You can't base things on one match. Shearer was still scoring 20 a season at the age of 35. He scored 17 league goals in his final two seasons. 60 Games. You can pretty much draw a line in Shearers decline when he lost Bellamy's legs to do the graft for him. So he still managed about Bellamy's career goal per game ratio in his last two seasons? Bellamy brought a lot more than just goals to the team

bellamy says he shoved one out of the way to get to carver rather than throw it at him

so these photos exist yet have never seen the light of day or even been leaked online?

need to build a squad. get rid of those not capable of doing a job when called upon eg gosling/ameobi but we have to keep the likes of Perch.

at least Swansea have gotten in there and tried to sell him the idea that it would be a good move for him

Neil Cameron: To say we put a spin on results is just nonsense 1 Jun 2013 12:42 Sports writer Neil Cameron on The Chronicle's Big Toon Survey Share on print Share on email Newcastle United's end of season survey 2012/13 Newcastle United's end of season survey 2012/13 It's been a busy week here at Chronicle Towers. Not only have we had to sift through almost 3,500 responses to our Big Toon Survey, but we’ve also had to painstakingly alter your votes so we can curry favour with Newcastle United. Or as someone posted on our website, take part in a cover-up that was akin to “an African election” and that we had for some reason sat on these results for weeks. First things first: the vote was obviously free and open to all. We didn’t tell anyone how to vote or how to answer our questions. We just read them. And as much of the comment was heavily critical of Alan Pardew and the club in general, it is difficult to see how any of the past five days’ coverage has “got us in” with Newcastle United. Many of the quotes from supporters that appeared all week in the Chronicle did not miss their mark, whether it was about the manager, tactics, certain players or the owner. We published them. Again, this proves how neutral we are. Also, the voting was open for two weeks and closed a week past Thursday and we started to publish the results on Tuesday. So it’s not as if we kept this secret for a month, although it’s hard to see why we would do that anyway. The biggest bone of contention was the subject of Pardew. Those who want him sacked, which was a little under 50%, couldn’t believe anyone would have voted any other way. That is where the accusations came in about us tweaking the results, which is an absolute nonsense. A slight majority were divided between sticking with Pardew and giving him to the start of next season, one final chance if you like. On a personal level this surprised me. I thought around 60% would go for sacking him now, with most of the rest prepared to allow him, say, 10 games of next season. But the idea that we somehow doctored these figures is ridiculous. This is what the supporters said and this is what we published. Finally, a big thanks to everyone that took the time to fill in the survey.