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Taylor was poor today, no doubt about that, however he is not a RB and has only just returned to fitness. Im not his biggest fan but i think it would be unfair to judge him completely on today. I thought ferguson done really well when he come on but i'd have worried for him had he started. As for Taylor, i'd like to think his future with us was limited to reserve/backup centre back.

Had a dream i scored against them last night, woke up celebrating in bed, summit like this

3000 of them forked out to go up there and watch that shite. I don't blame them. I'd be fucking livid. 3000, you wish Took 4000, sold 3000. ill stand corrected if true but it didn't look like you had 3000 there.

3000 of them forked out to go up there and watch that shite. I don't blame them. I'd be fucking livid. 3000, you wish

Eh? I thought it was 35,000,000 See what i did there? It wouldn't surprise me if there was some kind of cheap arsed banner at VP with that on when we play you

Who knocked you out, again? *whistles saucily* Barton 12 Nolan 31,87 Carroll 34,67,90

What a lovely season Villa are having

Forest are one of the fittest teams i've seen in recent times.

Good move for us and Forest IMO

Everton are coming off two good wins now, cant see us getting anything but i'd settle for a point.

Stolen from RTG The Bundesliga club St Pauli, who have a reputation for doing things differently, included one of their media officers in the squad for Saturday's game against Hannover 96 due to a lack of fit defenders. Hauke Brückner, 30, who works as a press officer for the alternative Hamburg club and has played for the Under-23 team, received a call from the coach, Holger Stanislawski, who told him to turn up at training "in one hour". "Against Hannover we only have four fit defenders so it makes sense to bring in Hauke," Stanislawski said. Brückner, who played 10 games in Germany's second division in the 2002-03 season, said his new team-mates were surprised to see him. "When I walked into the changing room with my bag, the boys were staring at me, not really believing it," Brückner said. "They did crack some jokes but I know them well and after that everything was good." Read more: http://www.readytogo.net/smb/showthread.php?t=572975#ixzz1EubRLDbh

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Not sure if i can post the videos however all this link has a link to videos of Ronaldo's goals for PSV and Barcelona. http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/blog/2011/feb/17/classic-youtube-cricket-ronaldo-schadenfreude

Fucking honestly...... http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2011/feb/22/robinho-kaka-blackburn-rovers-venkys It seems the owners of Blackburn Rovers know no bounds, despite Ronaldinho's blunt rejection of a move to Ewood Park last month, with a further six Brazil internationals forming part of a summer wishlist for the Venky's Group. The Indian owner of the Lancashire club remains hopeful it can coax a big-name South American to Ewood Park and are pursuing several options. Representatives of half a dozen players – Robinho, Kaká, Neymar and Elano among them – have been contacted with a view to checking their availability. Other players under consideration are the rising star Ganso, who plays for Santos and is recovering from a serious knee injury, and the 22-year-old Jucilei of Corinthians. Both have earned a single full Brazil cap. Landing such a coup is a key part of the new owner's plans for the Premier League club's future, if one which will be met with scepticism from elsewhere. Speculation this month has already linked the striker Luis Fabiano with a shock transfer to a corner of England he is probably unaware of. Argentinian internationals are also under consideration on what is a genuine list compiled by Venky's in India. Sources close to the owner readily admit that convincing high-profile players from another continent to move to one of the English top flight's less fashionable clubs will be problematic. Still, the Indian company – which has a most recently reported annual turnover of close to £1bn and profits of a 10th of that amount – is adamant it will pay what it takes in salaries to land a big signing. Venky's is less willing to spend lavishly on transfer fees, but will do so if it feels it is necessary. It was reported Ronaldinho last month refused wages worth a staggering £20m over three years, and subsequent business by Blackburn during January was low-key. That makes it more likely that a young, up-and-coming Brazilian with aspirations of moving and playing in Europe for the first time would be a realistic target. Blackburn's senior players may be taking a closer interest than most when Brazil's national team arrive in England for a friendly against Scotland at the Emirates Stadium on 27 March.

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Something similar in here mate if it interests you. http://www.newcastle-online.org/nufcforum/index.php/topic,73871.0.html

Id be surprised if we got that lot for £150k per week

God i feel sick........

Not sure how realistic he his but i'd love to see Shawcross in a toon shirt

To be honest that would be my preferred choice. I've been going since the early 80's and the Gallowgate has always been the "home" end as far as i'm concerned although i'm aware that people aged 45+ would disagree with me mind. I just think it's the best stand in terms of it's design for generating the most noise and other added bonuses are that the upper tier has very few season ticket holders in it at present and a lot of those who are there this season (upper tier) already stand/sing for the 90 minutes. Add that to the fact that it's always been the end that the players like to attack in the 2nd half and it's a no brainer as far as i'm concerned. The argument about it not being near enough to the away fans doesn't wash with me. If you look at the traditional "home ends" in England like the Kop, the Holte end, Stretford End, The old North Bank and so on they were always at the opposite end of the ground to the away support but it didn't stop them making a hell of a din when they wanted to. Leazes End is the home end mind!! The reason we attack the Gallowgate End in the 2nd half is because of the geet big slope. It's downhill so much better attacking downhill in the 2nd half when players are getting tired. i don't think the slope exists anymore. I sit in level 7 Milburn and i can categorically state that it does. have a look at the east Stand, at the leazes end the fron row is pitch level whereas at the Gallowgate end it's a canny bit higher than pitch level. It is a very noticeable slope. Pretty sure its still there like, went on a stadium tour a year or so ago and the bloke mentioned it.

A typo is slightly different, that's my excuse and I'll stick to it. Aye and ill blame the geordie in me for my poor grammar What's his name? Xisco??

A typo is slightly different, that's my excuse and I'll stick to it. Aye and ill blame the geordie in me for my poor grammar

You're, its you're all bastards. My teacher wife sitting beside me "He's right"

Wehey i wanna get a piece of this, your all bastards