mrmojorisin75

what?

If you're really into your hip-hop/R'n'B, and I mean really into, as in you know songs that aren't commercial (I'm not, therefore I don't!), pretentious posing, wanting to be noticed, holding your drink and not actually drinking it, then this is the place for you. With regards to Wullie calling it expensive, its not on a Monday night. that sounds EXACTLY like a little hovel of a trendy hip-hop club i ended up once in the toon...right at the bottom of grey street on the left, mostly a basement setup if i remember correctly worst night out of my life, ali g-esque asian lad in there sucking a choopa-chups, i walked out at that point laughable, really hope the toon ain't going that way...anyone know the name of it? got me stumped. something like "the lounge" as a name, but obviously not the lounge...to be honest you'd never know it was there if you'd not been and thank your lucky fuckin stars for it too

No, I don't think Brown did a good job. I don't think Shepherd did either. Nor do I think frugality is the way to save the economy. We need to spend our way out of it. Now you see fundamnetally I agree that in both the economy and for the Toon that spending is needed for the long term good of both. However my view (again on both points) is that money should be directed at rebuilding infrastructure, be that roads, schools, hospitals, communications or the academy, buying younger players with room to develop and training facilities. Of course some money needs to be spent on the here and now, money in the pocket of the man on the street (interest rate cuts, VAT cuts (wrong move but its happened so I can include it..), or investment in the first team. If you can balance out the cost of improving the here and now with proceeds from clearing out the dross then its all good. I've said it before, but with the exception of Given we've replaced every player who has left the club with one of better quality or of a similar standard but at lower cost. That. Is. Good. Business. It could even be argued that we didn't need to replace Given directly anyway. The summer is pivotal, we're running out of dross with any sort of resale value and desperately need to improve the centre of midfield and in all likelyhood replace Owen. A Left Back would be nice to push Enrique on, unless one of the reserve players is ready to step up to provide this. the more he leaves it, the longer it costs to get back. It's just more proof in my eyes that he hasn't got a clue, or doesn't have the desire. I don't accept that rebuilding means creating a situation whereby your best and most important players want to leave the club for career reasons and ambition, this tells you pretty much everything. Re: my signature. And daresay, imo the disharmony exists beyond those who have departed already - ie. Given, N'Zogbia - and another whose departure is imminent ie. Owen. I'm not sure it does tbh. I think once Owen leaves we'll have got shot of all the long faced malcontents and I can see the spirit improving considerably in the camp. Geremi, Cacapa and Viduka leaving will also freshen us up considerably, especially if they are replaced by more highly motivated players like Lovenkrands. highly motivated - for now - but limited. Ashley's blueprint. Does it really escape you and others that Owen, zoggy and Given have had "long faces" because they realise that they are now too good for a club going nowhere fast ? all of them had the lip on well before ashley turned up if you'd care to remember, given less so but he still did it and spoke out about signing players well before NUFC was a gleam in MA's eye i think you credit footballers with far too much perception, generally they don't give a fuck as long as they're being paid a fortune and they only really kick up fuck when they see a better option or outlet in zogs case he's been at it for years and saw the opportunity in to crowbar his way out EDIT: in owens case i believed from the moment he arrived he knew what a mistake he'd made and had fitness not been an issue he'd have been well gone by now, fuck all to do with ashley again

"NUSC believes that this is a critical point in our season and that unity is strength when it comes to shaping the future direction of the football club both on and off the field. " clear as, er, yeah...garbage basically isn't it? i also like the term "speaking opportunity" which suggests they're just gonna let any old radgie get up there and start spouting s**** about MA asset stripping the club etc... Agreed. I can imagine it getting very tedious very quickly. You'd think for an organization like them their first point in any advertisement would be to get their aims and objectives across. totally can't agree with the tedious bit though, the mental image i have of this event now could be the funniest thing ever seen! like a cross between the mob out of life of brian and a concert by mungo jerry!!

If you're really into your hip-hop/R'n'B, and I mean really into, as in you know songs that aren't commercial (I'm not, therefore I don't!), pretentious posing, wanting to be noticed, holding your drink and not actually drinking it, then this is the place for you. With regards to Wullie calling it expensive, its not on a Monday night. that sounds EXACTLY like a little hovel of a trendy hip-hop club i ended up once in the toon...right at the bottom of grey street on the left, mostly a basement setup if i remember correctly worst night out of my life, ali g-esque asian lad in there sucking a choopa-chups, i walked out at that point laughable, really hope the toon ain't going that way...anyone know the name of it?

"NUSC believes that this is a critical point in our season and that unity is strength when it comes to shaping the future direction of the football club both on and off the field. " clear as, er, yeah...garbage basically isn't it? i also like the term "speaking opportunity" which suggests they're just gonna let any old radgie get up there and start spouting shite about MA asset stripping the club etc...

Surely because of this . Noubt wrong with that. If it was just 4 blokes round a table it would end up like the other petitions and such that hang about monument. By doing this it encourages people over. fair enough, suppose i just bought into it being an anti-ashley kick-off when there's more to it...having said that i'd not go within a mile of the fuckin thing if there were strippers on

Still hasn't ruled it out. ha! he's labelled it disrespectful to not to wigan, says it all

realise i'm missing something here but this shit in bold has got to be bollocks right? sounds like a fuckin tree-hugging hippy festival

aye? not seen so much this season but i'll always remember the total shambles he was that time ferdinand was injured/suspended and they got raped by real/milan away from home when vidic was the main CB (mind i think he'd been rushed back from injury or something) not saying owt, just wondering how he's been without ferdinand this season, or indeed if he has been Really, really good. That's how he's been. without ferdinand?

aye? not seen so much this season but i'll always remember the total shambles he was that time ferdinand was injured/suspended and they got raped by real/milan away from home when vidic was the main CB (mind i think he'd been rushed back from injury or something) not saying owt, just wondering how he's been without ferdinand this season, or indeed if he has been

b-bingo! you win a prize, ranger or smith/ameobi on the pitch at the end of a tight game, hm...anyone choosing smith?

Agree, could be a couple of truly epic games. be nice to see that game IF messi is fully fit, show the "soldiers of europe" what the best player in the world really looks like that aside this season is typical fuckin manyoo for me...first half of the season they're not great but are starting to hit form, however the best team on the planet have spent the last few months twatting everything in sight and breaking all records and it's catching up with them just in time for them to get soe in the draw i'm off to internet betting for a gamble on soe to play barca and win at some point now, barca will play them off the park as per but soe will somehow win it...nailed on imo

fuckin hell is there a person on the planet who wouldn't make those changes?

we need geller back

the milner money tbh

you missed out all the managers we've reduced to ash as well, some of them looked like they needed a padded cell by the end oh and all the players careers that have went to ratshit and all the moment they joined us

No, I don't think Brown did a good job. I don't think Shepherd did either. Nor do I think frugality is the way to save the economy. We need to spend our way out of it. Now you see fundamnetally I agree that in both the economy and for the Toon that spending is needed for the long term good of both. However my view (again on both points) is that money should be directed at rebuilding infrastructure, be that roads, schools, hospitals, communications or the academy, buying younger players with room to develop and training facilities. Of course some money needs to be spent on the here and now, money in the pocket of the man on the street (interest rate cuts, VAT cuts (wrong move but its happened so I can include it..), or investment in the first team. If you can balance out the cost of improving the here and now with proceeds from clearing out the dross then its all good. I've said it before, but with the exception of Given we've replaced every player who has left the club with one of better quality or of a similar standard but at lower cost. That. Is. Good. Business. It could even be argued that we didn't need to replace Given directly anyway. The summer is pivotal, we're running out of dross with any sort of resale value and desperately need to improve the centre of midfield and in all likelyhood replace Owen. A Left Back would be nice to push Enrique on, unless one of the reserve players is ready to step up to provide this. the more he leaves it, the longer it costs to get back. It's just more proof in my eyes that he hasn't got a clue, or doesn't have the desire. I don't accept that rebuilding means creating a situation whereby your best and most important players want to leave the club for career reasons and ambition, this tells you pretty much everything. sitting it out imo, praying we stay up til the markets flush again and he gets a buyer....no other explanation surely? probably, aye if true it's one of the riskiest things i can remember in football, total insanity to put what he's already invested in the hands of

No, I don't think Brown did a good job. I don't think Shepherd did either. Nor do I think frugality is the way to save the economy. We need to spend our way out of it. Now you see fundamnetally I agree that in both the economy and for the Toon that spending is needed for the long term good of both. However my view (again on both points) is that money should be directed at rebuilding infrastructure, be that roads, schools, hospitals, communications or the academy, buying younger players with room to develop and training facilities. Of course some money needs to be spent on the here and now, money in the pocket of the man on the street (interest rate cuts, VAT cuts (wrong move but its happened so I can include it..), or investment in the first team. If you can balance out the cost of improving the here and now with proceeds from clearing out the dross then its all good. I've said it before, but with the exception of Given we've replaced every player who has left the club with one of better quality or of a similar standard but at lower cost. That. Is. Good. Business. It could even be argued that we didn't need to replace Given directly anyway. The summer is pivotal, we're running out of dross with any sort of resale value and desperately need to improve the centre of midfield and in all likelyhood replace Owen. A Left Back would be nice to push Enrique on, unless one of the reserve players is ready to step up to provide this. the more he leaves it, the longer it costs to get back. It's just more proof in my eyes that he hasn't got a clue, or doesn't have the desire. I don't accept that rebuilding means creating a situation whereby your best and most important players want to leave the club for career reasons and ambition, this tells you pretty much everything. sitting it out imo, praying we stay up til the markets flush again and he gets a buyer....no other explanation surely?

I'm trying to find a post in this thread which connects to yours. EDIT - you mean the NUFC board? It was a response to the original post. I mean the people on this forum who still think we need to relax and give Ashley time to fix the problems at the club. So my first point stands then. Absolutley. You'll get no disagreement from me that Ashley and Shepherd are as ugly as each other. Fuck that for a box of pennies, I'd nosh down on Ashley's cock WAY before Freddy's. Why is that? Serious question. Is the politics/finances of the club more important to you than what happens on the field. Freddy and John might have fattened the golden goose to feed themselves, but Mike is just letting the Goose waste away. At least we as fans got something from the previous regime. Are you saying you'd prefer bottom half mediocrity, balanced books and an owner who only takes back what he puts in over European football, debts comparable with other clubs and an owner creaming off some of the profits? Cutting off your nose to spite your face if you ask me. ... I just think Ashley probably washes better. The last thing you want is muck under the hood. (Slash... I think Freddy managed us horribly irresponsibly and had we continued on under his control, we would have become Leeds 2 in a matter of years. So while the politics/finance aren't directly more important to me, they will inevitably affect the results on the field. As shit as we are now, we're not languishing in League One with Leeds and there is little chance of that happening in reality). rubbish, and you have it the wrong way round. Its results on the field that bring in revenue. Oh hurray! NE5's here. Another topic well and truly derailed! how is that derailing the thread ? You're obsessed. You need to go to the pub or something. Would rather not to be honest. Sitting in pubs at any time other than a match day seems rather sad to me, especially if its a regular thing. well, at the risk of derailing the thread, I hope you enjoy Coronation Street or whatever shite you watch on the TV Wrong again old man . Don't watch any of the soaps. They're crap. Infact I don't watch much telly at all. Its all mindnumbing dross. oh dear. You got a problem with the truth like? You seem to have no problems calling other people silly names. What's the problem with me pointing out that you are nearly pension age? whats the problem with me pointing out that even though you have said you are in your 30's at least, you don't know any more about the club than a 14 year old ? one of the fundamental problems with our society imo, the assumption that age/experience automatically = wisdom i've met people at the game who travelled to every match for 20+ years home & away, travelling across europe on trains 'cause they're scared of flying etc... think as pigshit for the most part, couldn't offer you an insight into their own lives let alone something as complicated as a top-tier professional football club

can't wait for the day all this shit just stops

wow, i'm shocked...2 years of criminal decline and they're surprised people might not stump up hard earned cash to watch it get worse this mob are something else they really are....fully expect shite to be released in may, if we stay up, about new signings that don't materialise in a desperate attempt to get more money wankers

wonder if anyone at the club will realise that paying butt, duff & smith to run around aimlessly while they produce sweet FA is also a huge waste of money* if so we could be in business * butt being given a new contract suggests they've not, obviously

If Grant is the bees knees, dog's bollocks, your chocolate lollipop, the gold pot at the end of the rainbow, and Jah's gift to football management, how comes he's out of a f***ing job then? The Chelsea squad were behind their own near-success. They got to where they did despite of Grant, and not because of him. Did I say any of the above? I said he'd be a great option, considering we have nobody at the club capable of managing a premiership club, and he clearly is you said above that both of sicko's points were pure speculation, i think this is tbh...again, won nothing with one of the most expensively assembled squads in football history, i'd have fancied my chances as well having been there prior ro JM leaving and knowing the setup etc...

key point for me