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Yes, totally, he is encouraging cheating to everyone watching, to every kid watching the game. Absolutely disgusting, and he is abusing his position in a really scummy manner.

Totally agree.

http://img263.imageshack.us/img263/9012/llambiasinformation.th.jpg 5.2 The club admitted to the tribunal that it repeatedly and intentionally misled the press, public and the fans of Newcastle United.

http://img9.imageshack.us/img9/3896/barrymoat001.th.jpg "He's doing a good job of this PR stuff, is my bitch"

What utter bollocks. Llambias has already come out and said the money will not go towards transfers. He said there will be little or no transfer kitty in January whatever happens and he would prefer more loan signings. Moat is either badly out of touch with events at SJP or his "bid" was a classic salesman stunt by Ashley to flush out potential bidders. Having read these comments my money is on the latter. Exactly, 500k - 1m a year would "get the right players on the pitch"? Cynical side says he's just been used as a smokescreen, and has been happy to be used that way, you sad, sad man.

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11678_5696881,00.html Thanks for clearing up just what sort of fly-by-night c*** you are too, Barry. What a twat, and how much money would we be getting for naming rights that would supposedly get the right players on the pitch? You seriously think 500k would help make that happen? Patronising bastard, wouldnt rule out that people saying he was serious about buying the club as bollocks, and just someone who agreed to take the heat off ashley.

The feeling against Ashley seemed to get people more pumped up for the game, and have a positive impact, not a negative one. Yes, the atmosphere might have turned a bit if we'd went 1-0 down (something that will happen at some point) - but wouldnt that happen regardless of any protests going on? When we went 1-0 down against Doncaster the crowd were right on the backs of the players, and they got boo'd off at half time, and there were no protests before or during that game - so it seems its very easy to jump to the conlcusion that any negative atmosphere if going 1-0 would be because of protests. Its because a lot of fans kick off at going 1-0 down toa team in this division - end of story. Not saying its impossible for any protests to make some fans less patient in the ground, but its not clear cut as some make out, and some poeple go into the ground less patient simply because they expect us to wipe the floor with every team. We should keep on going with the protests, like I said I think it could actually get people more up for the game, and keep on going with banners etc, hoping to get one made myself.

Ashley has took the piss out of us so he deserves to be ripped to peices & ridiculed. But I can understand why the rapist banner might offend people, and we want as many people on our side (media etc) and against him as possible, so from that point of view it could be counter productive, even if it was funny. Good stuff going to the effort to do something though, to make a banner that big, and we need to keep it up.

From a match report on the posh forum. those fans closest to the away support happen to make the most noise. not exactly a news flash is it ? Loads of people on here get on the backs of those who sit/stand up there and sing, just posting it to show a neaturals pov and they thought the fans in that section were the best home support they've heard. they would. they're right next to them and as ever thats where the banter between fans is. sitting in the gallowgate all i can usually here if "get out of our club" and "your support is f***ing s***". has to be said that at SJP from all parts our variety of songs and humour is crap. It was only 4 years ago L7 was absolutely dead next to the away fans, and the away fans would outsing everyone without single reply the whole game.

if no one takes up his offer it will stay as sportsdirect.com@ and we wont get a penny But when new ownership comes in that will be thrown out straight away. Maybe new owners would keep a brand that is bringing in money however small the amount. I'm probably wrong on that, and it would be changed regardless, but you never know. Also, in a weird way, having it sports direct until hes gone feels more 'unofficial' as oppose to a brand name that orignally had no connection with the club (in as much as sports direct is just symbolic of who the owner is). They would unless a contract had been signed to say the board had to be there for so many years. There you go, good point.

if no one takes up his offer it will stay as sportsdirect.com@ and we wont get a penny But when new ownership comes in that will be thrown out straight away. Maybe new owners would keep a brand that is bringing in money however small the amount. I'm probably wrong on that, and it would be changed regardless, but you never know. Also, in a weird way, having it sports direct until hes gone feels more 'unofficial' as oppose to a brand name that orignally had no connection with the club (in as much as sports direct is just symbolic of who the owner is).

Hopefully the Trust can buy him out in the near future. Yes thats not exactly a forgone conclusion, but hopefully. In the mean time you could say the reasons to act are: a) Not letting him get back into the comfort zone like the last time, the SJP farce deserves a response from a moral point of view. b) To put off any brands thinking of taking the stadium rights.

Stay standing for the first 20minutes (like the save our seats campaign) Protests outside the Milburn reception before the game from 1pm & after the game till 6pm. I can sort of understand people saying "dont have negativity/anomosity in the air before the game, it cant help the atmosphere in the ground", if thats the case, just make sure your there after the game.

Stay behind afterwards.

Before the game from 1pm. After the game till 6pm.

A rational reason to protest? If the papers cover it the next day, with headline of "fans protest over SJP name branding" then at the end of the day, brands who are out there potentially looking at this and thinking about taking up the rights would probably have doubts. Whether those would be massive doubts, a small doubts, whatever, Im sure there would be some doubts there due to fear of the whole thing bieng counter-productive. "Well its going to be sports direct then"... yes, fair enough, but when he is gone, that name is gone. If someone takes over the club, they might not cut off the sponser of another company. Also, in a weird way, having it sports direct until hes gone feels more 'unofficial' as oppose to a brand name that orignally had no connection with the club.

"Nothing more than an exercise in public relations." “The Club admitted to the Tribunal that it repeatedly and intentionally misled the press, public and the fans of Newcastle United."

All I'm saying WBCP is that you should deem this as a valid means of making money. Arsenal's example is a million miles away from our situatuion though. There stadium was newly built and hadn't been known as anything other than the Emirates. It's not like they changed the name of Highbury for a wedge of cash is it? 3m a year before the credit crunch - now companies will be more cautious, plus the fact that SJP will still be in the title, you wouldnt think someone will be wanting to offer bucket loads for it would you?

Why should we believe Llambias? Why should we trust that it wont become the Sports Direct Stadium, with the SJP writing tucked away somewhere? "nothing more than an exercise in public relations." & "NUFC admitted they purposely & continuously mislead the media & fans "

Sounds good. Think calling him a FCB would be an own goal and alienate us from the rest of the country, so I think its important new songs are made up for this. Someone else mentioned to the tune of 'Ketsbia My Lord': St. James' always, St. James' St. James' always, St. James' St. James' always, St. James' Always St. James' Park Winter wonderland: Mike Ashley are you listenin Drop your pies & f*cuking listen Your not wanted here, get your fat arse in gear Drive back down the way you came here or something like that That's really good, last line needs changing though. Much better than the fat cockney b****** one, which is frankly cringe worthy as f***. End line: You'll never defeat Geordieland? Mike Ashley are you listenin Drop your pies & f*cking listen Your not wanted here, get your fat arse in gear Leave us/F*ck off and you'll hear a massive cheer Mike Ashley are you listenin Drop your pies & f*cking listen Your not wanted here, get your fat arse in gear Pack your bags & f*cking disappear ? i like the last one Mike Ashley are you listenin Drop your pies & f*cking listen Your not wanted here, get your fat arse in gear Pack your bags & f*cking disappear Nice1, I'd hate for the protests on saturday to be messed up by having 'geordies hate cockneys' stuff all over the media the next day, itd be an own goal.

Sounds good. Think calling him a FCB would be an own goal and alienate us from the rest of the country, so I think its important new songs are made up for this. Someone else mentioned to the tune of 'Ketsbia My Lord': St. James' always, St. James' St. James' always, St. James' St. James' always, St. James' Always St. James' Park Winter wonderland: Mike Ashley are you listenin Drop your pies & f*cuking listen Your not wanted here, get your fat arse in gear Drive back down the way you came here or something like that That's really good, last line needs changing though. Much better than the fat cockney b****** one, which is frankly cringe worthy as f***. End line: You'll never defeat Geordieland? Mike Ashley are you listenin Drop your pies & f*cking listen Your not wanted here, get your fat arse in gear Leave us/F*ck off and you'll hear a massive cheer Mike Ashley are you listenin Drop your pies & f*cking listen Your not wanted here, get your fat arse in gear Pack your bags & f*cking disappear ?

Sounds good. Think calling him a FCB would be an own goal and alienate us from the rest of the country, so I think its important new songs are made up for this. Someone else mentioned to the tune of 'Ketsbia My Lord': St. James' always, St. James' St. James' always, St. James' St. James' always, St. James' Always St. James' Park Winter wonderland: Mike Ashley are you listenin Drop your pies & f*cuking listen Your not wanted here, get your fat arse in gear Drive back down the way you came here or something like that

http://img4.imageshack.us/img4/3227/72867175.th.jpg It cant do harm having banners like that all over the papers surley.

That's what I keep thinking these days. I am surprised there's NO organised and proper protest yet after the guy cost us relegation since May. I mean a protest which could bring the attention of the club and forced to do something for the sake of the fans. So how big is Newcastle United? You can't keep saying about this. Local fans got to show it, and Liverpool fans have done it successfully, from what we have all seen from the start to the end. I am not talking about who's to blame for the relegation or what effects would a protest brings to the game, what I am trying to say is the emotion and action taken by the different fans from different clubs. Theres a massively big difference between the mentality of our players and those of liverpool. They're not comparable situations. Everything from the managers ability to motivate, to the players current level of self belief & confidence, to the likelyhood of our players underperforming and getting crap for it in comparison to theirs, levels of determination, the captains ability to influence the others into performing better, the amount of experience the players have, the number of players who are individually able to turn around games. You can keep going. Even if they were even slightly effected they have more than enough about to them to be able to completely disregard it one way or another, we dont. Not to say that if we protest the entire side will fall apart in an instant, theres more to it than that obviously. Results are always going to do more for confidence than most other things. I just dont see it as being helpful if we start underperforming & it could easily start a snowball effect of negativity if the mentality of complaining spreads to quickly. Negativity is never beneficial in any form & it gets around quickly. I think if a protest happened after the game, that would be ok, and it needs to be spread that it is after the game.

Surley banners saying something like: Attention Potential Brands - Stay away or you will be boycotted Would serve a purpose if all over the papers?