maze

Don't even joke. Really? Former Arsenal player, isn't he? Yep. And out of work former manager.

Don't even joke. Really? Former Arsenal player, isn't he?

what's the smb like now?

Keep calm. It's only 1-0 after 6 mins. Feels like winning.

almost 2 there.

Lovely

Don't know why I bother clicking this thread at all...

oh, let's bump that "ambition"-thread

fucking allergic to keeping hold of the ball.

Tell me, are we scared of retaining possession?

aaaaah, it has started, hasn't it?

Hahahaha, I can't believe this is fucking happening... Oh, wait... I can...

Spot on - an empty St James for even few weeks would shift him because it would reflect on SD. Until then we will remain a zombie club Let's not forget the fools that will "raise" you with this : http://footysphere.com/post/22674688692/bobby-robson ...And then go on to defend why they won't stand up to the shit being served.

Does it really matter? The whole proccess is just "rinse and repeat" with Mike Ashley. Until the masses drop the season tickets, and matches, nothing is going to happen. Relegation is just as likely as survival to cause changes.

Like Ashley is ever gonna aloud that to happen....

Fucking hell, John Carver, you're so shit that you make <insert name> look like Alex Ferguson

Hey Gary, Gary McAllister .... WAKE UP !

Did they just fork out £2,5 Mil for this?

http://images.huffingtonpost.com/2014-06-24-jobcentre.jpg You think he will get the sack being on a contract until 2020? Or do you imply he will resign?

So, in the unlikely event he doesn't get the job, what will his future at the club be like?

Death threat or not that is not important. What's important is that something led Mike Ashley to put the club up for sale, publicly. Those who like conspiracy theories might say this was just a publicity from the club stunt to make the Geordie fans look fickle, and really backfire the "Cockney Mafia Out" campaign. Whatever has been gained from that has certainly been able to manifest itself.

I have a hard time envisioning things getting better for Newcastle. You have the sackpardew.com campaign which was probably the closest you'll ever get a protest that was actually noticed since that death threat against Mike Ashley. Not having the media on your side, like Liverpool supporters had with their previous owners, you're just not getting anywhere. I'm not say that those who run these protest should give up. But unless you get the national media on your side, along with those 50K+ supporters attending the home games, Ashley will just continue the way he wants....