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Same here. It's fun reading though

My oh my...

The day they end Premier League relegation is the day I stop watching football.

ashley is a betting man so if he sees us still up at the top near jan he might take a punt and bring a couple in if he thinks we have a cats chance in hell to get into the cl, which I doubt we will but you never know. Or being the betting man he is, sell off a couple of more players

Obertan i utterly shite!

1. Chelsea aren't a 'fourth place competitor'. 2. They're playing Everton, not Villa. Man City is playing Villa at home.

? I echo Dave's sentiment. ah, many thanks to Ginola and Senegal :-)

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Guthrie - No rush over contract Magpies midfielder to look at options in January Newcastle midfielder Danny Guthrie is in no hurry to put pen to paper on a new deal, despite the fact he is out of contract at St James' Park at the end of the season. The 24-year-old has struggled to push his way into the first team this term, with Yohan Cabaye and Cheick Tiote in impressive form. Guthrie, who was hindered by fitness problems last season, is focused on impressing in training and says he will look at his contract situation in January. The Toon man said: "I've got six months left at Christmas, so we'll assess it in January. I'm not worried about deals or things like that - there's no rush. "I'm happy with how things are going, and I just want to get back in the team. It was frustrating last season because of all the injuries. "It was an ankle injury, and I was out eight weeks or so. It was the same injury I had at the back end of last season. But hopefully, I've put them behind me. I've got to wait for the opportunity to get in the team and stake my claim." http://www.skysports.com/story/0,,11678_7235359,00.html

Your opinion isn't worth much considering you haven't been watching football long. You inferred that Liverpool had NEVER been in the same class as Arsenal, United or your own team, which I found ludicrous. Where do you think Keegan learned his trade? Do you think he played in a team that didn't play fluid football? Dalglish knows exactly how to play fluid football, he's proved it, and the big difference between him and Keegan is that Dalglish was a winner at attacking, fluid football, Keegan never was. Not that it should bother you at all, enjoying going to the match and watching good football is great, but don't try to judge other clubs teams when you don't watch enough of them live to make judgements. Your comments about Rafa and Allardyce are so ridiculously wrong I'll not comment on them. Hate to break it to you, but that's some serious bullshit. Are you talking about the King Cnut who sold all our star players in the 90s that *cough* Keegan brought in? and replacing them with such fine, attacking, fluid-playing footballers such as John Barnes and Ian Rush... who were in their late *cough* 40s?

oh-ah Demba Ba!

Ba Ba Ba Ba Ba Ba Ba Ba !!

I think this a a good article: http://www.thenewsgrind.com/news/uk-news/pardew-faces-newcastle-united-axe-amid-growing-fears-of-stability/

Meh...

Who is Michael Owen?

Nei takk:)

If I look forward I see Carroll, if I look backwards I see Enrique

The new "Hatem Ben Arfa"...

This is a stupid comparison tbh.

Can see us getting raped when we play against so-called top 6 sides.

We lost 2 points. Quite disappointed with the game. Toothless.

I think an exciting mid for the next few rounds would be: Jarvis - SWP - Barton - Silva/Young - Anderson