NoU

Not another tread about social integration in a post-imperialistic europe.. Don't we have enough of those already??

MOM for me.

I just had a heart attack. Too much cholesterol and cacapa defending.

Maybe Allardyce looked at the wrong statistics when he signed him

we'll get two more

When you have 10 or so corners in a game you have to score at least at one of them... Oh, we did

We'll score and we'll win

I like the way of incorporating the keeper as a combination of sweeper and defensive play station. Very dutch.

Yes. That bastard glad we got rid

http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/nufc/newcastle-united-news/2008/02/01/keegan-s-new-blood-vow-for-toon-72703-20424078/ Anyone knows what Rozenhal said 'bout Keegan in that czech newspaper?

So Micah Richards rejected city's contract offer. Anybody heard anything else??

I can do that???

What would be best for the club; Shearer coming in as KK's number 2 and then later as number 1 once KK steps down, with the risk of it all going to hell and both of them getting sacked OR if Shearer managed a smaller champinonship-ish club first, getting some experience as a manager and later coming home to manage us, with the risk of KK bringing the club to hell without Shearer or Shearer making such a mess of his first club that he would never be considered as manager again (ie bringing Southampton to relegation and making half their players and staff leave or commit suicide) ??

David Bowie?

well, it looks to me he isn't coming to Newcastle this time around. It will only be good for him to go somewhere else first and manage before coming here, though I think he would be a great assistant to KK.

Alan Shearer has admitted he could work for a football club other than Newcastle United, his hometown club. Shearer and Kevin Keegan have spoken about working together as the new Newcastle boss attempts to lift the club from Sam Allardyce's brief but unsatisfactory stint. But Shearer - who is currently in Africa as part of Sport Relief - has not ruled out a coaching role with another team. He told The Sun: 'Why would I say that Newcastle will be the only club for me? 'Yes, they are my club and I love them but it doesn't mean I could never work for anyone else.' Shearer continued: 'I couldn't see myself working at a League Two club. 'But you can never rule anything in or out for good and you can never predict what will happen next in football. 'This time last week we wouldn't have been discussing Kevin Keegan as Newcastle manager.'

Get rid of all those gloryhunting bastards. There's no room for wingers in the modern game.

Bastard

I don't get it!?

Must be nice. Suddenly there's just one more player with no cash and no extra salary spend.

I want it all and I want it now

And a third and a fourth and a fifth and a sixth and a seventh ...

Brilliant man-management that.

http://www.nufc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10278~1219013,00.html