Kev

haway th ladssssss! not long to go!!!!!! getting picked up in an hour cant wait but im far too nervous

i thought i was nervous last night...now i cant explain how nervous i am

little black rubbery things on the pitch? instead of sand etc...

i know this says 5-a-side but...the new 3rd generation pitches at gateshead stadium are amazing go about 2 times every week to have a kick about with me mates anyone else been on them?

never been so nervous for a match >

Just because you thaught one of the keepers was NSG, Kev haha i havnt saw NSG i just said i think he might look like that sort of person you said who....? cant remember but you said some people from off here

Yeah i know when to keep my mouth shut, i will be careful from leaving house to returning home

If you're sat with their rabble and its not a sell out best place is to find an empty section where you can sit on the end of a row and away from as many of the smelly inbreds as possible. i wish i could mate...its sold out! i wanted to sit anywhere but next to toon fans and in that corner! my uncle got 2 tickets together offered and he took them, only found out yesterday that it was in their main section of the ground for 'nutters' where im sitting No jokes, you'd better be careful. Even if nowt happens during the match, watch yourself after the match. everyone doesnt hate me on this forum and i know im not going to open my mouth, if them score i will just stand up or something. just hope my reaction if we score isnt too jump.

oh well...just because me and jamie watch people play 5-a-side after we play squash every week, and theres always the same blokes playing and they were doing well, then played shit after half-time thought i would ask if it was you

this is good because he will now find out what the fans say at away games that you cannot hear from other parts of the ground most comments are about: smith; owen; big sam; defence lets hope we dont go a goal down because people will be furious

If you're sat with their rabble and its not a sell out best place is to find an empty section where you can sit on the end of a row and away from as many of the smelly inbreds as possible. i wish i could mate...its sold out! i wanted to sit anywhere but next to toon fans and in that corner! my uncle got 2 tickets together offered and he took them, only found out yesterday that it was in their main section of the ground for 'nutters' where im sitting

at gateshead leisure centre? or somewhere in newcastle

it will look pretty shit when we see 45,000 brown envelopes waving about them dirty little scumbags wont be able to afford a 50p envelope though so we are ok!

if newcastle win will you be on here saturday night or sunday? or even monday?

Michael Chopra, a Tynesider now wearing Sunderland colours, is desperate to help the Black Cats win tomorrow's derby. Chopra crossed the great divide in the summer, joining Sunderland despite his Newcastle roots - a brave move according to Roy Keane, his manager. The striker, 23, was on the scoresheet for the Magpies the last time the clubs met. Now the boot is on the other foot. "I'd love to score tomorrow," said Chopra. "I loved scoring for Sunderland earlier in the season and, like any striker, I want to score in every game, Saturday's no different. "I know exactly what this game means to the fans, I'm a North-East lad and I understand the rivalry. "It's going to be great to play in front of a sell-out crowd. Derby games are incredibly passionate, both on and off the pitch. You can feel the atmosphere the minute you come out, it's really special. I'm just one of the lucky few to play for both teams." Chopra added: "There'll be a lot of banter between the fans - I know our fans already sing 'Chopra's one of us', which is nice to hear. "When you come to a new club you always hope the fans accept you. When you hear them singing your name it really means a lot. It tells me they appreciate the effort I put into every game." Chopra has scored other goals at the Stadium of Light - notably a brace for Cardiff last season. "A goal's a goal and I'll always celebrate them," said Chopra. "Our fans saw just how much scoring goals mean to me against Spurs." Chopra has not scored since Sunderland's 2-2 draw at Birmingham in August. He said: "I'm a striker so it's my job to score goals. If I get a chance tomorrow I'll be doing everything I can to put the ball in the back of the net, like I do in every game. "I know there's pressure on me to score, that comes with the territory. I won't stop giving 100% and I have self-belief. I think that my luck will change."

emre must be special, playing and on the bench i'd have: Given Rozehnal Taylor Barton Martins

like i said just above...

he will be lucky to play, he has been on the bench in the past few games i think if he scores and doesnt celebrate then thats ok and just like a normal player scoring if he celebrates hes a tosser if he celebrates infront of the toon fans hes even more of a tosser and i hope he breaks his leg

i wonder if wor micky chopra will be playing hes fucking useless

Newcastle dont train on a Wednesday Only the injured players go in on a wednesday unless some of the players want to go in the gym...

why did i get involved with this >

2-0 everton

Hes top class we will need to be in europe for him to join us

Everton just hit the woodwork after 25 seconds

In the ground, sitting in the home end because i didnt get a ticket in the toon end i will just keep quiet otherwise i will get my head kicked in