bobbydazzla

I’m saying the same thing because that’s the reality of the situation. There’s nothing else to say Liverpool are entitled to put out any side they want. They’ve won the league and are resting some key players Shit happens

That’s what happens when you’re at the top of a league, teams are at the top because they usually win The teams down the bottom are the ones that usually lose

1) What drugs are you on ? 2) Can you get me some ?

They can do whatever they want They’ve won the league and have nothing to play for We might not be happy about that, but that’s life And it’s Forest, not Forrest

You’re off your tits then. Because they can do whatever they want when it comes to selecting their own team

Good. I was worried you’d actually gone batshit mental

They’ve just won the league at a canter and have nothing left to play for, they can do whatever the fuck they want Even if it means it infuriates us

Do you genuinely think Liverpool give a flying fuck about our battle for CL qualification and are deliberately losing to Chelsea as revenge for us beating them in a cup final ?

If the Makems are right and we paid off Pawson to give us loads of pelanty decisions why haven’t we also paid off the VAR nonces to approve those pelanty decisions Seems like a schoolboy error from our brown envelope touting overlords

VAR Once Twice Three tiiiiiiiimes, a pelanty I lovvvvvve youuuuuu

I want to feel happy but this game is making me feel sad

The top 7 of the top flight is too

One of my extended family is a Bradford season ticket holder In her 70’s, never stops jabbering, severely tests the patience of everyone she meets. She’ll be unbearable today

I can't decide what I like best.... That FTM is the centrepiece of the entire design Or he's got the VAX vacuum cleaner logo

He's not big in the USA but is getting bigger and his recent tour was theatres and small arenas. He was in the 2nd tier of the line up at Coachella He's very big in the UK, not just the North East. He's sold out West Ham's ground next month and that's 80,000 people He's quite big in Europe and sold out 5-10,000 capacity venues on his recent tour He's intertwined with NUFC because he's a geordie lad and Newcastle fan. As are most of his band And also his rise in popularity has coincided with our takeover and the new found positivity surrounding the club And we writes songs about the reality of life on Tyneside

He's South Hylton born and bred marra

That's utter shite pedalled by Makems He's always been a Newcastle fan and there's loads of pics of him in Newcastle shirts in the years before we were taken over. There's even pics of him outside SJP on his 2019 album cover He's not obsessed with football and he loves music, Star Wars and computer games more than NUFC, but he's supported Newcastle all his life

The info on the sponsorship deal with the cup shirts is below, the latest shirt release is just aimed at his fans and people going to his shows Fender fans will deffo buy it, not sure anyone who isn't a Fender fan will think "oh aye, I simply must get that shirt that Sam and his band wore on stage in Berlin the night we won the Carabao" Unique Newcastle United shirts worn during the club's Carabao Cup quarter-final clash with Brentford will be auctioned in aid of community projects as part of a special collaboration with Sam Fender. The shirts worn by the Magpies' first team players will feature a bespoke design on the reverse promoting the singer's highly anticipated third album, 'People Watching', which will be released in February 2025. Following Wednesday's match, a limited number of the team's shirts will be signed before being auctioned to raise money for the club's official charity, Newcastle United Foundation. A boyhood Newcastle United fan, North Shields-born Sam has become a North East icon and is set to return to St. James' Park for three sold-out tour dates next summer - just two years after thrilling capacity crowds at the stadium with two sensational shows. Commenting on the exclusive collaboration shirts, Newcastle United's Chief Commercial Officer, Peter Silverstone, said: "Newcastle United and Sam Fender have become symbols of pride for the region and play to global audiences. It's a great match, and it's another opportunity to connect with Sam in a creative way which will excite our supporters and benefit the community. "The anticipation for Sam's concerts at St. James' Park continues to build and not only does this allow us to promote his latest album, it gives us another opportunity to offer supporters a piece of Newcastle United history with the auction donations going to support the incredible work that Newcastle United Foundation continues to do across the region."

Bet there's a canny few buy them to wear at his SJP shows in June Could imagine my lasses work friends rushing out to buy one to wear at the gigs. And they're all Facebook Karen's with minimal interest in football

His record company / management have a marketing budget to support the promotion of his new album Part of that budget has been spent on sponsoring our shirts in the league cup, which worked out very well given that we only went and won the bloody thing

Only reason my aunty isn’t my uncle is because she hasn’t got any plums You were shite, don’t die on the Lyon hill Frogster