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Rangers v Raith Rovers BBC1 Scotland , Sunday, kick off 3.00pm

Bears Den epic, those on that Forum want a keeper, may as well supply another 6 to get them promoted , what are the calling the team now oh aye Newcastle Rangers FC.

Hate seeing players who have talent then cock it up, when you think of those less talented trying their damndest to get somewhere. I know he's no Best sure he was the same age as Hatem when he called it a day only to return couple years later when past his prime, another wasted talent.

Odemwingie? think your right.

no one travelling to a club and waiting outside to sign only to head back to his club, what was he called again?

interesting story on BT Sport website, may use him to make a quick buck! http://sport.bt.com/sport-football/columnists/is-teenage-sensation-simply-a-cash-cow-for-newcastle-S11363958400520

so basically once they're actually playing the game in real time,he doesn't have a clue when things go tits up ,god help us.

have people actually any interest in todays game , cause I certainly don't, can't see any progression for the remainder of the season.

that's that then, players out, none in, Carver taking us to relegation, Ashley & Charnley deserve all they sow.

Just thought I'd look into Early Release fro Prison: Early release from prison - serving your sentence in the community If you were sentenced to more than 12 months in prison, you may be released early on licence. You will also have a licence if you're out of prison on a home detention curfew (on a tag). Being on licence means that you are still serving a prison sentence but you can live in the community instead of being in prison. Whilst you are on licence, there are rules you must follow. How long these rules apply for depends on the length of your sentence. If you break the rules, you'll have to go back to prison (be recalled). Standard rules if you're on licence Here are the standard rules that you mustn't break:  you must be well-behaved and not commit any further offences or do anything that could put members of the public or your friends or family in danger  you must keep in touch with your probation officer and do what they ask you to. You mustn't be late for appointments or turn up under the influence of drink or drugs. You mustn't make racist or sexist comments  if your probation officer needs to visit you at home or somewhere else, you have to agree to this  you've got to live at an address that your probation officer has approved. Tell your probation officer in advance if you plan to leave that address or stay at another address, even if it's for just one night. Also you have to tell your probation officer if you change your phone number  you can take up work only if your probation officer approves it. This applies to voluntary work as well as paid work  you mustn't travel outside the UK without the permission of your probation officer. Permission isn't usually given so ask before you make any arrangements or buy tickets  if you’re on home detention curfew, you have to keep to a curfew. This means at certain times of the day or evening, you have to stay in. Usually the curfew runs for from 7pm at night to 7am the next morning. The tagging company monitors you and tells the Home Office if you break the rules. As well as these standard rules, your probation officer might have recommended extra conditions, like not making contact with certain people or not living at the same address as children. Your licence will say what the extra conditions are. If you have to miss an appointment with your probation officer, it's important to be able to show them proof of the reason. For example, if you are ill, get a doctor's note.

hint of a rumour u must be kidding more chance of winning the lottery than buying what we require.

I certainly didn't miss out on the Keegan & McDermott era it was the most fantastic time I have known at the club, fantastic when we won the Fairs cup qualifying from 10th place in the league under Joe Harvey, too young for the FA Cup wins. Since then total dissapointment

It's in Ashley's interest to have the club doing well,prior to selling to get Rangers

Exactly

Interestingly brought up on question time last night , woman journalist on panel stated guy should be allowed to work at his chosen proffesion, labour mp says no should be sh*t on , woman in crowd said if he can't do that where can he work Sainsbury's or is that out of bounds also , so where could he work,woman labour mp shut up got no answer.

all he is basically stating is don't take everything at face value as often what we see and hear is not neccesary the truth, what about that politician blaming the polis's at downing street, they got grief from the media only for the judge to come out they were right, could of cost their jobs & pensions.

PSG need to flog b4 the can buy, where we heard that b4?

get vince in,he still around?

can't be worse than some of the dreggs we have at the mo.

supposing we signed him, we would get a goal scorer for nothing, 52000 would still turn up every week, Wonga may or may not dissapear and additionally we wouldn't lose many sponsorship deals, and here's the clincher Ashley may depart even quicker, on second thoughts for SD there is no such thing as bad publicity. Feel free to comment.

any different to someone buying a seat in an F1 car and displacing someone who has talent but no cash

for those of us can't afford to got to Nice, the Bordeaux v Nice game on BT Sport the following week 16/1 at 7.30pm unless they show the highlights of the home game comming up.

It's the blogger Jean Hackett whom appears to be at the forefront of all this,clearly has an axe to grind and surely this person using this personna should also be identified. As has been previously a lot of the public dont fully understand the issue's here and I believe the guy should be given the chance until the review is done, if it then becomes clear that the initial sentence was wrong then the "Jean Hatchet's" of this world should be prepared to be sued and also be made to account for for the trouble caused. The telegraph ran an article in which it states: During the trial in 2012 Evans admitted having sex with the victim in a hotel room in Rhyl, North Wales, straight after his friend and former Port Vale defender Clayton McDonald, but denied rape. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/women/womens-life/11149731/Rapist-Ched-Evans-thousands-call-for-him-not-to-be-allowed-to-rejoin-Sheffield-United.html

It should actually be a profit of nearer 60 million if you add the extra 50 to the 10 million profit we made the year before, assuming all else being equal. All in that f***ing fat slug's bank account, along with the wonga and merchandising money. Never to be see again. Net profit on transfers in the summer, also, despite this 'Newcastle spend big on nine new players bollocks'; if you seriously think the amounts paid for Riviere and Cabella were £6.5m and £12m then you need your head looked at. None of that has anything to do with our next accounts though. As for the rest if he has took that money out then it will be shown against his loan, not that i think it will be. You think he can't hide that money? Any of our money he steals from the club in exchange for dud performances? I have no idea why anyone goes anymore. Hurt to give up my ST of 20 years but, my God, it has been liberating. I don't think he can. That's kind of the point of accounts. [/quote) Tesco managed it, cooking the books until they got found out

He hasn't done his time he has only served half of his sentence. all those who go on their holidays do not fulfill the alloted time , they all serve less for good behaviour, along with also depending on whether the jails need the space, is he any worse than a drunk driver knowing fine well he's over the top and killing someone in the process, then also being released early. If your question was directed at me then no he's no worse. Though the debate is probably in the premeditation of his act. I was merely highlighting he hasn't completed his sentence yet. no, not aimed at you, just trying to explain to those not sure of the system that everything is not black & white (excuse the pun)