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So essentially this means fuck all to us, but the media will wank over it to make us look stupid thawe're pissed off with Mike still?

"Yar, he found the pot of Gold laddie"

What I kind of drew from it is that we're doing a lot better than before, which they want to show us, but they also want to con us into thinking things like stadium renaming and selling key players could still be seen as necessary. Is that right, as I'm retarded in a business sense.

Shiteh 1-0 down. Flicked on the TV at the perfect moment.

I don't really understand it all to be fair. I have to take the article as the 100% truth due to this lack of knowledge. What would be nice though, is that the players, coaching staff and fans were thanked for their loyalty and hard effort. We made 40,000+ attanednaces throughout the Championship and obviously the Premiership, in the not so distant past, an also bought into they're f***ing merchandise and hot-dogs. Obviously, this was done so more willingly due to the squads performance. Maybe it sounds petty, but it would be nice. It's not like he hasn't done whatever he possibly could to get us f***ed off in the process. From what I read from nufc.c.uk, it still doesn't quite add up to me, but I don't understand anyways so I'm probably wrong.

I have contacts high up in Sony. Trust me, they're interested.

I'd rather be Goliath like. He might be the clever one, but Goliath pleases the ladies...

Finalists. Aye. Shouldn't really happen anyways. Chelsea vs Tottenham and Liverpool vs Everton for the semi's...

why would a company pay millions to sponsor the ground and then call its St James' Park?? To get the fans on side. Would be a perfect popularity stunt/ business move. Anyone forking out the necessary millions would be doing so to project their brand to a wider TV/press audience. Getting onside with the locals wouldn't be their prime concern, I don't think. Well everyone in the football community is calling it St James' Park anyways. So calling it the Sony Arena wouldn't really have that much impact would it? I've no idea. But anyone buying the naming rights would no doubt be hoping that it would. See for me it would be a popular stance with all football/sports fans too though, not just ours.

why would a company pay millions to sponsor the ground and then call its St James' Park?? To get the fans on side. Would be a perfect popularity stunt/ business move. Anyone forking out the necessary millions would be doing so to project their brand to a wider TV/press audience. Getting onside with the locals wouldn't be their prime concern, I don't think. Well everyone in the football community is calling it St James' Park anyways. So calling it the Sony Arena wouldn't really have that much impact would it?

Realistically then, it's only Everton who can cause an upset if they were to be the FA Cup winners?

why would a company pay millions to sponsor the ground and then call its St James' Park?? To get the fans on side. Would be a perfect popularity stunt/ business move.

So Chelsea are pretty much through to the semi's. Leicester at home they have in quarters IIRC. Chances are Chelsea, Everton, Liverpool and Tottneham will get through if I remembered the fixtures correctly.

Nice.

Leeds, Hull and Hartlepool are currently costing me £500...13/16.

This is exactly what we didn't want. A rested, confident Arsenal side with nowt to play for but a Champions league spot.

12/16 ffs.

"She said no Marlon, she said no." Song stealing twats.

Good on the Chelsea twats like chanting "We want Torres".

9/16 so far. Half an hour left. Howay!

Really inconsistent tbf. Have my doubts about him, but on a good day he can bring a lot to a more or less dead England team. Do one. Be nice, I bet you dont fancy another ban. Cyber bully.

So do I. Fancy him to go back to Spain in the summer and become great again.