bigfella

Which *IS* the worst decision of all time. Everything else is a matter of opinion, a horrendous error or a genuine mistake. Ours was a referee who either didn't know the rules or bent refereeing, couldn't have been anything else. How more of a song and dance wasn't made about it was astonishing.

Another free kick given for nothing

Aye that two minutes really summed up the relative merits of the two teams.

State of the entitled Man City fans there - they've just scored a worldie and some of them weren't even applauding.

That's a fuckin corner. Not even mentioned by the commentator.

Absolutely bent as fuck. I don't care what the smart arses say, we don't get the rub of the green from referees and it's been going on for years.

I know Merino wanted away, but to go from that lad to this utter waster....

Fuckin class that.

Allardyce did this with us, and we got pummeled 5-1 at home, off Liverpool. Keys being a cunt again. And Allardyce inherited a much better squad and had plenty of money to spend.

Good tackle Klopp

Shola, shola, shola....shut the fuck up.

I’ve thought that many a time. Surely one would think we’d have continued challenging? Perhaps not. Maybe we’d have continued on our downward spiral? I reckon we'd have become a club which regularly wins things, an Arsenal maybe....or We win the league that year, Shearer is added to a team which now know how it's done - we win back to back titles. Keegan stays on and we have further success in the Cups, maybe a European trophy. England comes calling for Kev and we turn to Sir Bobby - as a few more years have passed, he feels he has honoured his obligations to Barcelona and delights in taking over at his hometown club. And he takes over a team that hasn't been ruined by two meddling pricks - Keegan's all conquering side only needs tinkering with, so we go on to even more success, a couple more cups and maybe another league title. By the mid 2000's, Bobby is thinking of retirement, so sets in place the hunt for his successor. He remembers how highly he regarded his former translator at Barca who has just sensationally won the Champions league with Porto. We beat Chelsea to Mourinhos signature- after all we are the top club here and a much bigger draw than them. More success follows, more titles and another European trophy. 2008/9 season now and Mourinho gets itchy feet, hands his notice in, and we look to Liverpool's manager, currently embroiled in wrangling behind the scenes with his club's American owners. Rafa Benitez agrees to join us after honouring his contract with the reds. Mike Ashley's tenure is cut short and he sells up due to a concerted effort from the fans, appalled that such a scum bag is at the helm of our club. Rafa gets on fine with our new wealthy Arab owners. Rafa is still here to this day, trophy after trophy is added to the cabinet and the ground is finally increased in size to 60000 capacity.

Colback there, standing on the ball when a simple pass was on

Fuckin hell, the defending in this game how can you be in five yards of space inside the six yard box?

Hilariously soft goal to concede as well

Yep, long time since I've read anything from a makem which didn't make me cringe. He even manages to mention us once or twice without trotting out the usual deluded mags nonsense. And no FTM anywhere in sight. Must be a mag.

It's no worse than the standard of last night's game, to be fair.

Fuckin hell, makems look like a bunch of Sunday morning cloggers here, Charlton could be three nil up

Quite apart from how small time it is for a rival club's official to go on like this, when Ossie was our manager, season tickets were only available in the two seated stands and the Milburn paddock, combined capacity of about 12,000. We only had 4000 season ticket holders back in those days. I used to have one in the East Stand Paddocks under the boxes. Yes and my point was that season tickets weren't available for the Gallowgate and I (and many others I knew at the time) would have bought one. Our season ticket holder statistics at that time were artificially skewed because of this.

Quite apart from how small time it is for a rival club's official to go on like this, when Ossie was our manager, season tickets were only available in the two seated stands and the Milburn paddock, combined capacity of about 12,000.

Just put this on and in five minutes of play, both teams have twice hoofed the ball out of play unchallenged. Absolutely shocking standard.

Read somewhere his close protection team are ex SAS, good luck with that! His "close protection team" are stewards from the club when he's at NUFC matches. On minimum wage. Nah, he has some ex SAS who follow him to our games. Err, naah, I used to work with one of them, part time steward in the directors box/ players lounge area. Went to away matches with Ashley.

Read somewhere his close protection team are ex SAS, good luck with that! His "close protection team" are stewards from the club when he's at NUFC matches. On minimum wage.

Good point. This thread is for laughing at the makems.

What like a Lampard and a Gerrard? ...Or maybe a Beckham and a Michael Owen? The golden generation