Thomson Mouse

Probably the best post I've read on this forum in my entire time here. Though before you get a big head, bear in mind the standard of the competition. He may he some decent points, but he ends up looking like a complete f***ing cock with his snobbish use of 'mongs'. Could you also tell me what being unemployed has to do with it? Do you not realise the history of the area? Are all the decent, hard working people made unemployed going to be tarred with the same brush? Hopefully it'll never happen to you. Prick. On another point, maybe it's time for the media to stop believing what the media write. Not sure if that's aimed at me or DJ, but I'll answer it anyway. As it happens, I got made redundant on Monday gone. But rather than sit at home and watch Jeremy Kyle in my boxer shorts (Or worse still, going up to St James' Park dressed in a tracksuit, cap and eating a Greggs pastie), I've spent the week looking for new work and start my new job tomorrow. 6 days unemployed, I guess there's jobs out there if you look hard enough. Anyway, I digress, but only because of your use of the word "prick". But I don't think the use of the word "Mongs" is unfair, given that the people that have been spending their days camped outside St James' Park trying to get their ill-judged and ill-formed grunts onto Sky Sports would probably fail to reach an IQ of 100 if they all clubbed together. No, it's not aimed at you mate. Congratulations by the way.

Was just thinking about that. Yesterday suited hm down to the ground. Issue a statement to get some sympathy and a free advertisement for the club.

Probably the best post I've read on this forum in my entire time here. Though before you get a big head, bear in mind the standard of the competition. He may he some decent points, but he ends up looking like a complete fucking cock with his snobbish use of 'mongs'. Could you also tell me what being unemployed has to do with it? Do you not realise the history of the area? Are all the decent, hard working people made unemployed going to be tarred with the same brush? Hopefully it'll never happen to you. Prick. On another point, maybe it's time for the media to stop believing what the media write.

He did, didn't he? Some of it he did.

List them. You just beat me to it Mick That line is bullshit peddled by the media. Yep and people are gullible enough to buy it.

This. It was his downfall. Funny how he can put out such a statement when it suits him, instead of the silence and utter garbage we've had over the last two weeks. Personally, I didn't want superstar signings and I liked the sound of his business plan, but £20 million a season is just not enough.

Exactly. Woohoo we don't agree with it so they're all mongs. Fucking ridiculous.

Some credit would have to go to Ashley for making the u turn, it would take some dent in his pride to do that. Probably shitting bricks about the Hull game. I doubt he's made a U-turn, he's probably just trying to find a solution to a conflict between his employees. No, he let Keegan leave, therefore a u-turn You can't stop someone from resigning mate. To be fair, Chelsea are doing a reasonable job of it. Scolari wants to resign? Aye, didn't you know?

Some credit would have to go to Ashley for making the u turn, it would take some dent in his pride to do that. Probably shitting bricks about the Hull game. I doubt he's made a U-turn, he's probably just trying to find a solution to a conflict between his employees. No, he let Keegan leave, therefore a u-turn You can't stop someone from resigning mate. To be fair, Chelsea are doing a reasonable job of it.

Week and a half.

Aye, like Ferguson does.. That'll show them

Some credit would have to go to Ashley for making the u turn, it would take some dent in his pride to do that. Probably shitting bricks about the Hull game. I doubt he's made a U-turn, he's probably just trying to find a solution to a conflict between his employees. No, he let Keegan leave, therefore a u-turn

have to wear sunglases or else his sideways vision will give it away.

There's always someone.

i wounder who's going to be the first to use a "your mom" joke. So the 'boycoutt' banner was written by you then.

:celb:

Some credit would have to go to Ashley for making the u turn, it would take some dent in his pride to do that. Probably shitting bricks about the Hull game.

i've deleted all the immature posts from this clip. Its' impossible to answer this, without talking about the old board etc, because you are asking me to make a comparison of the club betwen different eras and owners. And when I do that, a lot of people appear to simply not like the truth. See this link here, I pretty much agree with most of what is in this. I don't have a link to the original http://z3.invisionfree.com/NUFCforum/index.php?showtopic=3638 I don't really want to go along with the "blame" mentality, the most important thing is to realse where the wants to go. Only the owner really knows. I have long suspected that Mike Ashley never reallly had serious intentions to succeed on the pitch with the football club. I never expected Keegan to do his 3 years, because I expected him to realise that they didn't have the ambition that he quite correctly demands of a club which is one of the biggest in the country, but I must admit that i "hoped" we would have had him in charge longer than this. I have to say, that a lot of people have been saying they "think" a particlar thing ie a particular sighing, but what they really meant was "hope" I've been bitten on the arse too often by this club over the years to think that what I "hope will happen" construes to "what I think will happen". I don;t think a short term boycott wil work. I think Ashley will sell the club when he is good and ready. Although I concede a boycott and demonstration makes you feel better if thats what you want to do. Everybody is different. Only long term apathy, or a good offer at this time will make Ashey sell the club. Very good post that (on the link, not yours). It's just a shame that the normal 'get behind the lads and everything will be fine' attitude is starting to prevail We are our own worst enemies. indeed it is, but you must also agree with my comments too as they back it up......... No, you mentioned the old board.

So because people have a different opinion, they are mongs?

or they don't want to lose sales.

Did these kids have seats in the front row just to the side of the goal by any chance? A few seats back from the front row but yeah! i think the kids you were on about were on my bus. On the way back to the bus after the game one of them were stood at the side of the bus with a policeman so i dont know if he got kicked out or what. edited.

i've deleted all the immature posts from this clip. Its' impossible to answer this, without talking about the old board etc, because you are asking me to make a comparison of the club betwen different eras and owners. And when I do that, a lot of people appear to simply not like the truth. See this link here, I pretty much agree with most of what is in this. I don't have a link to the original http://z3.invisionfree.com/NUFCforum/index.php?showtopic=3638 I don't really want to go along with the "blame" mentality, the most important thing is to realse where the wants to go. Only the owner really knows. I have long suspected that Mike Ashley never reallly had serious intentions to succeed on the pitch with the football club. I never expected Keegan to do his 3 years, because I expected him to realise that they didn't have the ambition that he quite correctly demands of a club which is one of the biggest in the country, but I must admit that i "hoped" we would have had him in charge longer than this. I have to say, that a lot of people have been saying they "think" a particlar thing ie a particular sighing, but what they really meant was "hope" I've been bitten on the arse too often by this club over the years to think that what I "hope will happen" construes to "what I think will happen". I don;t think a short term boycott wil work. I think Ashley will sell the club when he is good and ready. Although I concede a boycott and demonstration makes you feel better if thats what you want to do. Everybody is different. Only long term apathy, or a good offer at this time will make Ashey sell the club. Very good post that (on the link, not yours). It's just a shame that the normal 'get behind the lads and everything will be fine' attitude is starting to prevail We are our own worst enemies.

It's happened before, not long ago if memory serves me right, there were quite a few incidents inside the ground. Now if I can just remember which manager/chairman we were getting rid of at the time....

I can see trouble looming between fans at the match, judging by the strength of different feelings on various forums.

Dave? How come he gets the credit? It's those four letter names. Wrong name at the wrong time....