ChrisMcQuillan

Martins starts.

Read More http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/newcastle-united/nufc-news/2011/02/15/pardew-managing-nufc-more-than-just-a-job-72703-28172836/2/#ixzz1E3CnDgPt good to hear he's sorting things like punctuality out Really positive. Good on him and Pardew.

Gets three matches then doesn't he? Obviously, if that happened, and he missed 9 matches suspended this season that's kinda unacceptable.

http://www.nufc.co.uk/articles/20110210/heed-cant-tav-enough-of-a-good-thing_2281670_2290091 Tavernier's shirt ripped open. What a warrior.

Starting at the weekend, then?

Rather have him than Airey.

Did you have an extremely serious drug problem at the time?

How many of these hundreds of displaced fans won't be able to get a ticket in the expanded family enclosure, or in the young person area? Of those, how many will now be able to take advantage of the new monthly direct debit and the 10-fixed price freeze? That additional £100-200 will soon come back to them. It's not perfect, but it genuinely seems as though a certain section are trying to use every last thing to complain about the ownership/get their name in the news. Especially as they don't even sit in L7. The likes of BowlingCrofty - fair play to him for coming back on and apologising/explaining his intial anger - have something to be upset about. I would hope that if he contacts the customer relations team at the club, then they might be able to offer something for people like BC to sweeten the transaction (maybe a bit extra discount, etc.) The annoyance about not being able to 'stand' without any problems is not one we can level at the club, it was something they were willing (for whatever reason) to turn a blind eye to for the past 3 years but now (for whatever reason cough*FCB*cough) they no longer want to promote. Is it fair to say then that only L7 ticket holders have a right to complain? Our statement clearly states that we support the decision of the price freeze, and the discounted tickets. They're good moves. However, we are concerned about other aspects and are outlining our reasons for that concern. I empathise with those who are being relocated and forced to shell out more money. There are plenty of winners in this move, but there are losers too. I personally love the singing section, even if I don't sit in it. I don't want to see it gone. We just want the club to consider keeping the section, even if it means relocating it elsewhere, and not forcing people to pay higher prices.

- Was the clubs decision to extend the family enclosure based on the fact there's a large number of people under the age of 21 and/or families sitting there? - Do the club understand the benefit that a singing section can have on performances on the pitch? - Would the club try to block any attempts by fans to set up an unofficial singing section if they're unable to support us in setting up a new one? If so, why? Fair questions. Exactly. The reason we post statements on here before sending them out is to gain feedback and support. If anyone wants to join us and our team, they're more than welcome. Thanks everyone for your feedback, and for helping to make our message stronger.

Why don't we just bring them both in? Sorted.

1) Barton 2) Coloccini 3) Tiote 4) Nolan 5) Simpson

For the first time, yes. In a heartbeat.

3-1 Blackburn

Yep, wouldn't surprise me tbh.

It all started to fall apart once Hughton was sacked. That's plain for anyone to see.

What?

1-4 Campbell Van Persie x2, Walcott, Fabregas (PEN)

We'll see, I guess.

It's time for Ameobi, Best, Nolan and Barton to step up, be the heroes they can be, and ensure we stay up.

I hear we're signing Llambias' left testicle as our star number 9. He's itching to get back into the action, supposedly.

What the f*** are they doing there? If any of you are reading this on your phone from the scene - kill yourself.

My heart bleeds.

Got Tevez and Mascherno tbf.

Ireland's injured isn't he?