Interpolic

Could certainly be mistaken for a Real American like, the big fat cunt.

It's a nice idea but I reckon we'll be scrambling for every penny we can get, and selling any player we get a decent offer for. Yep exactly. We got lucky last time. Colo/Jonas/Enrique hadn't settled yet, Carroll was yet to feature heavily, and there were a few good pros like Nolan/Harper left who nobody else wanted but managed to help us hold it together. I have no doubt that if we'd received decent offers for any of those players they'd have been sold to help balance the books.

Some little weed's just mentioned it actually. Left, right, good night.

Nobody's dared mention it to me at work this morning, I'm that much of a fucking hardnut.

Strange behaviour to come on here the day after relegation playing devil's advocate in Ashley's favour for the hell of it like.

If people had left in their droves by now then I doubt he'd still own the club personally. "How businessmen work" is cutting their losses before the s*** really hits the fan and their asset is essentially worthless. The fact that half a billion people won't see his advertising every week anymore will be more significant to him than anything else right now. But it wasn't significant to him last time we went down (although I can't remember if the stadium was plastered with all that stuff last time). Of course it was, we spent one season down there. But it wasn't significant enough for him to consider selling, is what I mean. He said that he'd put the club on the market. Months into the season it was clear that we had a very good chance of getting promoted and all talk of that went quiet. The free advertising he gets to project to such a huge audience is his main reason for owning the club, no question.

If people had left in their droves by now then I doubt he'd still own the club personally. "How businessmen work" is cutting their losses before the s*** really hits the fan and their asset is essentially worthless. The fact that half a billion people won't see his advertising every week anymore will be more significant to him than anything else right now. But it wasn't significant to him last time we went down (although I can't remember if the stadium was plastered with all that stuff last time). Of course it was, we spent one season down there.

If people had left in their droves by now then I doubt he'd still own the club personally. "How businessmen work" is cutting their losses before the shit really hits the fan and their asset is essentially worthless. The fact that half a billion people won't see his advertising every week anymore will be more significant to him than anything else right now.

Nar

To get away from the husband. I don't have a husband but it's 2016 man, trying to add some balance. Cavemen.

Yes my mistake. 95/96 was when we blew the lead at the top. 96/97 was the season we grabbed 2nd place on the final day.

19 years since that CL qualification surely, it was 96/97 with Dalglish.

What does the S stand for? Shutout?

Need a backup striker.

The Spain "link" worries me, he'd not have to be away from his family much as an international manager surely. Other than that I guess it's possible he would consider Everton, but any other English club I don't see the appeal for him really.

Using Toffees to get their horrid little way now, sick cunts.

http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/newcastle-united-fans-could-know-11306181 Headline says we could know by the end of the week, first sentence says we will know by the end of the week

Not far for him to move either.

You really don't need to read much of a Chronicle article to notice the first error like.

O'Leary I can't believe it, I'd rather we appointed a garden gnome.

What if the military are busy doing other stuff?

I still like him, would be surprised if he doesn't go on to have a good career.

Aye it's still fucked us though. Conceding 2 goals in 3 minutes ffs. Will never stop hating them.

Deserves to have his severed head booted 70 yards towards Michael Owen and Obafemi Martins.