Jordan

Anyone who has the program look at Shola's face on page 15 :lol:

on soccer sat now.

http://www.skysports.com/story/0,,11678_7227277,00.html Steve Harper has paid tribute to first-choice Newcastle goalkeeper Tim Krul but insisted he remains ready to do a job whenever he is called upon. Alan Pardew decided to make Krul his No.1 at the start of the season and the Dutchman has responded in great style, turning in a series of assured performances to help the Magpies stay unbeaten. Harper has been impressed by Krul and will continue to assist his younger club-mate in any way possible to help him fulfil his potential. "The club made the decision to start with Tim at the start of the season and he has been outstanding," Harper told the Evening Chronicle. "You can't take that away from him. "Some games he has been quiet but against Fulham, the cup game against Forest, and Wolves he was outstanding. "He has played a big part in the start to the season and I will continue to help him. "He is a big player for the future and if I can help get the best out of him then it will only benefit the club." Rotation Pardew plans to rotate his keepers to allow Rob Elliot to gain vital experience after his switch from Charlton, and Harper accepts his own opportunities may be even more limited. But the 36-year-old's love for the club is unquestionable and he stated: "Of course it is. This is my 19th season as a pro. "At the start of the season it was obvious the way it was, I had a few chats with the manager and he told me he wanted to bring somebody in with Fraser Forster being on loan, and that may become permanent, who knows? "It was important to get somebody in. He's got Rob in now and when you are a young lad it is important to get involved as soon as possible. "I have no problem with the rota system. "Everybody knows I have a million T-shirts for sitting on the bench. "It is good for Rob and it's good for the club to get him involved and immersed. It's a big jump from League One to this level. "The manager has been first class. I read somewhere we have had a fall-out. We haven't had a fall-out. "I've had several discussions with him and every one of them has been amicable. "We have come out very positive and I fully endorse what he is doing regarding the bench."

I love Sammy.

Newcastle United 4th and unbeaten Liverpool 5th and not unbeaten Who trains better?

Thought he would of kept his house considering he said he'll move back up here after he's retired.

I'd add a question mark to the end of the title.

How much would Shaqiri realistically cost? and would he come to us? I'd love him here.

Am I the only one who got a little shock before I realised it was a piss-take?

Ranger playing for us again is stupidly risky.

Bannan looks class. How long until a bigger club comes in for him?

Didn't he also applaud our away fans at the end of the match at Ewood last season?

Krul Simpson Taylor Colo Ferguson Tiote Jonas Cabaye Marveaux Ben Arfa Best Not going to happen but wish it would. Ba, Raylor and Obertan will start. 2-1 Best, Cabaye and Hoillet for them.

When I went down to see us play them last season at their place Junior Hoillet was the biggest threat. He's strong, quick and good on the ball. If we can get him marked out of the game I don't see them creating much apart from set pieces especially if we can get the Tiote Cabaye and Ben Arfa on the pitch at some point I can't see any of their midfield getting past us.

Ben Arfa's ball to Marveaux for the first goal for someone who hasn't played properly for over a year it was perfectly weighted.

Home draw against Aldershot hopefully, have the highlights been shown on SSN yet?

Shite commentary

What kind of player is Gary Gardner Brummie?

HATEM BEN ARFA

Personally I hope he gets a good reception at SJP, he deserves one. I think we miss him on the pitch but not off it.

Anyone watching goals on sunday? He's talking sense as usual.

MOTD didn't show Sammy's disallowed goal either

Fuck off Given man, I want a Cabaye goal!!

BESSTSTSTSTSTSTSTSTSTS!!!!!!