bowlingcrofty

People in 'getting older and thinking modern things aren't as good as they used to be' shocker.

The complete lack of detail on the inside collar of that image suggests it's still a mockup. I mean, it's clearly gonna be that now, but that still isn't an official photo i'm guessing.

Apparently we've signed an 18m quid training ground and kit sponsorship deal?

Not to get into this utterly dull argument again but xG being average is the point. If a player is a generational talent, his goals output will be way higher than his xG thus proving he’s a generational talent.

What evidence do you have that their sporting director would have the ability to find upgrades for our players in the market we're working in?

I mean apart from Barnes's miss, Willock's disallowed goal, Gordon's shot the keeper saved and the one he nearly bollocksed up from Ramsey, plus a potential penalty not given, we had no chances, like.

I watched the majority of the game last night in a pub, which does tend not to give the best picture of the performance (and tbf I wasn't drinking) - but to me it looked like an 'OK' performance, we did enough to win without being spectacular, and had we taken our chances we'd have put 4 or 5 past them. It felt like the type of away performance that you need to get points at places like Burnley, it's unlikely many teams will go there and give them a good kicking without them getting at least a portion of the game where they're on top. Maybe I'm just getting old, but I feel like I don't have these wild swinging emotions that our fanbase seems to have these days.

What I love about that Liam O pic is that it's so perfectly timed that there's only one person in the entire ground knows it's in the net and is celebrating - and that's the guy who actually took the kick. A genuinely brilliant photo.

Some people just want to be the first to say someone is shit. They want the 'glory' of calling it before everyone else. That's all it is.

Part of what I loved about HBA was that he represented things the club had completely lost back then - joy, will to win, excitement, a release from relentless pragmatism, a reminder that the game can be fun. He also clearly fucking hated Pardew as well, and even when he left, he fucking hated Bruce as well. Might have been a complete nut job but he had good judgment on shit managers.

All in on a Bruno tribute, for me. Sends the message that loyalty is rewarded with adulation.

Sounds exactly like NUFC post-Ashley tbf.

Lawreeyentaya

There was one with Jetro Willems in it after his injury and it randomly occurred to me recently and made me laugh - but can't find it for love nor money

Odd question but does anyone know who used to make/post all of the dodgy Bobby Robson in heaven memes? With angry Matt Ritchie and Alan Barnes and stuff?