morla84

Don't think Lascelles best season for us was 16/17. Clark was our best defender in the Championship Also think Tiote best season for us was his first season rather than his last

What a little donkey

If you watched diame during the first half of that season and knew what was coming in the second, you're more than knowledgeable, you're a fucking wizard. The eagle eyed among you may have noticed I decided to pick one position for each season of the decade. It may not be the season they played their best form, and may not be my overall team of the decade, but it killed half an hour.

Dubravka RB 2012/13 Debuchy CB 2019/20 Schar CB 2016/17 Lascelles CB 2017/18 Lejeune LB 2010/11 Enrique CM 2014/15 Tiote CM 2015/16 Wijnaldum AM 2011/12 Ben Arfa ST 2013/14 Remy ST 2018/19 Rondon

5 is more than a few imo?

Chill well having a blinder imo

Was it not mendy? Or am I being racist?

Waiting for someone to edit it to look inside using Microsoft paint

LiVARpool imo

Salah sticks it in the onion bag

It would have been a penalty to both teams under the new rules

I hope liverpool won today but city go on to won the league for some reason

Ironic the person with the biggest head in this studio has the smallest ego

Just to add another pointless 'this season, last season' comparison, it was this weekend last season that Rondon scored his first league goals for us, ironically in a 2-1 home win over Bournemouth. Think I remember him being injured early on like? Anyway, hope big joe grabs one or two in a couple of weeks time?

If money was their only motivation, would it not just have been easier to sell the domain name a few years back? Surely nufc.com would have fetched a pretty penny

This will probably end up a 4-0 defeat, bruce will probably play the same team other than Hayden in for longy. Wont be watching it.

Piece of piss boys, fucking tactics pmal

May be the same article, but the Chronicle just got added to my boycoutt list, sick of this garbage

It was rejected? 'Ruling against the scheme, government planning inspector Sarah Housden said Blenheim House, where the mural is painted, and the neighbouring Robert Sinclair building were "iconic and landmark buildings at a key gateway to the city centre with a high cultural and historic significance". The council said it had been "keen to protect" the "high cultural and historic significance" of the building when making its planning decision.'

Precedent been set here? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tyne-50211941?ns_mchannel=social&ns_linkname=english_regions&ns_campaign=bbc_news_north_east&ns_source=twitter

Should be back in the kitchen doing the sundays dinners for the lads or knitting imo

Neville criticising a linesman for making the correct decision

Aurier is such a liability

Kane going down like a sack of spuds holding his face like he'd been smacked off tyson

One nil to hurricane