TheGuv

Need to get a minibus licence then...

So are you ansdwering your own question there? Fingers crossed they go up.

Yeah, for new players. Thtas why in the future if players like Barton, Nolan and Colo dont agree to wage cut, they'll be sold.

Probably. They might have lost your forms or summit tbh! Give them a ring just to check, and sort your ST out by saying you're returning a call from them

That's around £50k a week, for those who can't be arsed. Yeah, I thought that would be about our wage cap like

He was buzzing when i told him Cabaye had signed

Seriously? -.- Just as i move there?!!!?!!?! Restricted viewing of what? The whole pitch or?

May as well get it over with before Gotham tbh

First proper session with the foundation soon.

No thanks

10th of June IIRC

"Shut the f*** up horse or i will kill you so i will" http://primetime.unrealitytv.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/jim_mcdonald.jpg

christ you're the same age as my nephew. remind me on top be more condescending to you in future. shouldn't you be wankin or....infact don't....you probably are. This must be about the 5th time this has happened on N-O! I seem to remember everybody wanted a 'young'n off' about a year ago, whcih was stopped by Dave for grooming reasons

This, or even overhanging the Level 7 balcony slightly, depending on the size of it.

I like the smiths and i'm 17.

Let's bring the bowl atmosphere of the 90's back to sjp!

Are they not also having to pay more money? Yes, we are

think so yeah

http://www.fansonline.net/newcastleunited/ Listen online. Barton, wants to stay apparently, will not leave until 2012. Wants the fans to buy the club a la Barcelona.

I'm still mightily p***ed off, but i cannot help looking forward to being so close to the action in the SE Corner, which will hopefully recreate some of the atmosphere from L7

Is the article going to be in tomorrow's Ronnie Gill?

From facebook United For Newcastle regretfully note today that Newcastle United Football Club have begun notifying season ticket holders from Level 7 that they will not be allowed to relocate the club-introduced ‘singing section’ into Level 4 of the Leazes’ End. The area – we are told – will be the preserve of big party bookings, such as football clubs. As a result, we will support and assist fans that wish to find alternative space, potentially in the South East Corner where many ‘singing section’ fans are attempting to find new seating. United For Newcastle wish to voice their displeasure at this decision, and note that the move has angered a great many fans. We are all frustrated by the increasing corporatist mentality of Newcastle United, their contempt for the fans, and for the players. This move follows months of communication between United for Newcastle and Newcastle United during which the club made it clear that they took the concerns of Level 7 seriously, and would actively seek to find a satisfactory resolution. United For Newcastle accepts that the club has extended the away section to comply with Premier League regulations, and welcome the extension of the family area. However, United For Newcastle believe the club’s treatment of the fans from Level 7 and of representative fan organizations such as ourselves to have been shambolic. We believe the club has ignored pleas from fans to listen to our concerns and act on them. We believe that the club, who never had any intention of adequately replacing the singing section, has intentionally misled fans once again. In our meetings with the club, we were told they would offer alternatives to Level 7 by the end of the season. No such alternatives have been offered, and fans attempting to move with friends and rebuild the atmosphere so vital to our stadium have had their attempts thwarted without alternative suggestion, simply because such a move fails to comply with the club’s long-term seating strategy; one that completely disregards the loyalty of the club’s most passionately vocal supporters. The news comes after reports that Newcastle United would not be offering key player Joey Barton a new contract, after a season of fantastic performances. We are concerned that Newcastle United’s long-term business approach cares for nothing but profit margins and penny pinching, as evidenced by the sale of Andy Carroll without replacement, the apparent refusal to offer Joey Barton a new contract and by the shameless disregard for fans paying hard-earned money to watch the team they support. Rest assured, United For Newcastle will remain pro-active and continue informing fans of developments, and if possible find a workable solution, but we must all be aware that we now appear to be facing a business whose machinations will continue regardless, and not the football club we all adore. United For Newcastle

http://www.chelseafc.com/javaImages/b9/76/0,,10268~9402041,00.jpg http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01367/the_kop2_1367348c.jpg Just some examples of standing in the EPL

More likely to be the refusal to sit down in that area tbh. Which is more a case of the Police exerting a bit of pressure. Makes no sense. Very few police in the SE and Gallowgate area of the ground. Majority are in L7, and the Police box is in L4 It's against the law and the grounds safety certificate to allow standing throughout the game. The police/club are supposed to enforce this so by splitting up an area of 2500 people who constantly stand and spreading them elsewhere it will help alleviate that problem. It also makes the police job easier if those chanting and standing are not in close proximity to the away fans. I see your point, but if say 500 people now go to the SE Corner to stand, the Police will have to shift some of their officers every week to compensate this factor. And Ashley is cost cutting even the Police at the matches.

More likely to be the refusal to sit down in that area tbh. Which is more a case of the Police exerting a bit of pressure. Makes no sense. Very few police in the SE and Gallowgate area of the ground. Majority are in L7, and the Police box is in L4