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Or boycouttttingg Sugar Puffs because The Sugar Puff Monster scoredc the cup final goal for Keegan

Shola Best Raylor Jonas Cut wages/Bonus' etc

In some ways I'm not surprised, when we found players like Bassong for half a million, it would make sense to look for similar types of player. I think reading it back it's sending a message to clubs we intend to buy from that 'this is not the Newcastle of old.' Think you're wrong there. I.e Gazza/Waddle/Pedro

Hmm good and bad points in there. Sounds like a bloody manifesto! I'll get me coat

Really

Harps was really good on it. He came across well and didn't sound like a typical idiot footballer. I liked the bit about when Keegan came back

Decided to put it in football becuase it has 16 England legends in it. Not inclluding a topless Jeff Stelling Also has a touching bit saying 'Do it for Bobby'. [flash=200,200]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=66OuJZGDCHE

Has to be KK. Deutsh number einze!!!

what exactly are the words?

A total of 56 people died in the fire.[2] Of those, 54 were Bradford supporters and two from Lincoln.[14] They included three who tried to escape through the toilets, 27 who were found by exit K and turnstiles six to nine at the rear centre of the stand and two elderly people who died in their seats. Some had been crushed as they tried to crawl under turnstiles to escape. One retired mill worker made his way to the pitch, but was walking about on fire from head to foot. People smothered him to extinguish the flames, but he later died in hospital.[10] Half of those who died were either aged under 20 or over 70,[10][19] the eldest of which was the club's oldest supporter, former chairman, Sam Firth, aged 86.[10][15] More than 265 supporters were injured; the fire was described as the worst fire disaster in the history of British football, and the worst disaster since 65 spectators died at the Ibrox disaster in 1971.[13] One policeman said: "It must have been survival of the fittest—men first."[10] The fire brigade arrived at the ground four minutes after they were called. However, the fire had consumed the stand by that point and they were faced by huge flames and dense smoke. Neither were they able to start fighting the fire immediately so that supporters could be first rescued from the ground.[11] The fire destroyed the main stand and left only burned seats, lamps and fences. Some of those who died were still sitting upright in their seats covered by tarpaulin. Police worked until 4 am the following morning, under lighting, to remove all the bodies.[11]

What strikes me the most at the end was that it was mainly kids under 16 and older people voer 60, quite a lot of mid 70 year olds. Very sad. Worse than Hillsborough IMO, because that could have killed the whole stadium

Yeah but thats 36 years not one season! It just is so Sir Bob didn't get an accent like that or Venables or players like Keegan/Gazza Lineker etc...

This and Stanley Matthews

If we did this it would be mint! [flash=200,200] [ftp=ftp:// ] [/ftp]

how do you get past level 1?

i like the grandstand

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And if you think about it we can make a bit more money from all the old shirts being sold and not being made again and i expect people to be very excited to buy it by the time its out

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http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v122/chunkybitch/cristiano-ronaldo-robbie-savage-spi.jpg both of them

took us from 5th and cup Finals to Relegated in a couple of years. Dinnis or Gordon Lee?

This and the new stadium looks nice

Could Sunlun and Heed not just play same day considering Newcastle is a skipping distance from Gateshead, and more toon fans would probably watch Gateshead

I think it would be fantastic if it happens and i would definitley go down more regulalry especially with the new stadium, it looks really nice. Anybody able to get the ic onto here?