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The numbers the club's social media accounts did today is insane Have to say it was nice not feeling ashamed liking one of their posts for the first time in a while.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/oct/07/newcastle-takeover-excites-fans-hope-for-the-club-hope-for-the-area Quote from @LFEEhere

Going to the store for cans to drink later right now. Maybe watch Goal, maybe blast music throughout my apartment, maybe order a pizza, who knows. Expect I'll have some even better celebrations when I'm there in December.

Actually crying here. Unbelievable moment, I've only ever known and NUFC owned by Ashley, can't wait to experience whatever it feels like when he's not there See you lads in the town in December

The moment every lad dreams of, when the shares are transferred

Trying to figure out which bald guy is @LFEE

when was the last time another club's supporter came to the forum to talk shit about us? Feels like a decade

Was fully ready to buy tickets against Burnley (i know) in December on general sale, but I see that's likely not happening now

Crazy morning. Have a big job interview soon, too. If I get that job and the takeover is confirmed I'm ordering at least five pizzas @B-more Mag

Oh my god not again

Christ was a player

Surprisingly no, didn't seem like many showed up though

It's hilarious that the game is in serious need of a shakeup and the only ideas leagues and governing bodies have just make it worse. I always think about how CL winners have about three days to celebrate with their team before they jet off to international duty. There's no other sport I know of where the highest annual prize gets tossed aside so quickly. Players are seriously overworked and somehow the only idea people in charge have is more games/travel. As I said last time they tried to do this, people in the US, India, and China become fans become of the tradition and culture around English football. Take that out of England and you've lost all of it. Why the hell would I want to see a PL game without the atmosphere? How is this bringing the game to more people when those who could even afford to go to these games are also the few who can afford going abroad to watch one? This doesn't help anyone except for the usual suspects.

Forgot who on here suggested it, but I followed the logic of early goals in the Europa/Conference league. Over 1.5 in the first half of Copenhagen/Lincoln, Celtic/Bayer, Spurs/Mura. Won $78 from $10.

Guess they couldn't make it too obvious

Incredible player

Yikes. Somehow there's always clubs worse than us

Newcastle-like collapse from Celtic

I've also only experienced the MA era. Not sure what the hell I'm still doing

City of Blinding Lights was used in a great 2006 World Cup commercial over here. Loved it ever since.

USA!

ah shit

Spotted a Yanga-Mbiwa shirt in the wild in Chicago. There are dozens of us.

That's a yellow?

Definitely feels like Sargent would've been better off going to the Netherlands or a mid-table German club. Kind of wild we have no No. 1 striker but a pool of like five players who could be that guy. I really need to know how bad pitches are in Central America for it to take an entire half for professional players to adjust to it. I know from experience these dudes have played on some terrible fields in their time in US youth soccer.