TheHoob

Fernando Was looking so good then he turned into Williamson.

Dat first touch.

How have I missed this What an absolute arsebiscuit.

Same mistakes every time.

What a fucking joke

BBC Newcastle saying that the Press Association amongst other saying we've agreed a fee and are sorting out personal terms.

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I want to believe.

Jesus wept.

If results don't go our way this weekend there could be a bit of a gap starting to form between us in the bottom six and the rest

Mark Douglas ‏@MsiDouglas Pardew dismisses idea of sticking with current squad. Says they need at least 2 to preserve #nufc Prem status.

I'm off to print a journalism degree and become a sports writer.

Doesn't Laksmhi Mittal i.e Britains richest man not own a chunk of QPR?

Imagine if this had happened on deadline day Hoping the result isn't still the same.

You are an artist.

Who has the Yao cliff picture? I'd imagine it sums up most people's feelings right now

Newcastle- nline.

I don't think it's been that apparent he was so motivated by money, any more than any footballer really. He's point blank ignored QPR once, so you have to believe that they've significantly increased the deal on offer. Perhaps offering some kind of significant bonus for securing their safety. We're absolutely right to stick to our guns and leave the terms he accepted on the table. Our current wage structure is ample enough to secure players like Cabaye, Debuchy, Cisse and Colo. However good this lad is, I don't think he's worth more than any of those - at this point in time. Agree with that; the club are pretty much faultless in this whole thing imo. However they deserve every bit of flack they'll receive if a different striker doesn't arrive in the next fortnight. All of this. Makes me wonder what QPR fans make of it though, player laughs them off then u-turns the next day after apparently being shown the moneyz, might not be the type of player you want when you are fighting relegation. Just like the rest of their players tbh. I don't think they'll care a jot if it works. First thought once I had pressed post is that actually, they'd already be used to it.

I don't think it's been that apparent he was so motivated by money, any more than any footballer really. He's point blank ignored QPR once, so you have to believe that they've significantly increased the deal on offer. Perhaps offering some kind of significant bonus for securing their safety. We're absolutely right to stick to our guns and leave the terms he accepted on the table. Our current wage structure is ample enough to secure players like Cabaye, Debuchy, Cisse and Colo. However good this lad is, I don't think he's worth more than any of those - at this point in time. Agree with that; the club are pretty much faultless in this whole thing imo. However they deserve every bit of flack they'll receive if a different striker doesn't arrive in the next fortnight. All of this. Makes me wonder what QPR fans make of it though, player laughs them off then u-turns the next day after apparently being shown the moneyz, might not be the type of player you want when you are fighting relegation.

Like Carrick, Barry, Allen, Lucas, Arteta, Osman, McCarthy, Britton etc etc? Tbh the DM position doesn't exist in most teams in teams in this country anymore.... you have a deep lying playmaker and a b2b midfielder with an attacking midfielder or advanced playmaker infront of them. Man Utd don't play with one, City don't ( well sometimes they do but first choice is Yaya-Barry), Liverpool don't, Arsenal don't, Everton don't, Swansea don't etc etc. We are one of the few teams that do. Was watching Swansea a couple of weeks ago and thought he'd be perfect for the Britton type role, intercepting, hassling players and playing it forward.