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Everything posted by r0cafella
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Muscled off the ball to easily man I dunno, can't win every header/tackle True mate, he didn't hold the line either mind Fair point tbh. Thought hummels just did really there, cracking ball as well Couldn't agree more.
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Muscled off the ball to easily man I dunno, can't win every header/tackle True mate, he didn't hold the line either mind
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Can't help but feel that the pedestrian pace suites Germany
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Muscled off the ball to easily man
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Didn't even look like a foul from that last reply
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Stop it with the lies Pearce
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Describing this scum bag as a geordie lol
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You do a good job on Twitter stuff as well mate cheers. Still can't give it up even after The King sucking the life out of it I know the feeling. I won't give them cunts a penny of my money but I can't walk away
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You do a good job on Twitter stuff as well mate
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Yup, Thank goodness for Santoon
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Why ? was just a little bantz cos of actually trying to sign players. It's backfired. Lol I was thinking he was godly
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Why ?
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It's insane. We are buying players from Holland when we have one of the least progressive managers ever to walk the face of the earth.
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Floated set penis' may work next season
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Loan with a view to pay £5m or whatever like the Barry to Everton deal Would make the most sense to be fair. Sounds too sensible of an approach for us to take though. 6million + 75k a week 6 year contract more likely
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Newcastle United: Siem de Jong targets Champions League place http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/28145778 The 25-year-old Dutchman joined on a six-year contract for an undisclosed fee from Ajax, who he captained to four Eredivisie titles, on Tuesday. “ Number 10 is my favourite position. I hope I can play in that position but I even played as a striker at Ajax ” Siem de Jong "I think we're aiming for fourth and trying to be in the Champions League," De Jong told BBC Newcastle. "I think that is a nice goal, a tough goal, but one we're trying to aim for." Switzerland-born De Jong made his international debut for the Netherlands in August 2010 and has won six senior caps, scoring two goals, but was not selected for the World Cup. His brother Luuk, 23, was on loan at St James' Park from Borussia Monchengladbach for the second part of last season but the club struggled for form. "For him it was a pity as it was quite a difficult time and he wasn't at his best but he said it was a really nice club, stadium and fans and a nice city to live," added De Jong. "Of course my brother played here last season and so I talked to him about it. Man City's nemesis De Jong scored three goals in two Champions League games against Manchester City during the 2013-14 season "The club also followed me the last three or four years so for me it was quite a logical step." During his time at the Amsterdam Arena, De Jong played alongside Premier League players Luis Suarez, Christian Eriksen and Jan Vertonghen, and he believes he is just as capable of adapting to the Premier League. "It's good that a lot of ex-players that I played with had a good step to England and I hope I can do the same," he said. "I think I'm a smart player who looks for space during the game; I can score goals and give assists and always work hard when we do and don't have the ball. "Number 10 is my favourite position. I hope I can play in that position but I even played as a striker at Ajax a lot of times, but not a real striker but more like one that comes into the midfield sometimes." Another one hoodwinked
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Richards is proficienct at getting in the treatment table tbf
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Some of our fans are clueless like.
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Lee trying to plant a seed on the club's behalf?
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Agreeing with Ronaldo twice in one day is scary I'd certainly imagine so, given it's my first post of the day. We agreed that Ryan Taylor is terrible. Could of been yesterday
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Agreeing with Ronaldo twice in one day is scary
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Not for the king it wouldn't be.
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He said bye on the last game of the season. I thought we all knew he wouldn't be back?
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Chronicle reckoned Richard's wages were too high for us. Injury prone, expensive and lacking motivation.
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Yes it is - using him in place of our best defender can only hasten Pardew's exit. Wouldn't take relegation for that to be even considered imho