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She's Swedish isn't she? Yes, think so.

His wife's pretty tasty for a slightly more mature model; his constant philandering is surely the sign of someone with underlying confidence issues.

Perhaps they can get it rescinded like the two incorrect reds we got in the first fixture? The points are away though - that's karma.

When he's back here people just buy him drink.

There's no way they'll sack him. He'll retire at the end of the season.

2nd best thing about that game was Carver offering out lads in the away end, asking them to come to Longbenton on Monday to 'discuss' their sentiments. A cabbie with forearms like hams took Carver up on his invitation and JC hid in the clubhouse until he went away.

We should pay the fine when FIFA settle up for the losses incurred by the FA as a result of the proven, industrial-scale corruption surrounding the 2018 and 2022 World Cup venue 'wins'. By losses you mean the fancy handbags we bought for the delegates wives? Also the watch that we had to give back Not sure the watches Brazil - and delegates were ordered to return, in an attempt to convince people FIFA is not still uterly corrupt - gave out for WC 2014 are relevant here.

We should pay the fine when FIFA settle up for the losses incurred by the FA as a result of the proven, industrial-scale corruption surrounding the 2018 and 2022 World Cup venue 'wins'. By losses you mean the fancy handbags we bought for the delegates wives? No, I mean the £14m total to prepare the bid that was fixed. It was the FA's refusal to pay proper bribes that meant we were never in the running. The bags obviously didn't make much difference when FIFA wanted bribes in the tens of millions of dollars for their votes, so yes, we'll have the bags back, or their monetary equivalent, and send that and another large donation to the Earl Haig fund; and the remaining £13,900,000+ also, and decide what to do with that as and when.

We should pay the fine when FIFA settle up for the losses incurred by the FA as a result of the proven, industrial-scale corruption surrounding the 2018 and 2022 World Cup venue 'wins'.

Perhaps they could deduct the fine from the £14m England spent on preparing their 2018 World Cup bid when the venue had already been decided by FIFA, and send the change (£13,960,000) to the FA to spend on grass-roots football and make a donation to veterans' charities. That would be equitable, no?

He won't quit as he'll get squat. If he wants his pay-off, he'll have to take the sack as well. I'm dying to see where the King ends up next... Well he do what he can come out smelling rosy. However he wriggles away. Not this time. Party's very nearly over.

Good. It's time to start exacting an extremely lengthy period of derby revenge. I don't want the mackems down.

He won't quit as he'll get squat. If he wants his pay-off, he'll have to take the sack as well. I'm dying to see where the King ends up next...

Ban him for what? Violent conduct in deliberately scissoring Shelvey - definitely a red card offence.

Like Belgium, for example.

That game was started in the full knowledge that it could not have been finished, but getting to half-time meant no refunds. The last embers of McKeag. Much better now we have Ashley! Yup. Was hell on in the local press the day after. The club relented and everyone was let in half-price for the re-arranged game (which we lost on pens) Yeah, £4 in. Andy Hunt x2 and then the inevitable penalty loss. I was at the first tie at Dean Court as I was (just coincidentally, like) visiting my grandmother in Surrey that weekend. I was just a kid and met a group of seven lads on the train. We went to a bar in Bournemouth and did a full round which meant I had to hold onto the stanchion for the entire game, of which I remember nothing.

That game was started in the full knowledge that it could not have been finished, but getting to half-time meant no refunds. The last embers of McKeag. Much better now we have Ashley!

6-1 after Segers (I think) got sent off. Was at the Gallowgate end and he was getting it tight but he made a couple of realy god saves. Vinny was brilliant that day the way he played to the crowd. Definitely an actor in the making. He deliberately dropped his gloves while trying to put them on to a massive cheer of derision from the Gallowgate but he was all smiles and, as I said, he made a couple of really good stops, including a full-length flying job that was going top corner that he palmed over - any 'keeper would have been proud of that. He's obviously a totally shit actor but I think many people viewed him differently after that stint in goal.

6-1 after Segers (I think) got sent off. Was at the Gallowgate end and he was getting it tight but he made a couple of realy good saves.

...and he should know.

I've interviewed him. On a one-to-one basis, when he doesn't have time to think of something pretentious to post on twitter, he doesn't come across as particularly intelligent, and there's certainly no intellect there. I've met him a couple of times in Newmarket. Actually seems like a decent bloke and spoke highly of Newcastle the place and the fans. It's just some of the stuff he comes out with and how hard he tries, that totally puts you off him. Your second sentence definitely resonates with my Barton experience. He was trying really hard to impress me because I was working for a broadsheet. Thirty minutes of him trying to drop 'unusual' words into his responses but them coming out like he'd memorised a few from the dictionary.

I've interviewed him. On a one-to-one basis, when he doesn't have time to think of something pretentious to post on twitter, he doesn't come across as particularly intelligent, and there's certainly no intellect there.

13 points behind.

One example from thousands. Most people know the story of Seth Johnson and Leeds United when that lunatic Peter 'we lived the dream' Ridsdale was chairman. Story goes - and I've heard it first hand from when I used to pal about with Ian Harte when working in Leeds - thus (and remember, this was 15 years ago): Johnson's at Derby, LUFC want him, agree fee with DCFC so Johnson and agent head for Elland Road looking for personal terms. Johnson was on £5k/wk at DCFC and as they're going up to the stadium, he's asking his agent what he reckons he can get him weekly. Agent replies: 'I reckon they'll go to £20k'. Johnson, delighted, replies: 'seriously? a million quid a year?' Agent says he'll do his best as it's in both their interests. So the two of them are shown into Ridsdale's office and before either Johnson and his agent have even said 'good morning', the man himself stands up and slaps his palms hard on his big, oak desk and says to the two of them: 'Right, if you think we're paying more than £35k a week you can just turn around and go back the way you came'... Ridsdale's PA caught Johnson and agent pissing themselves laughing as they left the stadium. And smiled wearily at them. I heard it was something along the lines that Risdale offered £35k, much to the surprise of Johnson and his agent, but their reply was something like... "we were thinking of something around £37k actually...". And the deal was done. I think he ended up with £36k. I wonder who taught Ridsdale to play cards?

Nope, you're way off. Ikon (above) is getting closer but even at the £5.2m we did pay, we still bought yet another pup.