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The embarrassment of having more away fans then home fans. They also foolishly hoped that by making tickets ridiculously cheap would tempt those to come back who have been boycotting.

The online ordering and print at home option no longer appears on their website, restricting purchase choices to in person/by phone. Got no chance of getting any with a Newcastle address, even if you buy a WBA ticket. This will also backfire with restricting their own fans, so sales will be limited even further

N5 which is right next to our lot currently has 404 seats in it for sale at £9. Looks like there will be segregation covering 10 columns of seats, which is even more ridiculous. For the sake of £9 I'm half tempted just to buy one and see if I can sneak in the away end somehow.

For future reference - http://liveonsat.com Will tell you exactly what match is on what channel throughout the world like.

Live? Aye, I believe it's a South African channel.

It's on SuperSport 7.

I'm half tempted to just get one in the home end now Do what I said above and hope other likeminded NUFC fans do the same. Will either have to sit there staying silent for 90 minutes or turn up to see a stand full of our rabble.

What would stop us all buying tickets in N4 & N5 which is right next to the away area and creating a similar situation to Fulham where they have the neutral section (but was full of NUFC fans in August)? Once there are 3,000 - 4,000 NUFC fans all stood up at kick off in these blocks, how on Earth would they manage this or even attempt to remove anyone?

Bristol City, Fulham, Derby, Villa, Wigan, Barnsley, Preston, QPR - 8 games this season that have gone to 0 points. By the end of the season it'll be around 15 games that have reached 0 points. Attend the games, get the points. Those who travel more frequently, spend more money and cover more miles deserve priority over those who pick and choose which games they attend (for whatever reason; family, money or whatever).

This puts WBA up to 9th, 3 points behind Man Utd in 6th. Their next game is away to Hull.

Knows what he's good at and he does it well. s*** football to watch though, no ambition to achieve anything other than midtable and shows absolutely nothing for any cup competition. What is the point in being good at winning a 12th place finish every year and aspiring for nothing else? It's a competitive sport and settling for that every year is boring. Took Stoke to the FA Cup Final didn't he? Aye, almost as accidentally as when Pardew got into it with Palace. Will never forget Pulis fielding a reserve team in the Uefa Cup knockout round against Valencia (after they qualified from the FA Cup Final loss). Lost the first leg 1-0 and had every chance of going through but decided to field the worst possible team and about 3 subs.

Knows what he's good at and he does it well. Shit football to watch though, no ambition to achieve anything other than midtable and shows absolutely nothing for any cup competition. What is the point in being good at winning a 12th place finish every year and aspiring for nothing else? It's a competitive sport and settling for that every year is boring.

Pulis and his front foot attacking football

Most underrated player in our squad imo, does a good job every time he plays and goes about his business quietly.

They did have to spend time in Birmingham though

Aye, fairly good turnout from them considering the terrible way their club is being run.

http://www.statto.com/football/teams/newcastle-united/records 13 Would need to beat; Blackburn (h), Forest (a), Birmingham (h), Wigan (a), Burton (a) to equal it and Sheff Wed (h) to break it. Certainly do-able.

Certainly won't be far off a sell-out. Although it looks like they're not bringing many as we've already put two of the 'away' blocks on sale. Would be surprised if Blackburn bought more than 1,000 - especially with their current troubles. Cant see anything other than a routine home win, 3-0 or 4-0. Not even going to bother predicting the team as Rafa knows best and it could literally be anything.

Whilst I agree, we're playing one of them in alternate fixtures and still winning games so I don't think it necessarily needs changing. Therefore we have the ability to rest one whilst the other plays and ensure they don't burn out or get injured. In the event we're chasing the game and need a goal or two (such as Norwich at home), we can bring the other one on to go two up front which gives us another option. I'd love to play them both every week, but it's a long season and we seem to be doing more than okay with only one of them.

It is the 21st November 2016 and Andros Townsend has officially been Pardewed. Didn't take long at all. http://www.themag.co.uk/2016/11/crystal-palace-fans-say-newcastle-dodged-bullet-andros-townsend-newcastle-united/

We play 3 matches in 6 days from this match to the Forest one, there will be a lot of changes in each game.

What's happening to subscription numbers at the moment? I'd wager they're in decline. https://www.theguardian.com/football/2016/oct/24/sky-sports-bt-sport-people-switching-football-off Interesting read from October, I'm on my phone so cant copy and paste it like.

Really confident about this now, which is bizarre because this is NUFC. They'll need to rotate their wafer thin squad due to relegation and we're bang in form and look s*** hot. Think I'll need a few drinks to watch this, the thought of a semi-final man.

Blows cold much more frequently than he blows hot, the fact that Colback can look a half decent player at this level in most matches but Perez still struggles is alarming.

NUFCTV headline on the official site: "Classy Colback speaks after Leeds win"