UncleBingo

Crashed into a field North of York with all the Saudis on board. So close......

Chile con Carnal?

Who is this burnsie kid that everyone bangs on about? How is he relevant?

Get in, hope his soon to be ex-wife takes the parasitic little creep to the cleaners. Although still got my fingers crossed for a tragic helicopter accident.

Utter nonsense about his reason for leaving mind.......you've basically believed the Ashley/Charnley version of events over Benitez. Shame on you.

Which are?

Saw him along the top of Jesmond Dene with Fabio Pecchia after the Verona friendly just before the Premier League return season. I was with my lad and we'd been to the game the previous day, and told my son to go and say hello. We followed them for a bit and (they were talking about football naturally) and I introduced myself and Thomas. They were both great and spoke to my lad and asked him about his own football and things like who his favourite player was (think he said Atsu at the time). Absolute gentleman, I vowed I'd never go back under Ashley but bought season tickets for the pair of us the next day after meeting him. He's not perfect but would absolutely love him back here.

I think he lived somewhere around Jesmond Dene Road as would see him quite often on my morning constitutional.

There was a rumour he was going to sign for them when we played there in 1987 under McFaul. We lost 0-2 but Beardsley played well and the Liverpool fans gave him an ovation when he went off, he clapped them back and totally blanked our fans which didn't go down too well in the away end. He signed for them a few months later. Always disliked him since then, although admired him immensely as a footballer.

Beardsley has never been forgiven by me for his behaviour at Anfield in 1987. A truly great player, but an absolutely two-faced little snide of a man. My Dad always said to me, never trust a man who doesn't drink......certainly fits the bill here.

Where did I say any of that, quite the imagination you have? I'm just reminding people that he is a massive troll/cunt, as some people seem to have forgotten the last 14 years and are taking him at face value.

He's also literally the biggest troll there can be.

He's utterly obsessed with him mind, the little fucking weirdo.

People who think there isn't a culture of corruption in Britain want to take a look what's been going on here in the last 5 or 6 years. Brexit, Russian money, cash for questions, Arcuri, Mustique, flat refurbishments, Jenrick, billions on bogus untendered PPE contracts.......it's absolutely fucking rife, and Johnson is at the very heart of it.

GD will be unveiling his new wristwatch and telling everyone how rare it is/how much he paid for it. Or something.

Only West Brom have conceded more in the PL. Some going for Bruce given the defence he inherited and the quality of our keepers.

I've got about 20 vintage NUFC shirts but my favourites are the home and away Umbro shirts from 83-85 which are like rocking horse shit to get in xl. Holy grail would be to find a blue Bukta away from 1979 in my size. I have loads of others but my favourite is an early 90's Kappa Kaiser Chiefs shirt which my Dad brought me back from South Africa.

What's the arbitration case about then?

As far as I'm aware they never actually called for protest when Rafa left? Happy to be corrected on that point. 'The Trust’s primary focus is and always will be surrounding Newcastle United. Sometimes these issues are similar to those faced by fans of other clubs, as a league and at a national level. The Trust will work alongside other Trusts to ensure Newcastle United are fairly represented on a national and international level. Our main areas of work have been around ticket pricing, fan safety, fixture scheduling, and St James’ Park.'

They've made it categorically clear that they are not a protest group, so those joining shouldn't expect them to be.

Why do the Trust need to organise things? There were plenty of well publicised protests organised by the Magpie Group but 90% of people did fuck all.....although I'm glad that a sizeable chunk seemed to have walked away. Were you involved in the protests two years ago by the way?

Nail on head. Too many people bump their gums online but when push comes to shove, can't be bothered to get off their arses and do anything. And then you've got the absolute bellends who went out of their way to attack and belittle the Magpie Group for anything they tried. Until that changes, Ashley will continue to treat the club's support with utter contempt.

I think it's a great idea personally. Supporters in this country have been scandalously ignored by clubs since money took over the game, would be nice to think that the potential new owners are on board with this as well. It might be a romantic vision etc. and will undoubtedly be criticised by the hard of thinking among our support, but when did wanting things to be better become a crime in this country? ( see also politics). I'm in.

Some game that mind.

Macdonald ran the 100m in 10.9 seconds on a cinder track in plimsols which was an Olympic qualifying time in those days, so it's fair to say he was incredibly quick.