HaydnNUFC

To add, going down on a minibus early Saturday morning. Session on Saturday, then the game on the Sunday, back home on Monday. Staying in Camden Town. Well earned couple days off from my recent tee totality.

That Rory is a fat necked wankstain. Looks like he fucking stinks.

I'll be going. Accommodation and travel was slyly sorted after the first leg result. Guaranteed a ticket this time, which I didn't last time, as one of our lot (who all had tickets last time including my dad, just not me) had booked to go to the Far East over March back in the summer without realising the final was then.

That was great. Songs emanating from all 4 stands in the first half. I was East Stand block H, row U and many of us stood up for most of the game. L4 of the Leazes and Leazes East Corner also loud. Loved that. If SJP was like that every game we wouldn’t ever lose at home.

Glorious night. Great atmosphere. Onto Wembley. (Well, Birmingham)

Ha ha ha. You silly cunt.

I am afraid that Fan X will do what he likes because he's been doing what he likes (that is moaning, being miserable and not contributing to the atmosphere in any positive way) in the same seat for 13 millenia.

The ground was at it's best in terms of atmosphere at 32-36k in the 90s though from what I've read on here. And grounds are full and atmospheres naff across the entire pyramid besides one offs or scenarios where circumstances are right. The likes of Anfield and SJP included in that. True regarding the owners btw, they couldn't give a fuck. Any PL fan who goes to the match solely for the match, doesn't buy anything in the ground and leaves after FT to go to the pub away from the ground, PL club directors/owners hate them.

Thousands of people who aren't arsed in the ground for upwards and beyond of 500 bar ahead of actual fans. What joy.

There is not the demand, business nor the affluence in the north east to consistently fill corporate sections that there is in London or even Manchester. (assuming corporate areas of a stadium is what you mean by this)

I don't understand why he dismantled Keegan's side when he appears to have done alright with it in the league on the face of it when he took over in 1996-97. Only 2 defeats, 33 goals scored in 16 games.

Into these. (managed to get a ticket today after that shambles of a sale, gerrin) https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11661/11332353/newcastle-2-1-arsenal-matt-ritchie-completes-comeback-as-hosts-all-but-ensure-survival

Mate of mine’s grandad passed in the summer, told the club that it was likely he was going to pass and queried regarding the ST. Was told he could keep it in his family. After he died, it went back to the club and into the ballots. Club apologised for passing on false info and offered a free stadium tour. He told them to shove it.

My dad was the same regarding Lee purely because he sold Macdonald but results and performances under him were actually quite good. It’s the pissing off to Everton in January 1977 that I don’t get. Player power/influence in keeping Dinnis sent us down the following season and set us back decades until a certain Kevin Keegan arrived as a player.

Yee in the Corner.

Score draw I reckon. IIRC people felt similar going into the Liverpool game back in December, seeing them dismantle Man City at home in their preceding game funnily enough. Just hope the crowd are up for it.

“That’s why we NEED Isak at the Emirates brudda”

Hope the atmosphere is akin to the PSG one in noise and hostility toward the opposition. Not holding my breath about that, mind.

I beg Haaland scores next, now.

Akanji’s been poor for a while now.

Good business. But with no incomings likely and the recent home showings I can’t see us staying in the top 5. Hope I’m wrong, like.

I'd sell tbh. Think he looks finished.

WHAT TIME IS IT ON? IS IT ON TV? Hope we go out. State of this.

Was alright around me today tbf actually but overall just cut of frustration. Understandably so tbh. Usual early leaving shite though.