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Narrative will be "they did okay for X amount of minutes" like were some bairns team or a non-league time playing West Ham in the cup.

One isn't Ginola and the other isn't Keegan

His career is littered with them. Spent double what he got for Beardsley replacing him with Paul Stewarrt, Nigel Clough and Dean Saunders. Whilst Beardsley tore it up for five more years - Stewart was loaned to 2nd tier Palace then given a free to 2nd tier mackems, Clough given a free-transfer to relegation bound Man City then a free to Forest then vanished and Saunders had 1 good year at Villa before becoming a journeyman. Now works as an expert on TV.

Was thinking the same. Or Beardsley who he couldn't wait to sell to Everton. Then pay twice as much for Paul Stewart.

Does anybody have that 'We Like Patsy Kensit'Euro92 documentary while were on it? Somewhere I've got Harry Palmer on what became Soccer Saturday, didn't look like he enjoyed the attention but was actually a lot more serious than that show would soon become

Read that MBS and Infantino have have been having meetings. Be tricky for MBS to prove separation from himself so the worlds governing body must have a different set of rules to one of its leagues. Don't feel anything about this anymore, so not saying any good will come of it for us but no bad will because I'd actually just laugh now at our takeover being blocked whilst there's a world cup in Saudi Arabia that all the moralists watch or attend.

Might just quote that whenever anything not bad happens here, wins, signings - it basically comes down to this unless you kid yourself. To Bishop Ashley and Barnes its tossing a trained seal a fish and watching it clap. And any signing that turns out good won't be built on and we'll just be playing Russian roulette every window until they're sold. We know the ending.

It definitely won't be enjoyable. Its Joe Willock, not new owners.

MK Dons and AFC Wimbledon, without the AFC Wimbledon

My junior ticket in the East Stand in 1994 cost £229.

Seconded.

Basically been there for years now. Cared as much about getting relegated/promoted on 2016-17 as I used to care about winning or losing an Anglo-Italian cup tie. No offence to Leicester and Ascoli cos I was probably a bit proud/steamed about those 24hours later unlike 2016 & 2017. There's no choice but to not care like a football fan should, its not a real football club. No pain and no pleasure.

Though I accept why they have an issue I trust Everton fans are being labelled as deluded for not wanting him and being like this, since they've not even challenged for the title since the mid 80s, as we would be, and allowing for his formerly managing Liverpool and comments on Everton as 'not giving him a chance' 'and 'deluded' as we were and are with Bruce re his far obsessive and pathetic attitude as head mackem. Wonder why its just us.

All this Ashley stick is all well and good but were stuck with him and nobody apart from us cares about that.

Going to gloat isn't he. Can see him sticking his head into the media room "Can I come in for a gloat"

Totally agree with geordiesteve710's comment - that's how I'd feel and how you probably feel. I wonder if its like when things at the club make no sense when seen through the prism of a football club becoming clear as day when seen through the prism of not really being a football club. If Bruce is a c**t he probably wouldn't think like that, more a case of 'stuff them and the club I'm going to get every penny I can out of it" Literally the only shred of a decent and dignified thing he could do that might take a bit of the edge of being so utterly despised, is to not sign a new contract - so he probably will.

Obviously Ashley's heard for many fans the only interest and pleasure left is seeing Bruce suffer and decided to trample on those flickering embers too. Without that caring in a negative sense there's nothing. Eventually after trying to stop someone jumping off a cliff you give up, even waiting for them to deservedly break every bone in their body gets boring and you move on after a while. Think that's how it would be. Just hearing years after you've stopped caring that Ashley has sold the club or died and that Bruce was peddled years before. That the cliff jumping prick is in traction permanently. You'll go 'karma' but that's it. Being the star though,there is some hope.

I think that explains why when I was either certain it was futile or close to certain it was futile under previous managers under this fat c**t, I partly wanted us to win for those managers, Rafa, Hughton even McLaren really. Admittedly harder with Pardew. Bruce like Carver, was such an abysmal unlikable prospect from the off that their eeking out results doesn't help the club and so the sooner they proved themselves and got binned the better.

Statistics, number crunching and analysis shows Newcaslte fans were right all along. I'll just wait for the inevitable articles to that end

By pre-Ashley standards people don't care about friendlies now 5,000 to Ibrox, 45,000 at the Charity Shield, Barcelona/Juventus/Bayern at home, Juventus away, televised friendlies, seeing big new signings play, 100k gates on Asian tours, looking ahead to the next season with varying degrees of excitment.

Why doesn't Edwards walk away then? what's stopping the prick? If he was Bruce he says, but Edwards gets grief and is hated just the same,so why doesn't he? Surely not more vacuous b*llocks. Man baby c*nt

Dry your eyes Luke, another out his depth moronic patsy scamming a living from the game and a scam of a club will come along and entertain you, a fellow no-talent out of his depth prick scamming a living from the game and a scam of a club. You'll always have a place here as long as the lotto louts run the club, if it was professional you'd be f*cked of course.

"Manager in stick from fans shock horror" by Luke Edwards 'Never heard of such a thing' says our experienced reporter Luke. Statistics show that this only happens to a mere near 99% of managers so was obviously disturbing to Luke etc etc'

"Always been a tough place to come, has this new stadium"

Mirrors his competitive form against lower league sides, reassuring consistency Only won two of seven in 90minutes against Morcambe, Newport, Rochdale x2, Brentford and Oxford x2