Kid Icarus

I know Paul Smith's a Smoggy and sounds like one, but The Coast is Always Changing is such a banger that I always associate with going home.

Not necessarily explicitly about Newcastle, but songs that remind me of Newcastle, or by local bands that remind me of Newcastle or are class. Sam Fender: The Borders, Seventeen Going Under, Howden Aldi Death Queue Maximo Park: The Coast is Always Changing, Apply Some Pressure, Our Velocity Yourcodenameismilo: Understand Lindisfarne: Run for Home Dire Straits: Sultans of Swing, The Tunnel of Love Primal Scream: Movin' on up New Order: True Faith

I seem to remember every commentator having to mention Tino's running style. Joelinton's remarkable transformation from zero striker to hero midfielder Eddie Howe's year out Tim Cahill: How good he is in the air vs his height Alex Ferguson in the stands: "and what must he be making of all this?/I'm sure he approves of that!" Loads of skillful French-speaking wingers - mercurial, even when they're not The insistance on calling every very good ball-playing centre back a Rolls Royce

Who could have possibly seen that coming? I thought he was smarter than that tbh.

Newcastle Uni should be taking down that famous alumni banner with the Castore owner's dish on it, they're a shite brand

I know it's one of those overused phrases, but in cases like this the law really isn't fit for purpose. There are cases of people being charged for domestic abuse having done nothing, accusers being unable to drop the charges, and charges and cautions going ahead regardless, with people being put on lists that ruin their lives for years. Then this cunt is filmed raping and abusing his partner, there are photos evidencing it, and all charges are dropped.

I tuned in at about 15 minutes, unless he was somewhere else before that, he was definitely playing centre forward.

It's a 45 year old song, our time is over man

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Exactly. Every single thing mentioned in that post applies to the Man United ten fold. They pioneered selling their soul and Fergie is the biggest shithouse manager of all time, who defended his players and club to the hilt. They're blind or ignorant.

It's honestly fucking hilarious to me how little they seem to know about their own club's halycon days. In their mind they obviously think they were playing like 08-14 Barcelona every weekend.

Damn, this kid's good

There's also a running theme of other fans once 'having a soft spot for us' - aye, because we're a great away day and were a guaranteed 3 points

Most forums RTG aside are nearly always the same. A mixture of 1. level-headed people who give credit where it's due, and 2. people confidently talking diarrhea about other teams, about how they're uniquely shat on by borderline corrupt officials, how the media/everyone hates us, how another team are media darlings, how another team are habitually lucky, and how they've looked on another team's forum and they're ALL person 2.

In hindsight it's baffling to think of some of the wingers Rafa bought considering the workrate he wants from them. It should have been obvious from the start that Babel and Pennant were never going to put in the graft of someone like Kuyt or Kewell.

Willock

It's this imo. No way is Botman in over Schär. 433 Pope Trippier Schär Martinez Shaw Guimaraes Casemiro Fernandes Almiron Wilson Rashford With Joelinton extremely unlucky to miss out. Heart over head I have him in over the rat.

4 central midfielders though?

Nice to see that Chris Wood came back to watch it as well

Course they are, they're Man United fans. You have to go a long way to find one that isn't at least 1% Terry Christian

No idea what Forest's plan in this was like. It appeared to be let's hold onto this 3-0 deficit

Hardly his fault tbh, Hearts were awful in every way that half. I'm not even sure he touched the ball

It's more or less a dead rubber tbf

I've been watching this Hearts Rangers match for 15 minutes and Kuol hasn't touched the ball once. Not his fault either, the quality is canny low.