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Imagine the atmosphere if we get taken over and he’s invited back. He’d lift the club 10 stories higher just by planting his arse in The Milburn posh seats.

 

It wouldn't be nowhere near like what it was back then though. Times have changed, and so has your average NUFC fan.

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Imagine the atmosphere if we get taken over and he’s invited back. He’d lift the club 10 stories higher just by planting his arse in The Milburn posh seats.

 

It wouldn't be nowhere near like what it was back then though. Times have changed, and so has your average NUFC fan.

 

Perhaps PIF could get the radgies back in by charging £30 for a season ticket. Accent test on the gate.

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Imagine the atmosphere if we get taken over and he’s invited back. He’d lift the club 10 stories higher just by planting his arse in The Milburn posh seats.

 

It wouldn't be nowhere near like what it was back then though. Times have changed, and so has your average NUFC fan.

 

Certainly has you wouldn’t get a convoy of lads in transit vans piling down the motorways these days. Our away support was mental, used to be buzzing all week in the lead up to an away day.

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Imagine the atmosphere if we get taken over and he’s invited back. He’d lift the club 10 stories higher just by planting his arse in The Milburn posh seats.

 

It wouldn't be nowhere near like what it was back then though. Times have changed, and so has your average NUFC fan.

 

Certainly has you wouldn’t get a convoy of lads in transit vans piling down the motorways these days. Our away support was mental, used to be buzzing all week in the lead up to an away day.

 

It was the 92/93 season when I started going to away games regularly with my dad. I would have been 14 at the time and I'll freely admit that some of the things I seen going on back then absolutely petrified me. Our crowd just seemed jam packed full of complete lunatics!

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Would give anything to have experienced that season. Posted about it before, if I experience anything remotely similar to 1993-94 I'll die a very happy Newcastle supporter.

 

I was 8 for the 93 season. My first memories of NUFC I think, not being able to see them in D1 the year before. Memories are fleeting but I absolutely remember Allen's swinging arm celebrations. Seems like he scored every time he played. Dont think he finished the season though. 94/95 is the first full season I remember. I can still feel the excitement, the expectation, the achievement of being in Europe. I was only 9 and it totally consumed me. It was everything.

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Would give anything to have experienced that season. Posted about it before, if I experience anything remotely similar to 1993-94 I'll die a very happy Newcastle supporter.

 

I was 8 for the 93 season. My first memories of NUFC I think, not being able to see them in D1 the year before. Memories are fleeting but I absolutely remember Allen's swinging arm celebrations. Seems like he scored every time he played. Dont think he finished the season though. 94/95 is the first full season I remember. I can still feel the excitement, the expectation, the achievement of being in Europe. I was only 9 and it totally consumed me. It was everything.

 

The idea of coming up to the Premier League, first time in the top league since 1989, nothing can stop us but there's no real expectations is just both alien and phenomenal to me. Some of the scorelines that we won by that season are frankly ridiculous. :lol:

 

Cole and Beardsley up front, over 60 goals between the two of them, just fucking hell. Someone make a time machine pls. :lol:

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12 minutes ago, Dr.Spaceman said:

 

 

The very fact he played for Scunthorpe, and happened to be at Newcastle by the time I started watching football is that horrible bit of fate which caused me to be a Newcastle fan, suffering for years. 

 

Actually, my dad's more to blame. "See that lad there, he used to play for Scunthorpe". 

 

My dad's told me stories of how the players used to play matches in the carpark as they didn't have any training facilities. Ashley would be proud.

 

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25 minutes ago, Dr.Spaceman said:

 

Level headed, handsome, charming, but ambitious and that famous KK sparkle in his eye and that smile… :love::smitten:

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Could (and have) listen to him talk for hours. The bloke is at the apex of football for me, and I say that as someone who wasn't really aware of the Entertainer years. 

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4 hours ago, Dr.Spaceman said:

He was God-like during the mid 90's. SBR was up there, but Keegan had something extra for me.

 

No disrespect to SBR, but the Keegan years were ten times greater than those under him. The first thing that should happen if the takeover happens is that KK should be made an ambassador for the club. He will elevate the club's stature to what it was 25 years ago within months, and be able to persuade any player on the planet to come here if he's part of the negotiations.

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