manorpark Posted February 2, 2009 Share Posted February 2, 2009 How I wish we could have someone of his quality again. We will never have anyone at this club, of his quality, again. Our owner has decided that the height of his ambition is mid-table mediocrity, if he is lucky. He speaks about us like that, I assume he thinks about us like that (both of these are from 'reports' as he does not actually speak to us at all) and if you read what many people on this board write, THEY too think that this is our rightful place (the best we can hope for). The days of sheer excitement at our 'potential to achieve' . . are over. The days of quality players wanting to come here and then coming here . . are over. I am not being pessimistic, just factual - as most on here seem to routinely acknowledge, particularly the younger ones who appear to accept and be 'happy with' our lot. Do one. I assume kindergaten was closed today because of the snow? It was actually as you well know. I assume that's why you're so pent up today. No opportunity to get your rocks off, right? Anyway... ignoring the melodramatic nature of your post... is it really necessary in here? Plenty of other threads on the state of the club. My post was in response to an earlier post, which you have not included here. Yes, it is appropriate to this thread as people need to realise (some cannot and some can, but seem to think it is 'ok') what a long-term state we are in. Because of the nature of our owner, management team and players, we no longer have any will (or expectation, or ability) to succeed. The facts are never (as you call it) 'melodramatic' - they are . . . er . . . the FACTS. I find it hard to accept these particular facts, but I realise I have to - why don't you? - and ok perhaps this subject is more appropriate to other threads, but a dose of realism doesn't do any thread any harm. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Chris P Posted February 2, 2009 Share Posted February 2, 2009 EVERYONE KNOWS HIS NAME who? Nile Ranger phillipe ,Phillipe Albert, EVERYONE KNOWS HIS NAME. To the tune of Rhupert the bear Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest LucaAltieri Posted February 2, 2009 Share Posted February 2, 2009 How I wish we could have someone of his quality again. We will never have anyone at this club, of his quality, again. Our owner has decided that the height of his ambition is mid-table mediocrity, if he is lucky. He speaks about us like that, I assume he thinks about us like that (both of these are from 'reports' as he does not actually speak to us at all) and if you read what many people on this board write, THEY too think that this is our rightful place (the best we can hope for). The days of sheer excitement at our 'potential to achieve' . . are over. The days of quality players wanting to come here and then coming here . . are over. I am not being pessimistic, just factual - as most on here seem to routinely acknowledge, particularly the younger ones who appear to accept and be 'happy with' our lot. Do one. I assume kindergaten was closed today because of the snow? It was actually as you well know. I assume that's why you're so pent up today. No opportunity to get your rocks off, right? Anyway... ignoring the melodramatic nature of your post... is it really necessary in here? Plenty of other threads on the state of the club. My post was in response to an earlier post, which you have not included here. Yes, it is appropriate to this thread as people need to realise (some cannot and some can, but seem to think it is 'ok') what a long-term state we are in. Because of the nature of our owner, management team and players, we no longer have any will (or expectation, or ability) to succeed. The facts are never (as you call it) 'melodramatic' - they are . . . er . . . the FACTS. I find it hard to accept these particular facts, but I realise I have to - why don't you? "We will never have anyone at this club, of his quality, again. " That is not a fact. It's melodramatic bollocks. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
manorpark Posted February 2, 2009 Share Posted February 2, 2009 How I wish we could have someone of his quality again. We will never have anyone at this club, of his quality, again. Our owner has decided that the height of his ambition is mid-table mediocrity, if he is lucky. He speaks about us like that, I assume he thinks about us like that (both of these are from 'reports' as he does not actually speak to us at all) and if you read what many people on this board write, THEY too think that this is our rightful place (the best we can hope for). The days of sheer excitement at our 'potential to achieve' . . are over. The days of quality players wanting to come here and then coming here . . are over. I am not being pessimistic, just factual - as most on here seem to routinely acknowledge, particularly the younger ones who appear to accept and be 'happy with' our lot. Do one. I assume kindergaten was closed today because of the snow? It was actually as you well know. I assume that's why you're so pent up today. No opportunity to get your rocks off, right? Anyway... ignoring the melodramatic nature of your post... is it really necessary in here? Plenty of other threads on the state of the club. My post was in response to an earlier post, which you have not included here. Yes, it is appropriate to this thread as people need to realise (some cannot and some can, but seem to think it is 'ok') what a long-term state we are in. Because of the nature of our owner, management team and players, we no longer have any will (or expectation, or ability) to succeed. The facts are never (as you call it) 'melodramatic' - they are . . . er . . . the FACTS. I find it hard to accept these particular facts, but I realise I have to - why don't you? "We will never have anyone at this club, of his quality, again. " That is not a fact. It's melodramatic bollocks. Based on all available facts - it's bleedin' obvious. In the absence of a crystal ball (you got any?) all references to the future contain an element of conjecture, however, our future seems reasonably clear, based on facts available. Sady, only one word really applies to our beloved club now . . . MEDIOCRE. We need to accept that. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kanji Posted February 3, 2009 Share Posted February 3, 2009 I could watch that 5-0 highlight everyday...can nearly bring you to tears how much we've changed Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
LiquidAK Posted February 3, 2009 Share Posted February 3, 2009 How I wish we could have someone of his quality again. We will never have anyone at this club, of his quality, again. Our owner has decided that the height of his ambition is mid-table mediocrity, if he is lucky. He speaks about us like that, I assume he thinks about us like that (both of these are from 'reports' as he does not actually speak to us at all) and if you read what many people on this board write, THEY too think that this is our rightful place (the best we can hope for). The days of sheer excitement at our 'potential to achieve' . . are over. The days of quality players wanting to come here and then coming here . . are over. I am not being pessimistic, just factual - as most on here seem to routinely acknowledge, particularly the younger ones who appear to accept and be 'happy with' our lot. Do one. I assume kindergaten was closed today because of the snow? It was actually as you well know. I assume that's why you're so pent up today. No opportunity to get your rocks off, right? Anyway... ignoring the melodramatic nature of your post... is it really necessary in here? Plenty of other threads on the state of the club. My post was in response to an earlier post, which you have not included here. Yes, it is appropriate to this thread as people need to realise (some cannot and some can, but seem to think it is 'ok') what a long-term state we are in. Because of the nature of our owner, management team and players, we no longer have any will (or expectation, or ability) to succeed. The facts are never (as you call it) 'melodramatic' - they are . . . er . . . the FACTS. I find it hard to accept these particular facts, but I realise I have to - why don't you? "We will never have anyone at this club, of his quality, again. " That is not a fact. It's melodramatic bollocks. Based on all available facts - it's bleedin' obvious. In the absence of a crystal ball (you got any?) all references to the future contain an element of conjecture, however, our future seems reasonably clear, based on facts available. Sady, only one word really applies to our beloved club now . . . MEDIOCRE. We need to accept that. Key word. Now. As in, not always. To say that we will never have that sort of quality again, IS nothing more than melodramatic bullshit, and YOU need to accept that. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest optimistic nit Posted February 3, 2009 Share Posted February 3, 2009 How I wish we could have someone of his quality again. We will never have anyone at this club, of his quality, again. Our owner has decided that the height of his ambition is mid-table mediocrity, if he is lucky. He speaks about us like that, I assume he thinks about us like that (both of these are from 'reports' as he does not actually speak to us at all) and if you read what many people on this board write, THEY too think that this is our rightful place (the best we can hope for). The days of sheer excitement at our 'potential to achieve' . . are over. The days of quality players wanting to come here and then coming here . . are over. I am not being pessimistic, just factual - as most on here seem to routinely acknowledge, particularly the younger ones who appear to accept and be 'happy with' our lot. Do one. I assume kindergaten was closed today because of the snow? It was actually as you well know. I assume that's why you're so pent up today. No opportunity to get your rocks off, right? Anyway... ignoring the melodramatic nature of your post... is it really necessary in here? Plenty of other threads on the state of the club. My post was in response to an earlier post, which you have not included here. Yes, it is appropriate to this thread as people need to realise (some cannot and some can, but seem to think it is 'ok') what a long-term state we are in. Because of the nature of our owner, management team and players, we no longer have any will (or expectation, or ability) to succeed. The facts are never (as you call it) 'melodramatic' - they are . . . er . . . the FACTS. I find it hard to accept these particular facts, but I realise I have to - why don't you? "We will never have anyone at this club, of his quality, again. " That is not a fact. It's melodramatic bollocks. Based on all available facts - it's bleedin' obvious. In the absence of a crystal ball (you got any?) all references to the future contain an element of conjecture, however, our future seems reasonably clear, based on facts available. Sady, only one word really applies to our beloved club now . . . MEDIOCRE. We need to accept that. deary me. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
manorpark Posted February 3, 2009 Share Posted February 3, 2009 How I wish we could have someone of his quality again. We will never have anyone at this club, of his quality, again. Our owner has decided that the height of his ambition is mid-table mediocrity, if he is lucky. He speaks about us like that, I assume he thinks about us like that (both of these are from 'reports' as he does not actually speak to us at all) and if you read what many people on this board write, THEY too think that this is our rightful place (the best we can hope for). The days of sheer excitement at our 'potential to achieve' . . are over. The days of quality players wanting to come here and then coming here . . are over. I am not being pessimistic, just factual - as most on here seem to routinely acknowledge, particularly the younger ones who appear to accept and be 'happy with' our lot. Do one. I assume kindergaten was closed today because of the snow? It was actually as you well know. I assume that's why you're so pent up today. No opportunity to get your rocks off, right? Anyway... ignoring the melodramatic nature of your post... is it really necessary in here? Plenty of other threads on the state of the club. My post was in response to an earlier post, which you have not included here. Yes, it is appropriate to this thread as people need to realise (some cannot and some can, but seem to think it is 'ok') what a long-term state we are in. Because of the nature of our owner, management team and players, we no longer have any will (or expectation, or ability) to succeed. The facts are never (as you call it) 'melodramatic' - they are . . . er . . . the FACTS. I find it hard to accept these particular facts, but I realise I have to - why don't you? "We will never have anyone at this club, of his quality, again. " That is not a fact. It's melodramatic bollocks. Based on all available facts - it's bleedin' obvious. In the absence of a crystal ball (you got any?) all references to the future contain an element of conjecture, however, our future seems reasonably clear, based on facts available. Sady, only one word really applies to our beloved club now . . . MEDIOCRE. We need to accept that. deary me. Deary us all. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
cp40 Posted February 3, 2009 Share Posted February 3, 2009 I could watch that 5-0 highlight everyday...can nearly bring you to tears how much we've changed Aparently we had a shit manager as well. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest hatter Posted February 3, 2009 Share Posted February 3, 2009 I loved Albert. Great player and he loved the club. My two biggest memories of Albert are of that chip in the 5-0 against Man U. My other one sadly is of him thudding a free kick against the bar again against Man U in the year we lost the title. I was sitting behind that goal that night and I could not believe we didn't score. What with the free kick and Ferdinand one on one with Schmichael on at least three occasions. Then they score with a mis kick. How many games did they win 1-0 that year. Sometimes I do think we are cursed. Can you imagine a game between that Newcastle team at it's peak and team we currently have. What do you reckon the score would be. I would go for about 6-0. How far have we fell? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest hatter Posted February 3, 2009 Share Posted February 3, 2009 Just remembered where I was when I read about Newcastle sigining Albert. I was stuck at Jakator airport in Indonesia with a 5 hour wait between flights. Wonder if the signing of Nolan would have been reported in any Indonesian newspapers? Probably not. I remember reading about Shearers ankle injury at Everton when on holiday in Guatemala. In Barcelona I had the pleasure of reading about the Bower Dyer fight. It was never boring following Newcastle. Until now! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
tonygreen Posted February 3, 2009 Share Posted February 3, 2009 this october the entertainers (everyone of keegans legends) wil play a charity match against a liverpool legends team.game will be live on sky and hopefully at sjp but the club are pissing the organisers about Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fenham Mag Posted February 4, 2009 Share Posted February 4, 2009 this october the entertainers (everyone of keegans legends) wil play a charity match against a liverpool legends team.game will be live on sky and hopefully at sjp but the club are pissing the organisers about Source? Fantastic if its true Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
tonygreen Posted February 4, 2009 Share Posted February 4, 2009 from one of the organising commitee all of the players are desperate to be involved.the only one in doubt is tino as they are unsure if he will get a visa.the club will not allow kk to be involved.phil thompson is organizing the liverpool squad.all proceeds to go to some chariity associated with the rvi.the game will be played during an international break Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Robster Posted February 4, 2009 Share Posted February 4, 2009 from one of the organising commitee all of the players are desperate to be involved.the only one in doubt is tino as they are unsure if he will get a visa.the club will not allow kk to be involved.phil thompson is organizing the liverpool squad.all proceeds to go to some chariity associated with the rvi.the game will be played during an international break Excellent. The club wont allow the manager of one of the teams to attend his own Charity match. Some cracking PR heading our way right there Me thinks Anfield shall be the venue now. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
tonygreen Posted February 4, 2009 Share Posted February 4, 2009 i still think it will end up at sjp but darlington is the alternate venue Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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