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Dunno if the Telegraph's retort was posted.

 

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/newcastle-united/10030947/Newcastle-United-bans-Telegraph-from-attending-matches-following-dressing-room-split-revelations.html

Telegraph Sport's north-east football reporter Luke Edwards disclosed on Tuesday that the club's struggle for Premier League survival has been undermined by acrimony between different sets of players at the club.

 

One group believes that another, mainly French, group of players have not been committed enough to Newcastle in recent weeks, spending too much time complaining about manager Alan Pardew and pursuing their own personal agendas.

 

They also believe one player has allowed his fitness levels to decline dramatically and that several players did not understand the importance of keeping Newcastle in the Premier League.

 

The story was written on the basis of verbal and written accounts of the split provided by several sources, including individuals employed by the club.

 

But Newcastle have reacted by sending the Telegraph a solicitor's letter demanding the story be withdrawn from our website and a public apology be issued.

 

The letter, from London-based solicitors Russell-Cooke, said: "Having carefully considered the content of the article Newcastle United have asked for it to be made clear that unless a full apology is received from the Daily Telegraph and the article is immediately withdrawn from the Telegraph online edition, then both Luke Edwards and any representative of the Daily Telegraph/Sunday Telegraph will be banned from attending St James' Park and from attending any Newcastle United pre-match press conferences and all Newcastle United player interviews at the training facilities with immediate effect."

 

We regret the club's decision to ban the Telegraph from attending matches and press conferences, but will not allow it to prevent us providing the most incisive, trustworthy Newcastle coverage, rather than pandering to what the club want you to read.

 

Pretty obvious that they're implying it came from one of our English players, and talking about Ben Arfa.

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(Dunno if this is posted somewhere else but)  What the f*ck is this sh*te all about.

 

No wonder fans from other clubs think Newcastle fans are f***ing idiots

 

Newcastle’s famous ground  is the third largest stadium in the UK.

(comment to the silly c*nt who wrote this piffle) err, no its not you f*ckin biff.  :D

 

18. Every fans’ second team

 

Manchester United may dominate the global fanbase, but Newcastle have their fair share of Toon supporters with an allegiance to Newcastle. Fans on foreign soil as well as supporters across the country all secretly hope for a Newcastle win when they tune in to the Saturday highlights.

I'm sure everyone in the country who is not a redbindipper was REALLY upset when we lost 6-0.  :cheesy:

 

Hollywood A-listers and stars of the small screen are all known to have chanted the famous Blaydon Races theme tune.

 

http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/news/north-east-news/united-stand-20-reasons-back-3311314

 

Cringeworthy  :crazy2:

 

 

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Supermac was talking about this live on radio before Christmas.

 

So before the players in question in the article were even signed?

 

 

just unrest in the dressing room- between spanish speaking/ french speaking.

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Jesus wept. That's f***ing awful.

 

Probably deserves it's own thread really, as the author of the piece deserves to be widely and loudly ridiculed for coming up with such embarrassing cringeworthy garbage..

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(Dunno if this is posted somewhere else but)  What the f*ck is this sh*te all about.

 

No wonder fans from other clubs think Newcastle fans are f***ing idiots

 

Newcastle’s famous ground  is the third largest stadium in the UK.

(comment to the silly c*nt who wrote this piffle) err, no its not you f*ckin biff.  :D

 

18. Every fans’ second team

 

Manchester United may dominate the global fanbase, but Newcastle have their fair share of Toon supporters with an allegiance to Newcastle. Fans on foreign soil as well as supporters across the country all secretly hope for a Newcastle win when they tune in to the Saturday highlights.

 

Hollywood A-listers and stars of the small screen are all known to have chanted the famous Blaydon Races theme tune.

 

http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/news/north-east-news/united-stand-20-reasons-back-3311314

 

Cringeworthy  :crazy2:

 

 

 

That's absolutely fucking appalling. :lol:

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Just noticed, Warburton even comes up with "six first division titles" in his article.

He's lumping the Championship/old League 2 titles in with  old Division 1/Premier League titles.

 

:iamatwat:

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Dunno if the Telegraph's retort was posted.

 

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/newcastle-united/10030947/Newcastle-United-bans-Telegraph-from-attending-matches-following-dressing-room-split-revelations.html

Telegraph Sport's north-east football reporter Luke Edwards disclosed on Tuesday that the club's struggle for Premier League survival has been undermined by acrimony between different sets of players at the club.

 

One group believes that another, mainly French, group of players have not been committed enough to Newcastle in recent weeks, spending too much time complaining about manager Alan Pardew and pursuing their own personal agendas.

 

They also believe one player has allowed his fitness levels to decline dramatically and that several players did not understand the importance of keeping Newcastle in the Premier League.

 

The story was written on the basis of verbal and written accounts of the split provided by several sources, including individuals employed by the club.

 

But Newcastle have reacted by sending the Telegraph a solicitor's letter demanding the story be withdrawn from our website and a public apology be issued.

 

The letter, from London-based solicitors Russell-Cooke, said: "Having carefully considered the content of the article Newcastle United have asked for it to be made clear that unless a full apology is received from the Daily Telegraph and the article is immediately withdrawn from the Telegraph online edition, then both Luke Edwards and any representative of the Daily Telegraph/Sunday Telegraph will be banned from attending St James' Park and from attending any Newcastle United pre-match press conferences and all Newcastle United player interviews at the training facilities with immediate effect."

 

We regret the club's decision to ban the Telegraph from attending matches and press conferences, but will not allow it to prevent us providing the most incisive, trustworthy Newcastle coverage, rather than pandering to what the club want you to read.

 

Pretty obvious that they're implying it came from one of our English players, and talking about Ben Arfa.

 

Ben Arfa's fitness issues? :lol: Aye, how the fuck was he supposed to keep up with his fitness levels if he was basically told to stay off exerting him hamstring?

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Dunno if the Telegraph's retort was posted.

 

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/newcastle-united/10030947/Newcastle-United-bans-Telegraph-from-attending-matches-following-dressing-room-split-revelations.html

Telegraph Sport's north-east football reporter Luke Edwards disclosed on Tuesday that the club's struggle for Premier League survival has been undermined by acrimony between different sets of players at the club.

 

One group believes that another, mainly French, group of players have not been committed enough to Newcastle in recent weeks, spending too much time complaining about manager Alan Pardew and pursuing their own personal agendas.

 

They also believe one player has allowed his fitness levels to decline dramatically and that several players did not understand the importance of keeping Newcastle in the Premier League.

 

The story was written on the basis of verbal and written accounts of the split provided by several sources, including individuals employed by the club.

 

But Newcastle have reacted by sending the Telegraph a solicitor's letter demanding the story be withdrawn from our website and a public apology be issued.

 

The letter, from London-based solicitors Russell-Cooke, said: "Having carefully considered the content of the article Newcastle United have asked for it to be made clear that unless a full apology is received from the Daily Telegraph and the article is immediately withdrawn from the Telegraph online edition, then both Luke Edwards and any representative of the Daily Telegraph/Sunday Telegraph will be banned from attending St James' Park and from attending any Newcastle United pre-match press conferences and all Newcastle United player interviews at the training facilities with immediate effect."

 

We regret the club's decision to ban the Telegraph from attending matches and press conferences, but will not allow it to prevent us providing the most incisive, trustworthy Newcastle coverage, rather than pandering to what the club want you to read.

 

Pretty obvious that they're implying it came from one of our English players, and talking about Ben Arfa.

 

Ben Arfa's fitness issues? :lol: Aye, how the fuck was he supposed to keep up with his fitness levels if he was basically told to stay off exerting him hamstring?

pfft soft frenchie real english tough men would have trained and played on that hamstring  :huff:

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Dunno if the Telegraph's retort was posted.

 

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/newcastle-united/10030947/Newcastle-United-bans-Telegraph-from-attending-matches-following-dressing-room-split-revelations.html

Telegraph Sport's north-east football reporter Luke Edwards disclosed on Tuesday that the club's struggle for Premier League survival has been undermined by acrimony between different sets of players at the club.

 

One group believes that another, mainly French, group of players have not been committed enough to Newcastle in recent weeks, spending too much time complaining about manager Alan Pardew and pursuing their own personal agendas.

 

They also believe one player has allowed his fitness levels to decline dramatically and that several players did not understand the importance of keeping Newcastle in the Premier League.

 

The story was written on the basis of verbal and written accounts of the split provided by several sources, including individuals employed by the club.

 

But Newcastle have reacted by sending the Telegraph a solicitor's letter demanding the story be withdrawn from our website and a public apology be issued.

 

The letter, from London-based solicitors Russell-Cooke, said: "Having carefully considered the content of the article Newcastle United have asked for it to be made clear that unless a full apology is received from the Daily Telegraph and the article is immediately withdrawn from the Telegraph online edition, then both Luke Edwards and any representative of the Daily Telegraph/Sunday Telegraph will be banned from attending St James' Park and from attending any Newcastle United pre-match press conferences and all Newcastle United player interviews at the training facilities with immediate effect."

 

We regret the club's decision to ban the Telegraph from attending matches and press conferences, but will not allow it to prevent us providing the most incisive, trustworthy Newcastle coverage, rather than pandering to what the club want you to read.

 

Pretty obvious that they're implying it came from one of our English players, and talking about Ben Arfa.

 

Ben Arfa's fitness issues? :lol: Aye, how the f*** was he supposed to keep up with his fitness levels if he was basically told to stay off exerting him hamstring?

 

"several players did not understand the importance of keeping Newcastle in the Premier League."

 

That one is a :lol: aswell. Even if it was an apparent French Player who said it, they do have relegation from Ligue1.  :idiot2:

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Obvious where they are coming from like. I mean it's not as if we've ever had English players bleed this club dry whilst not putting in the effort on the pitch.

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Obvious where they are coming from like. I mean it's not as if we've ever had English players bleed this club dry whilst not putting in the effort on the pitch.

 

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There comes a time when the news should be reported, and there comes a time when you back the fucking team and call for heads when the time is right. Whether these articles are true or not, its not really in the best interest of anybody to have these stories floating about when both clubs in the NE are battling relegation, irrespective of who people support.

 

I obviously know the paper and tabloid stuff is built on sensationalist stories, etc. Just my 2 cents that's all.

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