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aye :lol:  wasnt sure if his hattrick was against each of the three.

I couldn't remember if he did but a quick google search would suggest he did :lol:

That has to be a unique feat.

 

 

got to be- can still remember sitting in my bedroom listening to the shit unfold-

 

http://theyflysohigh.co.uk/8-1-to-the-cockney-boys/4581931854

 

 

edit- fk Wham had Goddard McAvennie and Cottee all on the pitch and centre half gets a Hattrick jeesus :lol:

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Brummie will back this up but Chris Nicholls, ex Villa and Southampton centre half and indeed Saints manager , once scored 4 in one game. Unfortunately only two were in the correct net.

 

So he was even for the day?  :)

 

That really happened. He scored all the goals in a 2-2 against Leicester in about 76. I believe he was a singular Nicholl, though. Mental stuff. Cancelled himself out, must've been a bit of a rollercoaster ride for the gawky git.

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Brummie will back this up but Chris Nicholls, ex Villa and Southampton centre half and indeed Saints manager , once scored 4 in one game. Unfortunately only two were in the correct net.

 

So he was even for the day?  :)

 

That really happened. He scored all the goals in a 2-2 against Leicester in about 76. I believe he was a singular Nicholl, though. Mental stuff. Cancelled himself out, must've been a bit of a rollercoaster ride for the gawky git.

Yeah he was, bloody spellchecker on my phone. Nicholl.

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what would happen to NUFC legally if Ashley died suddenly, would it be considered part of an inheritance or summat? 

 

 

he will have left it to some cunt in his will- with a note to take 100m and destroy it.

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what would happen to NUFC legally if Ashley died suddenly, would it be considered part of an inheritance or summat? 

 

Llambias comes back.  :scared:

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what would happen to NUFC legally if Ashley died suddenly, would it be considered part of an inheritance or summat? 

 

Llambias comes back.  :scared:

 

yikes.  so, it wouldn't go to his wife or kid or some such?

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what would happen to NUFC legally if Ashley died suddenly, would it be considered part of an inheritance or summat? 

 

Llambias comes back.  :scared:

 

yikes.  so, it wouldn't go to his wife or kid or some such?

 

Kill them all. :thup:

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what would happen to NUFC legally if Ashley died suddenly, would it be considered part of an inheritance or summat? 

 

Llambias comes back.  :scared:

 

yikes.  so, it wouldn't go to his wife or kid or some such?

 

Kill them all. :thup:

 

:lol:

 

:whistle:

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It'll be set up under some company arrangement for the shareholders to benefit. Don't worry, we're all being abused here, not just you. :(

oh, i know it's not just me, and i really feel for lifelong ST holders who are really being put in a bind.  just wish MA would simply get bored of this now & bail.

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Could a manager just put an outfield player in goal? Or do they have to be registered as a GK?

 

Someone must be designated as the GK (the one wearing the funny coloured shirt).  Doesn't have to play in goal specifically, but someone must be designated as the GK so that the referee knows who can use their hands in the Penalty Area.

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What do kids under the age of 10-12 in the city of Newcastle think of Newcastle United? Do they care? Do they dream of wearing the #9 shirt or miss Hatem? Or do they care about other things, different sports, or follow the top teams?

 

Does the shiteness of Newcastle and Sunderland in the PL hamper the development or interest of young kids in playing football? Or is outside of that realm?

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Could a manager just put an outfield player in goal? Or do they have to be registered as a GK?

 

Someone must be designated as the GK (the one wearing the funny coloured shirt).  Doesn't have to play in goal specifically, but someone must be designated as the GK so that the referee knows who can use their hands in the Penalty Area.

 

They have to wear a shirt different in colour to either team and the officials, but not the other GK if there's no other top for either gk to change into though.

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