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Just tried to have a sensible discussion with a mackem at the tea machine.  I said "looks like we did you lout a favour on sat, shame you couldnt..."

 

Mackem speaks up "3-0, 3-0 how many times have we beaten you now? Typical smug geordie"

 

Whut?!?!.

 

 

Seems like theyve resorted to being uber childish again in the face of relegation.

 

Next time just hockle on his face as he walks past.

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Just tried to have a sensible discussion with a mackem at the tea machine.  I said "looks like we did you lout a favour on sat, shame you couldnt..."

 

Mackem speaks up "3-0, 3-0 how many times have we beaten you now? Typical smug geordie"

 

Whut?!?!.

 

 

Seems like theyve resorted to being uber childish again in the face of relegation.

 

Next time just hockle on his face as he walks past.

 

:lol:

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It was a lady.

 

Thats 3 mackems at working getting arsey with me recently.

 

Ive been nowt but polite to them.

 

They've had a few highs this season. Beating us twice. Wembo ect. Now they're back staring into the abyss and it's getting closer. Makes them edgy.

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Shows how sad they are, Scotswood bridge is being repainted and some of the lads working on it are obviously mackems because there are a few FTM signs on the primer. Sad as fuck :lol:

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Shows how sad they are, Scotswood bridge is being repainted and some of the lads working on it are obviously mackems because there are a few FTM signs on the primer. Sad as fuck :lol:

 

Hope they've been provided with shoddy scaffolding.

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Shows how sad they are, Scotswood bridge is being repainted and some of the lads working on it are obviously mackems because there are a few FTM signs on the primer. Sad as fuck :lol:

 

Hope they've been provided with shoddy scaffolding.

 

"Hello, 999, how can I help?"

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Shows how sad they are, Scotswood bridge is being repainted and some of the lads working on it are obviously mackems because there are a few FTM signs on the primer. Sad as fuck :lol:

 

Hope they've been provided with shoddy scaffolding.

 

"Hello, 999, how can I help?"

 

:lol:

 

We've ran out of ambulances. Soz.

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Shows how sad they are, Scotswood bridge is being repainted and some of the lads working on it are obviously mackems because there are a few FTM signs on the primer. Sad as f*** :lol:

 

Hope they've been provided with shoddy scaffolding.

 

"Hello, 999, how can I help?"

 

:lol:

 

We've ran out of ambulances. Soz.

 

:lol: :lol:

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A serious question for all you Newcastle fans. I know lots of you will laugh when we go down, and I actually don't mind that as that's what football rivalry is partly about, but do you think relegation is such a bad thing ?

 

I've got to be honest and say I'd rather stay up, but I look at your team now, and compare them to the tarts who took you down, and it's like chalk and cheese. Relegation certainly done no harm to Newcastle in the longer term, and I've read many posts on this forum from fans who enjoyed the Championship.

 

I think it was good for us as a one-off purge, and the championship was a fun novelty as a fan, but I really didn't want it to happen last season and make it a 'normal' thing. I think if I was a mackem I'd have seen too many relegations and wouldn't be wanting another or thinking very positively about it.

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A serious question for all you Newcastle fans. I know lots of you will laugh when we go down, and I actually don't mind that as that's what football rivalry is partly about, but do you think relegation is such a bad thing ?

 

I've got to be honest and say I'd rather stay up, but I look at your team now, and compare them to the tarts who took you down, and it's like chalk and cheese. Relegation certainly done no harm to Newcastle in the longer term, and I've read many posts on this forum from fans who enjoyed the Championship.

 

It was great because we were great that season. We won lots of games, scored lots of goals and won the division with ease. We also saw the emergence of a real team with key players coming to the fore, Colo, Jonas, Nolan, Enrique, Barton , Carroll et al. Everything was immensely enjoyable about that season other than who the owner was and the actual division we were in.

 

If we had struggled however, we'd still be ruing the day we were relegated today because we'd probably still be stuck down there. Relegation for yous could be a disaster. We got lucky, will yous? Yous could easily do a Boro or worse.

 

One of the biggest factors behind our promotion which is often overlooked was the fans not deserting the club/side. The players knew they had our support and that gave them a lot of confidence, it also gave Hughton a lot of confidence. It was a case of well here we are, lets get out of it ASAP together. We all knuckled down and didn't wallow in self pity or sack things off.

 

If yous go down, you will lose even more fans and could well play in a half empty or less stadium and that can have a huge negative impact on everything. Indeed one of the reasons why yous haven't kicked on in my opinion is down to empty seats. A full house every week really can make a difference.

 

If I was a player and looked around and saw thousands of empty seats I'd be thinking well the fans don't even believe in the club or us and while you'd like to think professionalism would dictate how much a player puts in effort wise, surely it must be demoralising to see thousands of empty seats in the same way a 5-0 howking can have such a demoralising effect on players.

 

That's one of the things that truly sets our clubs apart and indeed us as fans. We stick with our club in the main. Yous don't, or have stopped even though you have an owner who has ambition for you club and has backed it up with money and managerial decisions.

 

Yous were 3-0 down at our place when we beat yous 5-1 and your fans left at half-time in their thousands. When we got tanked 5-1 off Liverpool in our relegation season, when the 5th went in an almighty roar of Newcastle went around the then still packed stadium. Gerrard afterwards who was sensational said he couldn't believe it. We gave a louder ironic cheer to their final goal than the 3,000 Reds did.

 

Don't get me wrong, yous are loyal fans, and both sets of supporters deserve better from our clubs and I cannot really knock those sunderland fans who don't go because yous have put up with so much shit but if yous want to know why yous have never really kicked on, yous need to take a big long hard look at yourselves. There is no excuse really. You appoint a renowned successful manager in O'Neill and spend fortunes but still thousands of empty seats. Your cup attendances this season are a joke given how far yous went in the two.

 

Look at us, we have a slimey bastard of a manager who along with the owner has systematically lowered expecations and taken the fun out of seeing us play but we still turn up and we do this because we foolishly believe in a better future. A huge portion of your fans have simply given up on safc period and it shows in those pink empty seats.

 

If yous go down, the owner will surely sell up and you may well even lose your manager. If you do get relegated, I reckon it will be a long time before we play each other as same division clubs like, unless we also went down which under these clowns is always a possibility, see last season for example.

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I'd definitely take Ki from their current squad (or Swansea's more like). Supremely technically gifted with very sharp instincts/decisiveness too; which is great for someone who sits in a deeper midfield area.

 

Besides that, they don't really have much of anything besides Johnson. Then again, if they do get relegated, perhaps Altidore will transform into the beast Ameobi was during our season down there.

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From what I've seen of Sunderland, Ki is literally the only one I'd definitely have. He's a good player. Maybe Borini, but only cos our striker situation is sure to be utterly desperate come August. Giaccherini might be more useful on the wing than Sissoko.

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