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[Paully]

18 minutes ago, AyeDubbleYoo said:

Look forward to the pronunciations of Bardghji. 

 

If we don't call him 'onion' then I will be offended!

[Nowhere Man]

Cheeky bid for Kulusevski in the summer please after Spurs shit out this season. 

[Lush Vlad]

Swedisb meatballs and onion Bardghji. 

[mighty__mag]

1 hour ago, AyeDubbleYoo said:

Look forward to the pronunciations of Bardghji. 

 

Bard yee

[enthusiast]

ronny bardghji, swedisb gadgie

 

you'be got to have a system

[Stal]

From the BBC website...

 

'Hope and excitement' - Nevin on Magpies' seasonpublished at 11:06

11:06

Pat Nevin
Former footballer and presenter

04:19

Media caption,

Newcastle United's was the most impressive performance from a Premier League side in the FA Cup at the weekend.

Birmingham City had a great start at St Andrews, are currently flying at the top of League One and had home advantage in front of an extremely partisan crowd. With a little help from the officials, Eddie Howe's men still got through after fielding an almost totally second-string side.

The difference is that Howe's second choices are not far off the standard of his preferred starting XI. Manchester City, in comparison, huffed and puffed against Leyton Orient before squeezing through, but once again their strength in depth looked questionable.

Newcastle survived the transfer window without losing anyone, leaving them in a great position to attack their goal of finishing in the top four and make an assault on both domestic cup competitions.

Their obliteration of Arsenal last week (showing that the Gunners' back-up squad is also threadbare at best) was emphatic and set up a mouthwatering League Cup final against Liverpool.

It is decades since the ever-present hope and excitement at St James' Park has seemed so well founded.

 

 

Is this true? Did I just dream Miggy and Lloyd Kelly leaving then?