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Man C v SAFC, NUFC v Hull May 1991

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BostonCat said:
I vividly remember the Radio 2 folks announcing that Mick Hartford had scored. I went mental, only to find out a few moments later that it was an own goal and, infact, Luton, not Derby, had taken the lead. Wankers.
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Aye seemed to be that way. A young impressionable Rocky at the age of 13 was ower the moon to suddenly come crashing down to earth within a matter of seconds.
What an atmosphere that day. Absolute bedlam when Bennet put us in front. Again not long before we were brought back down to earth with the equaliser
 
Amaw said:
Then you wont see this then? Your mumma smelled of elderberries.
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You have the audacity to quote Monty Python and you can’t even get that right you moron.
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...... . Now go away or I shall rinse you a second time.
 
Dilligaf60 said:
You have the audacity to quote Monty Python and you can’t even get that right you moron.
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Lol I know what the quote is but very good, have a like sir good knight.
 
Amaw said:
Lol I know what the quote is but very good, have a like sir good knight.
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If you really knew it that well you'd know it's actually 'good sir knight' :rolleyes:

Shame you fucked that up especially as you've come on here as soon as your eyes opened .....
 
beezer said:
Don’t forget their ‘Manchester Day’ in 2014!

I hate them fuckers but I’d never be that arsed to organise a party to celebrate them potentially losing a game. :oops:
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Our league cup final was the Mags biggest game in the last decade. It meant everything to them that game. It would have been catastrophic if we'd won but sadly the Mags er Man City did.
 
Gucci Massive said:
Our league cup final was the Mags biggest game in the last decade. It meant everything to them that game. It would have been catastrophic if we'd won but sadly the Mags er Man City did.
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The obsession with their obsession is beyond obsession.
 
tunstallhill said:
would a journalist ever bring themselves to write this about newcaslte fans, especially relating to a game in which you were relegated:

The North East does have a success story. It is about the devotion and loyalty of their football fans in the face of such failure”.

Tony Hardisty, Sunday Express

A cameo of breathtaking emotion encapsulated Sunderland’s season just minutes after the final curtain had fallen on their brief first division sojourn. Against a vivid red and white backdrop two teenage boys proudly bedecked in the sky blue of Manchester City stood weeping unashamedly in the main stand. The tears that spilled down their young faces were an emotional tribute to the legions of vociferous Sunderland fans who turned Maine Road into a theatre of passion”.

Brian McNally, The Journal

If points were awarded for class on the terraces instead of on the pitch Sunderland would have few worries about first division survival. Sadly they are not and despite the presence of the most numerous, boisterous and insanely optimistic travelling support in the league the Wearsiders will return to the second division whence they came.

But even in bidding farewell to the first division the Sunderland fans could not resist one more rousing chorus of “by far the greatest team the world has ever seen” in flagrant disregard of the empirical evidence. The first division can only be the poorer for lack of such traditional support”

Paul Wilson, The Observer

would they fuck. newcastle fans have embarrassed themselves time and time again in all sorts of weird and wacky ways, including in the manifestation of their hatred and obsession of sunderland. yes we dont like newcaslte, yes we enjoy it when misfortune or failure falls upon them, but no, we are not the same
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Would journalist praise Newcastle fans? Yes, they do, often. Both North East clubs see their fans praised, because neither club has done much to get the kind of support they enjoy. It's churlish to suggest anything else.
 
Bear said:
That’s the day we stayed up on the last day you stupid ****
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Fuck off same principal i can find you more pics if you like.point is you dance as much as us so dont spin the shite
 
super ally said:
This really is a very humorous thread. I can feel the squirming.

Clearly none for the mags know that Ian Dovaston is a very very MLF:lol::lol:
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I had to check if it was the same Ian Dovaston tbh. He must have been only 19 or 20 when he wrote that and he is indeed a MLF.
 
It's obviously a fake newspaper report. Printed in 1991, a year before NUFC were founded and only 18,000 fans in SJP when we all know they get 52,000 every week.

It's sad that such a 'massive club' hasn't had anything close to success in the last 10 years that seen their 'small club' local rivals getting relegated is the only thing they can celebrate.

Did Man Utd fans celebrate when Man City got relegated? Did Celtic fans celebrate when Rangers got demoted to Div 3? No.
 
Black Cat Gypsy said:
It's obviously a fake newspaper report. Printed in 1991, a year before NUFC were founded and only 18,000 fans in SJP when we all know they get 52,000 every week.

It's sad that such a 'massive club' hasn't had anything close to success in the last 10 years that seen their 'small club' local rivals getting relegated is the only thing they can celebrate.

Did Man Utd fans celebrate when Man City got relegated? Did Celtic fans celebrate when Rangers got demoted to Div 3? No.
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If you think no then you need your head looked at. Ofcourse they did.
 
Amaw said:
Fair enough, atleast you admited the natural and totally fine thing of showing an interest in your rivals game.

Also chipping in for an airplane dragging a banner is fine too. Cringy but fine.. Its all part of the game
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i don't think it was cringy the plane thing i thought it was very funny, you wouldn't of course because your team was the butt of the joke, we all take the piss but it seems SOME of your lot are very deluded and take it too far, ie: trying to get tickets to our games, come on that is f***ing stupid, we all do stupid things but that is ridiculous.

Amaw said:
Like talking to my kids this is, when they were 3.

Fuck it you all win, we are all obsessed, you all are class.
Well done.
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at fuckin last the thick gravy stained skunk twat gets it :lol::lol::lol::lol:
 
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prideofhylton said:
i don't think it was cringy the plane thing i thought it was very funny, you wouldn't of course because your team was the butt of the joke, we all take the piss but it seems SOME of your lot are very deluded and take it too far, ie: trying to get tickets to our games, come on that is f***ing stupid, we all do stupid things but that is ridiculous.


at fuckin last the thick gravy stained skunk twat gets it :lol::lol::lol::lol:
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It is cringy as fuck like, even when we did it, and even changed it for the cancer thing. You only don't think it's cringy as you were the piss takers. Yes buying a ticket for your match is cringy as fuck too.
There is no difference between any set of fans, those that think they are better are just arse ends imo
 
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