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March to June 2020 - NEWCASTLE UTD fc

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safc_grindon said:
Some of the replies...
@Ricardo 1892
So yet more political meddling and drivel , not once do you mention The Reubens or Amanda Staveley who will have a huge positive impact on both the club and City.We won’t get a second chance at the jackpot !

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@NUFCfanatic1892
I’m going to support my club and go to games! I’m not holding up some banner of that poor journalist every week like that faux activist Delaney told us to. You won’t find a single Newcastle fan that supports human rights abuses. We don’t have to prove that to anyone, so get real.


@kevy fitz
Preach, preach, preach.. I’ll be honest and tell you right now, I don’t care about the Saudi humanrights. I care about football and this is good for my football club imo so I won’t be helping you to spread your message.

@Jonny J
I'm not condoning what they do but I'll become a part time executioner for them if it means we're lifted out of the doldrums. There's been enough suffering - for us fans!

(Jonny, there, comparing not winning a trophy to - well, you know. Fun fact - he's also prepared to join in)


@enda martin
Shut up ya dose. Oh look at me I work for amnesty international and this is the one time in life I’ll have any relevance to the world.

(Martin seems nice. In a kind of 'f***ing awful shouldn't be allowed to talk to people of any sorts' way)

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I hope you are going to give up your season ticket or are you going to be a hypocrite and still attend whilst still working and supporting that crass union that can't even support it's on workers threatening and actually kill themselves

("Crass union")

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@sportswashdirect.com
What you doing about Qatar?

(the fella works for Amnesty - they're all over Qatar)
@Martin Shields
Very interesting, what do you think about Saudie princes having %s in Man U and Sheff U? Why was nothing said when this happened?



@Christine Slimm
So what do you think about our government supplying arms to Saudi Arabia?

(he still works for Amnesty, he's worried about Saudi, Christine, and has been for some time)
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It's just depressing reading all those.

I do wonder if there'd be similar support if they were buying another team, I struggle to believe there'd be almost unanimous support from another fanbase. Almost like the years spent "suffering" under Ashley have conditioned them to crave success at any cost.
 

G Whizz said:
It's just depressing reading all those.

I do wonder if there'd be similar support if they were buying another team, I struggle to believe there'd be almost unanimous support from another fanbase. Almost like the years spent "suffering" under Ashley have conditioned them to crave success at any cost.
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It’s all about the money. If they were skint there’d be none of this. Shows what all the Ashley stuff was really all about
 
Leonard osbourne said:
Think we only conceded 3 more than Man Utd, we lost the big games, and the defeats home and away to Man Utd really hurt us mentally IMO....

Another thing, we played Man Utd away over Christmas, and Neville (I think) clattered Gillespie which put him out for months, before that we had balance, with two proper wingers with him and Ginola. I truly believe Ferguson had Gillespie deliberately done to upset the balance as he knew Ginola was too big and strong to be clattered.
Think Gillespie missed about 3 months....we pushed Beardsley out wide and that affected the whole nature of the team, not Asprilla or Batty....
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Your right.. it was Phil Neville that done him .. terrible tackle.
 
Ericsgate said:
Calling out hypocrisy and jealousy and making intelligent comment in the face of unintelligent spite anger-fuelled nastiness like yours.

Discourse like this reminds me of Kipling’s “If” and what it takes to be a man. You should read it and try some self reflection and personal improvement.

I will not give way to haters and will make allowances for your doubting.

I will bear to hear the truth I’ve spoken
twisted by knaves.

I will talk with crowds and keep my virtue.

Follow these rules and we can all learn to get along better without debasing discussion into insult.

The working day beckons....
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^weird^
 
This is like watching Captain Tom's fund increasing on a daily basis.

213 pages and still growing - so many chips on shoulders and so much bitterness.
 
I really do not get those Newcastle fans.
Ashley is a horrible, cynical person, whom they all hate and want to get rid off, because of the way he has treated Shearer, Rafa, Jonas to mention the ones they most often mention. But Saudi Arabia's violation of human rights, they are OK with.
Ashley renamed St James' Park, until he realized that was a massive cockup. What are the odds that it isn't renamed before the first ball is kicked inside the stadium?

If you confront them with their lack of moral, most likely what you will get back is something like "well, you buy gas, dont you? So you are supportive os Saudi Arabia as well"
I cannot believe anybody would use that argument.

The only fans I can respect are the ones who can genuinely say, they do not care whatsoever who is running the club, they only care about supporting the players in thick and thin and always have a blind eye to outside the pitch. At least they stand by not giving a damn.
 
Vicham said:
I really do not get those Newcastle fans.
Ashley is a horrible, cynical person, whom they all hate and want to get rid off, because of the way he has treated Shearer, Rafa, Jonas to mention the ones they most often mention. But Saudi Arabia's violation of human rights, they are OK with.
Ashley renamed St James' Park, until he realized that was a massive cockup. What are the odds that it isn't renamed before the first ball is kicked inside the stadium?

If you confront them with their lack of moral, most likely what you will get back is something like "well, you buy gas, dont you? So you are supportive os Saudi Arabia as well"
I cannot believe anybody would use that argument.

The only fans I can respect are the ones who can genuinely say, they do not care whatsoever who is running the club, they only care about supporting the players in thick and thin and always have a blind eye to outside the pitch. At least they stand by not giving a damn.
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They think Bruce and Ashley translates to being thought of as a small club.
They believe Rafa and Saudi owners translates into everyone thinking they’re a massive club.

it’s pretty much that simple really.
 
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