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March to June 2020 - NEWCASTLE UTD fc

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Father Jack Hackett said:
Seriously mate, this is nothing to do with the football team I support either. I was a life long member of the Labour party and my Daughter lives in Newcastle. She is indicative of the way the party has been going.

I'd like to think she really does give a toss about people of zero hours contracts at Sport Direct but I very much doubt it.
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i know it’s not mate.

There has been a foodbank outside the ground for months and she was more bothered in showboating and self promotion. At a time when the Labour Party had much bigger fish to fry she should have been seriously reprimanded by senior party members imo.
 

Father Jack Hackett said:
They're already light years ahead of us. They're practically playing a different sport to what we see in League One.
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Have to say when I went to the Rochdale cup game it kind of brought home to me the reality of League one. We of course then needed a replay to beat them haha. But it is a million miles apart in terms of the experience facilities etc.
 
But is the experience any worse than the utterly soulless grounds in the Premier, Highbury was never the greatest atmosphere but the Emirates is bereft of any atmosphere, even Anfield when they are 3-0 up you can here the players shouting. The past is gone, some of the videos shown here recently are incredible, watch the goals and the crowd then watch today were some stay seated and might clap a couple of times. So the grounds may lack facilities but they at least have atmosphere.
 
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