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NUFC and other Sportswashing Spring 2022

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Raker said:
This is the first time I’ve seen her in a picture and had to have a think about who’s the ugliest one.

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One of the responses...Saudi's played a blinder! Put a white British woman in as the acceptable face and the fans view her as the owner. For the deluded just remember she has 10% (borrowed funds), could not afford he equity share in January so they issued a special share, and admitted in an interview she will be diluted soon.

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Can you imagine Ashley being so obliging.we really have got the best owners we could have got.
 
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It is a sign of just how far Newcastle United have come in such a minuscule space of time rocketing to light up the night skies that a narrow defeat to a quadruple-chasing Liverpool should leave us all feeling a tad deflated. However let us remember that what
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have achieved in 2022, bearing in mind from whence they came, has been more unexpectedly spectacular than anything the Mighty Reds have done……

…..Can I hear a ripple of applause for everyone concerned? Of course last Saturday's match told us exactly how far Newcastle have to go before they find a level playing field with the best. Of course our visitors were a class above. They could rest half a team of their best players and still cruise to yet another three points with tip top displays by stand-ins like James Milner, Jordan Henderson (both once of these parts) and goalscorer Naby Keita.

:lol::lol:
 
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It is a sign of just how far Newcastle United have come in such a minuscule space of time rocketing to light up the night skies that a narrow defeat to a quadruple-chasing Liverpool should leave us all feeling a tad deflated. However let us remember that what
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have achieved in 2022, bearing in mind from whence they came, has been more unexpectedly spectacular than anything the Mighty Reds have done……

…..Can I hear a ripple of applause for everyone concerned? Of course last Saturday's match told us exactly how far Newcastle have to go before they find a level playing field with the best. Of course our visitors were a class above. They could rest half a team of their best players and still cruise to yet another three points with tip top displays by stand-ins like James Milner, Jordan Henderson (both once of these parts) and goalscorer Naby Keita.

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They trying to claim Hendo now like the gimps
 
Frankel said:
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It is a sign of just how far Newcastle United have come in such a minuscule space of time rocketing to light up the night skies that a narrow defeat to a quadruple-chasing Liverpool should leave us all feeling a tad deflated. However let us remember that what
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have achieved in 2022, bearing in mind from whence they came, has been more unexpectedly spectacular than anything the Mighty Reds have done……

…..Can I hear a ripple of applause for everyone concerned? Of course last Saturday's match told us exactly how far Newcastle have to go before they find a level playing field with the best. Of course our visitors were a class above. They could rest half a team of their best players and still cruise to yet another three points with tip top displays by stand-ins like James Milner, Jordan Henderson (both once of these parts) and goalscorer Naby Keita.

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Henderson a stand in.😂
 
Hendo’s 32 next month.Still too young to return,but if we go up this season and have a second season in the Championship,would there be a chance of a final swan song at the SOL?
 
Mackem Mad said:
Black and white are the county colours of Northumberland. That, I think, was behind the choice of black and white str
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Sneech said:
Hence the username too then.

It's was an awful tragedy, I remember hearing from somewhere that it was so horrific that the details were never fully released.

I was just young'un but I remember it being big news, few of my mates from round that way knew her like, seems like she was quite the local character.

Good luck with the book, I'd certainly be interested in reading in when you are done.
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Thank you. Like many such victims, she was somehow regarded by the authorities as somehow partly to blame because of her lifestyle and life choices.

I've a long way to go before it is finished
 
safctommie said:
Hendo’s 32 next month.Still too young to return,but if we go up this season and have a second season in the Championship,would there be a chance of a final swan song at the SOL?
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He’s contracted to Liverpool til 2025
 
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