AlpineExile
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That Newcastle are down but can still get back up ... unlike Marton Fulop.
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Lets All Laugh At Newcastle (Again!)
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BigPete
Striker
Wtf what a scum bag
ross7310
Winger
tbf Shearer more than fair when talking about us
And when he wears it sideways he looks a fckg twat
This is possibly true on both counts
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Lexingtongue
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Remember that utter buffoon who painted his face in the French flag that we all laughed at back in the day?
The simpleton is trying to start an argument with me.
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AlpineExile
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That's no good if you're not a bellend, can you kindly copy and paste the conversation.Remember that utter buffoon who painted his face in the French flag that we all laughed at back in the day?You must be logged on to see external links.
Do you know what they're feeding you?We call in to see them on the way to matches sometimes ....... they feed us and never mention football except in the odd email
Scum of the earth. The very reason they are hated throughout football.That Newcastle are down but can still get back up ... unlike Marton Fulop.
Mr Redknapp
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AlpineExile
Striker
Nice.
De la toon, or du toon [not sure if "toon" is masculine or feminine, tbh].
Mr Redknapp
Striker
Cheers mate, de did not feel right with me
Paint your wagon
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SUNDERLAND BOYS MAKING ALL THE NOISE
even acknowledged by the Geordie super group
even acknowledged by the Geordie super group
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AlpineExile
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Mind you, me mam is now querying it and wondering if "Toon" should be considered to be a proper noun like Paris is or whether it just means town.Cheers mate, de did not feel right with me
So, do we compare it to "armee de Paris" or "armee de la ville", hmmm?
Mr Redknapp
Striker
There is also the fact if you consider it is the feminine word town so your second one is correct.... i thinkMind you, me mam is now querying it and wondering if "Toon" should be considered to be a proper noun like Paris is or whether it just means town.
So, do we compare it to "armee de Paris" or "armee de la ville", hmmm?
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Mackem Messiah
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Did Matthew Raisbeck go wild on tertal spert or was it the mag sympathiser Simon Pryde?
The Rolls Royce
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Latest Chronicle comments RE Rafa:
"He doesnt need money to be his driver as he doesnt need it. Its all about job satisfaction and leaving his mark in the history of football. If he turns Newcastle around and bounces back and then gets an fa cup or something boom! He goes down in history and will be remembered in the English game even more on top of his history in Liverpool."
Bigger than Winning one of the most memorable Champions League finals of all time. Big claim there from robbybobson.
And BristolMagpie thinks that appointing Rafa would be the "Difference between doing a Leeds and doing a Leicester."
"He doesnt need money to be his driver as he doesnt need it. Its all about job satisfaction and leaving his mark in the history of football. If he turns Newcastle around and bounces back and then gets an fa cup or something boom! He goes down in history and will be remembered in the English game even more on top of his history in Liverpool."
Bigger than Winning one of the most memorable Champions League finals of all time. Big claim there from robbybobson.
And BristolMagpie thinks that appointing Rafa would be the "Difference between doing a Leeds and doing a Leicester."
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Narraback
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Turn up when the pressure's off, the spineless fuckers
Turn up when the pressure's off, the spineless fuckers
Larza
Winger
Word has just got through to this little village in Uganda about Newcastles demise. They apparently managed to get BBC world service on the wireless this afternoon, heard they won 5-1 and feared they were safe but then realised it made no difference as they were already down.
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