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3 hours ago, Fairy Tail Owl said:
akinfenwa is a sex offender
over and over
just because it rhymes
apparently he had it at another game and thought it was funnyThat's abhorrent. I doubt he found it funny when ever it was sent
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Newcastle should stay up now
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On 25/01/2022 at 19:36, Baytan Blue said:
Is Josh on his way out ?
Used sparingly recently, signed another forward today ?
Thoughts ?
I hope not.
Given the opportunity always sell for the right price
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Good signing
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On 24/01/2022 at 09:22, Portia said:
What are peoples views regarding supporting or just following a second club. Through work I've come into contact with a lot of away fans at both Hillsborough and Toy Town this season and heard a lot of them discussing their "other" club. The club is usually a top Premier league side and it seems a more common phenomenon amongst the younger element. One of the strangest moments was seeing two scunthorpe fans giving each other grief with one being a fan of Manchester United and the other Liverpool.
I find it all a bit weird as it doesn't seem that common in our fanbase, probably due to us viewing ourselves as a big club. Having Said that I do look out for the results of another Club (Millwall) but the results don't really effect me at all in the same way that Wednesdays do.
I don't think it really matters. I look for my home town club, Northampton and Wednesday who I grew up supporting.
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On 26/01/2022 at 14:41, SallyCinnamon said:
A well done for backing his manager in the this window and the one before.
We’ve signed some very good players for this level, tied first teamers down to new contracts and utilised the loan market to bring in quality,
Over to you Darren and team.
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Liverpool's wage bill is the one of the highest in the with all the restrictions, can see it going through the roof without some sort of rejuvenation if the squad.
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He's been a very good signing for West Ham.
Some room to improve as well.
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Root has just scored a tonne of runs this year....
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Very good signing for Newcastle. Scored around one in three for Burnley who don't create a tonne of chances.
Should be able to partner Wilson as well if he ever stays fit for a prolonged period.
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Rotherham please
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Correct decision. Well done DC
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You may well be right. It maybe takes Newcastle four or five seasons to challenge for the title. Relegation delays this by a year or so.
A mid table side will lose out on the revenue from being in the prem so short term it suits them more having Newcastle not being able to buy tried and tested players. Example they could buy the two Burnley center backs and Burnley are now close to certs to go down.
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Probably has more to do with the quite a few clubs not wanting to strengthen a relegation candidate than the bigger clubs being concerned.
I don't have access to the article so may well be wrong
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4 minutes ago, @owlstalk said:
You can't be seriously suggesting that corporate meals aren't as good as pub food
Whilst not the best food ever of all time, the corporates I've experienced have all been better than pub food. Every time.
Besides this is stadium/concourse we're discussing - not the corporate stuff - that's for prawnsandwichbridgetalk.co.uk
maybe pick your pub better?the grounds I've been to are in the top tier of hospitality and the food generally sucks.
im sure this has a cross over.
going back can you provide examples?
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2 minutes ago, @owlstalk said:
Come on now
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2 hours ago, @owlstalk said:
There are some clubs who do catering really well and get praise for it
Surely if you're a football club you'd nip along there, sort a contract with their suppliers and do the same as that club does with the same offerings / food etc as a starting point?Which clubs do catering really well? I regularly have corporate at Spurs, Arsenal, Chelsea, o2 and Wembley. None of these are better than a pub close.
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Wilson for me. The Wilson Jewell combo completely killed the club
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2 hours ago, TheEnchanter said:
If true that's ridiculous that the game was stopped for that, this is going to be a regular thing every game now all over the country if you stop it for a few numpties.
sorry if this has been asked before, Just catching up. With everything that's been going on recently, stopping the game should be normal?-
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7 hours ago, darra said:
It is but there is an Essex cricketer who says he was racially abused in 2001 he reported it and nothing happened
Essex haven't tried to pass it off as banter. For me this is where the case has blown up.
I fully expect other counties, once players come forward to held accountable.
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I think your missing something. I will have a think about what you wrote and try to post something usual for you. I'm fully aware this thread may blow up by then.
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4 minutes ago, darra said:
Hopefully, it will bring it out into the open fully and clean up the game as a whole. Yorkshire seems to be all that's being spoken about at the movement and the other accused clubs aren't being talked about and if they are not in any great detail. Instead of just looking at Yorkshire look at all the counties asking anyone who feels they have been racially abused to come forward anonymously if they want.
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6 minutes ago, darra said:
Listening to the radio yesterday he's also called Middlesex and Leicestershire racist counties.
every team will have it. I hope this doesn't spoil what he is trying to do.
Wayne Rooney
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he was a hell of a player though. Someone sent me a video of his goal when has was crying at the ref for ten seconds, then smashed a volley in to the top corner.
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