Archie

Ignore him, most people on here do.

Please stop posting links to streams of video or that radio one (which is a feed from NUFC World and should be paid for). Another site got "done" the other week for posting links to streams and i would appreciate it if you did not put us in the position where we may be in the same scenario. Thanks

http://www.toontastic.net/forum/index.php?...=4276&hl=bombay

Shite guess tbh

A customised jobby?

Hes already had a couple of warnings after a couple of previous threads of his had to be deleted. To be honest it was pointed out to him that i do not think we have had to ban anyone yet and have had very little to do in general in those terms. However he put up some porn links last night and was sent a pm relating to this where he agreed to tone it down, you may argue that it has been harsh but after stating he would chill out to come back on less than 24 hours later and call people cunts, pricks and wankers as well as the comments that some find verging on racism is "kicking the balls out of it" in my opinion. Anyway hes not been banned just suspended

We do like to keep our members happy therefore your request has been granted. Adios

He also suffered from Solanos sale, always looked a better player when playing down the right with the little Peruvian.

Hello there! Can i ask how you came across this forum?

I still question spending 18 million on one player when our squad is still lacking quite a few players.

Yes you are as there is no way Viduka would be allowed to leave for that amount

Aye fuckin hell, come on lads it could be worse - we could be Real Madrid. 18011[/snapback]

If toontastic members were cartoon characters...who would you be and why?

Union rooms as per usual?

Regardless of how good or bad Sven as a manager there were still 11 good players on the park who didn`t get the job done.

Night for funny results then? Scotland are 2 up away from home!

Its ok we have Amdy Faye

Graeme Souness has described this week's friendly internationals as "Mickey Mouse" matches which undermine the work of every manager in the Barclays Premiership. The Newcastle boss has seen his squad depleted by international call-ups, and it is a theme prevalent in the top-flight where players have been called away just days after the opening league fixture of the season. The Magpies tackle West Ham in their first home match of the Premiership campaign on Saturday, with the objective to make immediate amends for the defeat at Arsenal where Newcastle considered themselves unlucky to finish 2-0 losers. But Souness has led training this week without the likes of Shay Given, Stephen Carr, Jermaine Jenas, James Milner, Emre, Jean-Alain Boumsong and Amdy Faye. "Part of me is angry about the timing of these games," Souness told Newcastle's club website www.nufc.co.uk. "They are Mickey Mouse friendly games, and I've got six or seven players away for them. "Right across the board you will not find a manager who thinks it is a good idea to play these games a week into the new season." Anelka exiled Nicolas Anelka, who Souness would like to see at St James' Park sooner rather than later, remains in international exile. The Frenchman is still out of favour with Raymond Domenech, as he was with Jacques Santini. Reports today indicated Newcastle could revive their bid for Anelka despite Fenerbahce's reluctance to sell a player they only brought in from Manchester City in January. Anelka has dismissed claims of a rift between himself and the Fenerbahce management, which arose out of his half-time substitution in the 2-2 draw with Diyarbakirspor. Fenerbahce were roundly criticised for their first-half display and Anelka did not reappear after the break, but he insists a groin strain forced his withdrawal. "Not wanting to take a risk, I came off," he said. Newcastle chairman Freddy Shepherd is reportedly keen to meet with officials of the Turkish club to resume negotiations, and Anelka could yet make Newcastle his latest club before the transfer window closes on August 31. A deal for Anelka might appease Souness, who as well as being irate about most of his first team being whisked away this week has also failed to land the strikers he wants this summer. Big name misses He has failed with approaches for Anelka, Michael Owen and Luis Boa Morte and is thought to want two new frontmen to support player-coach Alan Shearer, one of few first-team regulars around the club this week. The stance taken by Souness concerning the midweek friendlies leaves his position quite clear. He would rather have been working with a full-strength squad this week as he plots the Hammers' downfall, and said: "I cannot get my head around it. "The players are still finding their feet in the Premiership, then they're taken away from their clubs for a meaningless game. "It's not fair on the paying customer, not just at Newcastle but right up and down the country. "The players return to the club on Friday and have a day to prepare for a Premiership game. "And what can we do in terms of preparation without six or seven players who will be involved at the weekend? It's not right, no way is it right."

Happy Birthday Dude...