smoggeordie

That's quality

5 mill compo!

Ya mam

The Club can announce that Damien Comolli, Sporting Director, Juande Ramos, Head Coach and First Team Coaches, Marcos Alvarez and Gus Poyet, have left the Club, with immediate effect. We wish them well. Clive Allen, Development Squad Coach, and Alex Inglethorpe, Youth Team Manager, will take charge for Sunday's League match against Bolton. An announcement will be made on First Team coaching staff in due course.

I'll Kuwait for the full details before I get excited.

Announcement tomorrow apparently.

Aye there is.

Leave it. Cheers anyway. Thats what I'm offering lol for a ticket I knew, mate. I was saying I wouldn't sell you mine for that much Glad you got a ticket

...to the brother of the Man City guy

6 month loan from January

Leave it. Cheers anyway.

...and it's absolutely sensational!

Quite a dramatic operation on the knee for old Mickey like...

Given Beye Coloccini Bassong Enrique Guthrie Jonas ---------------------- N'Zogbia Owen Viduka ----- Martins Harper Taylor Cacapa Barton Duff Geremi Xisco

Just been on that for the first time, it's class

http://www.nufctube.net/index.php Canny see 2J's eyes lighting up as we speak

Beeb: The sale of Newcastle United is progressing "extremely well", according to the man who is brokering the deal. Keith Harris, chairman of investment bank Seymour Pierce, told BBC Radio 5 Live there are several groups who are "seriously interested" in the club. He said that despite the global financial crisis, he would be surprised if current owner Mike Ashley was still at the club at the end of the season. "I'm quietly confident there'll be a good solution for Mike and the fans." Ashley put the club up for sale in mid-September after he was on the end of a furious backlash from fans upset at the departure of manager Kevin Keegan. Harris, who had acted as adviser in the sales of fellow Premier League sides Aston Villa to Randy Lerner in 2006 and Manchester City to Thaksin Shinawatra in 2007, was brought on board by Ashley almost immediately. The former Football League chairman admitted that the recent financial turmoil had had an impact on his efforts to broker a deal. But he added: "In his time of owning it, Mike has cleaned up the balance sheets and Newcastle is one of the few clubs that has no debt whatsoever, so that makes it very attractive to an incoming owner." Harris also revealed that Ashley had put no time limit on the sale, and that the prospective new owners are not UK-based. Prospective bidders have been given until 17 October to register a firm interest in the club, which is thought to be available for £280m to £300m.

My first choice CB's would be Cacapa and Coloccini anyway.

Got to have Nobby in the list too.

If you'd happily take 60 quid for it i'll take it. But if I had one i'd probably accept 250 if I was offered it.

Thats more childish than this thread

Pasta Hut

Wasn't the dippers last season a 1.30, and even the atmosphere was shit then

Saturday trip down to Pompey for me, kipping overneet in Soton. Train back directly after the game.

Sorry Gallowgate Mag, you are banned from using this forum! Again. Took your time this time boys!! Just three more of my accounts to find now.