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Aye, like I said, Wallsend high street. Never drink cans of lager in the house anyway, Carling or anything else, although I'll have a few bottles of becks lying around if I fancy a small bottle or two.

Does he think he's TJ Hooker? :lol: He, (and especially some black kids), are lucky his two colleagues ran over to prevent him from doing something even more stupid than that roll.

One for the comedy account!

£2.20 for Guinness in Last Orders. Can't do much better than that! The Queens had a decent stout for a similar price last time I was in. (Obviously the trade off for the price is you're drinking in Wallsend high street). Fuck all wrong with Carling if you're round the doors and supping lager, I personally prefer becks but you are kind of stuck for choice if you want lager. Anyway, a lot of the time it depends on the bar and how good their equipment is rather than the actual brand. £5-£6 for peroni in the town? FUCK.......THAT.

That's word for word. The relief when I realised he'd said Shrewsbury who I have seen and not Carlisle who I haven't seen was immense.

Sure, Sol, sure. Getting you loud and clear, mate.

"Now just a minute, ya eejit, sure ya haven't beat us for years, so you haven't." Ant/Ewerk

Armstrong Galley have better coaches than Pardew so damned by faint praise there, mind.

Wishful thinking on big noses part, I doubt he'd turn around and say he's shit. I had to laugh at the Irish fans picking out Raheem Sterling for booing. Unless I missed a bad tackle I can only assume it was gloryhunters spitting the dummy out because he won't sign his contract?

Ahhh, the old 'not having some internet wanker telling me what to do' chestnut when you'll have another boat load of fans asking others to 'do something' instead of making the effort themselves. I had a bit of this at the Spurs protest, 'No spotty kid who hasn't seen us when we were shit, playing Shrewsbury is telling me what to do.' I asked the lad in question had he spoken to any spotty kids asking him to boycott? Or was the only one he'd spoken to was just me who wasn't spotty and who had seen us when we were shit, (you could be an infant and make that claim by the way), and my very first game was against Shrewsbury. You can't win sometimes.

Balotelli has gotten stick from all quarters well before he played for Liverpool. He's been over rated for years, man.

I'll be amazed if they don't get criticism from some some quarters by people who can't be arsed to do anything themselves. It's good work despite what the odd knacker will say. Well done.

"Guys!! Guys!! Come back!! Chocolate coins, metal detecting, something or other, etc, etc" MF'd your CT'dP or something, err......What was I talking about, again?

That's just what they want you to think. /Parky

No need to speak about people like that.

Rattled.

It's an improvement for England, at least they didn't get beat over the Irish sea like they did against the Emerald isle's top team, Northern Ireland.

Are they seriously discussing a man of the match or did I not hear them properly?

Adam Lalana would win the 'looks like a hairdresser' section of a look-a-like competition.

That would be Tim O'Tei.

What's with the fascination of one colour kits in international football these days rather than the traditional colours?

Paddock Lad has one of those for his East Stand seat also with matching blanket.

The incident was caught on the company cctv. They missed the initial argument but get to the bit where I'm giving him advice.

The people who knew this game was on are as follows....... 1. The British sports journalists who have a vested interest in pretending England games, (especially friendlies), are in any way relevant. 2. Half the Southern English football fans. 3. All of the few hundred Southern English 'No surrender' loons. 4. Every single Irish football fan North and South of the border and 3/4 of the rest of the Irish population who aren't arsed in football.