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Everything posted by aimaad22
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So far so good
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You're in with a real chance if you can restrict the lead to around 200. Anything over the 250-300 range on this pitch will be very tricky.
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Asking the club to groom talented youngsters?
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Generic small time football blather thread 2015/16
aimaad22 replied to The Fish's topic in Newcastle Forum
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Newcastle V Stoke/ 31st October / 3pm / SJP
aimaad22 replied to Happy Face's topic in Newcastle Forum
Depressing. Nearly a third of the way through the season and all we've got to show for it is "we played some nice stuff". -
Dont think he's getting sacked but after his antics this season its wonderful seeing whats happening to them.
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Newcastle V Stoke/ 31st October / 3pm / SJP
aimaad22 replied to Happy Face's topic in Newcastle Forum
Just glad Gouffran isnt starting, though its still worrying he's on the bench. -
Meh. The amount of stupid red cards we've had over the last few years. Cant fault his attitude generally. Although I think mostly its players with actual talent that can lack the attitude
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Just a month? Honest lad, terrible footballer. Good luck to him, just stay there please.
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You'd hope that with the promise 'big money' signings Mitrovic, Gino and Mbemba have shown so far, and the fact the attack is starting to look good enough to harm teams and could benefit from someone who can retain possession and spread the ball around, the club will be encouraged to spend some money again. Especially if we're still in and around the relegation zone.
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Was just thinking that. Need someone in there was a range of passing and the ability to protect the defence without imploding.
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Redevelopment? Looks like they want to start from scratch basically
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Yup. That and the extreme cold did for a lot of the deaths in 2005. Most of the affected areas in the mountainous regions are hard enough to reach in normal times. Remember from last time around how trucks upon trucks of supplies were waiting to leave from the cities but with nowhere to go with roads blocked.Then we had weeks of aftershocks causing further landslides etc. A lot of the supplies ended up in places where they werent needed with other places left waiting desperately. It was a logistical nightmare. There's only so many people you can reach by helicopters. Whats clear now is that its thankfully its not at that scale though there's still a lot of work to be done. Add to that there was a freak snowstorm in those areas yesterday, most of them are under deep snow. Anyway, we're hoping some lessons were learnt from 2005. Communications that initially went down came back up quickly and the army has a better presence up there now which should help the supply routes.