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that's as good as I hoped for. serious question though. This cash would likely be tied up until the experiment concluded?

Picking up Ashley's poisoned chalice Nov 11 2009 By Andrew Hebden, The Journal Ashley's astonishing conveyor belt of poor appointments goes on. He must be the luckiest man in business.

What happens if I want to pull out early?

You're a twat! Perhaps 50 toontastic subshares at £30 each?

I'm rather surprised at the lack of debate on here about this. Here is potentially the most amazing/scariest thing to happen to the club ever and there's little comment from the majority of the regular posters. Are you taking it in? Mulling it over? Think it's an impossible dream?

Quite reserved this year, they've waited til the 25th. They've beaten the personal best by two days this year Can you get a graph going, maybe including a qualitative score? Maybe there's a relationship between the prematurity of their display and its ostentatiousness?

it doesn't taste the same tbh

you have to be extremely well off to raise kids here, unless you don't mind them getting stabbed of course.

I think my bro and dad are up for this, the latter is an IFA so can advise on the SIPPS stuff which I kna nout about. I do know that my pension has performed terribly since its inception and so I am none too worried about shoving a lump in here. Personally, and I appreciate I may be alone in thinking this, I will risk what I am prepared to lose because this represents such a unique opportunity to change the way football is. It was the people's game. It can be played by anyone with a ball costing less than a tenner. It has been exploited beyond all recognition. If us fans do not manage to wrestle something back now then when? If not us then who? If I have a couple of less quid a year when I am 70 because of this well I reckon I can cope. This is the kind of opportunity you would only regret not taking. If you took it and it went pear shaped, well, like I say – put in what you can afford to lose. 'Remember when we gathered enough momentum to buy our own club but it just didn't happen?' 'I heard about that, it was a couple of seasons before we were bought by McDonalds Corp wasn't it?' 'Aye, we used to have a Magpie as a mascot not that fucken clown y'kna' 'Really? Oh my dad would never talk about it like.' etc. If you view this as an amazing opportunity to create a genuine community club then invest. If you want to ensure profit on your pension or savings then look elsewhere. However all good portfolios have a diversity of stock and no other stock will give you as much interest and passion as this. We need as many fans as possible who are prepared to not just say No to Mike but to take it further and pay to remove this contemptible fool, invest in a sustainable future and build a brave new world together.

not like you to be so incredibly cynical CT.

But a country town in comparison Exactly. Far more liveable.

http://www.nust.org.uk/the-ultimate-protes...we-can-campaign On the basis of what is already there it looks well considered and professional. I am sure there will be a lot of questions and clarification in the coming weeks. Interestingly for me when Mike compulsory purchased my shares I had about £1500 worth in the club. This being the minimum investment anyway I will glady put that money back in and look forward to extending my interest further by having a voice. Failing a genuine billionaire in the mold of Abramovich this appears to be the way ahead for us. It would be groundbreaking, it is bold and it would be an exciting new era not only for Newcastle United but for football also. What I have to wonder is if we will be able to compete at the highest level? We may well be able to become the most sustainable club in the UK, but will we have the cash to compete? If UEFA ever exert some control over salaries then perhaps we will be well placed to benefit and perhaps we could become a hotbed for young talent once more with this approach. It would certainly be an interesting ride. Anyway as previously stated I am fucking delighted there is at least an opportunity for us to make the change happen. Thanks to NUST for having the courage and ignoring the naysayers to get this off the ground.

Tonight I made some paneer and added it to my chilli. Little nuggets of cool, subtle cheesiness amongst the heat. Highly recommended.

Gejon the bullstabber.

Melbourne is far better.

I have had an awesome time while I have been living here, but; It's full of cunts, mostly southern cunts. Money is almost all. Women are so far up their own arses their Gucci slingbacks are hanging out. First place I have had a physical fight since I was a teenager. There is a lot to do but once you have done your commute 10 times a week you aren't interested in slogging through the tourists at the weekend. I'm looking to leave tttt.

Mozza's big mates with MVB iirc.

I blame the fans

music is overrated imo. huge waste of human resource.

So downloading is out, long live downloading then?

how do you stream songs offline?

Ferguson is going to have a heart attack due to a 'poor' refereeing decision one of these days. Either that or Scanners.

We can't watch Hulu over here. Can have a transcript instead?

It would be hard to imagine fans more entitled than Newcastle's to protest. I would not think it unreasonable if they all invaded the pitch and stayed there until Ashley and Llambias joined them and committed Harikiri in the centre circle. Either stay away in protest or go as a raging ball of fury imo.

I would get some decent beer on the pumps.