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Don't know who 'Spoony' is, Savage is a plum, Lovejoy is the epitome of what the media think football fans want, post-1992 and that cunt Green is one odious man, thinks he's the star of the show with an opinion that we want to hear......that, cunt-chops is what is really deluded.

They were doing so well up to that point too the fucking idiot. Maradona could take over at Villa, prepare eleven lines at half time for his players, and one for him, and they'd still be a boring fucking club. Too true. Saw a report on them last night on MotD 2. Tony Morley and a couple of fans telling the reporter how big a club Villa are and couldn't believe why Milner would want to go to Man City as they were bigger. First game of the season at home this year and last, a club on the up, (last year, anyway), 34,000 and 36,000. Fucking giant of a club, Morley, how many live in Birmingham, again?

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completely irrelevant to the NUFC fans with half a brain. Unfortunately it would be made to be all too relevant. I'd be in for him like a shot. there IS a fair few thousand of them without half a brain, or without a brain at all. The bottom line is pro-Bellamy or anti-Bellamy, we wouldn't go for him. We are back to square one as far as I'm concerned, we were a selling and deeply unambitious club when I first got into football in the eighties and it's come full circle. exactly I like to be positive when it comes to NUFC but I find it hard to be positive with this shower of shite running the club. How grating is it that the likes of fucking Stoke have more muscle in the transfer market than we do, (and thats not condoning the fact that they've wasted millions on that big pudding, Kenwyne Jones), the fact is, they can try to improve, we won't.

completely irrelevant to the NUFC fans with half a brain. Unfortunately it would be made to be all too relevant. I'd be in for him like a shot. there IS a fair few thousand of them without half a brain, or without a brain at all. The bottom line is pro-Bellamy or anti-Bellamy, we wouldn't go for him. We are back to square one as far as I'm concerned, we were a selling and deeply unambitious club when I first got into football in the eighties and it's come full circle.

completely irrelevant to the NUFC fans with half a brain. Unfortunately it would be made to be all too relevant. I'd be in for him like a shot.

Was a very good player for us, a right little twat, didn't mince his words, probably not too popular, wasn't a shirker and fell for Souness's banana skin as he wasn't that bright, he's better than anything we've got up front at the minute even after all the years he's been away and we could do worse than get him. However, it'll never happen in a million years as I doubt we'd even consider paying his wages for a season long loan let alone actually buying him outright, also too much water under the bridge with the stick he took from us for slagging Shearer. What if we'd had a manager that could've actually managed a right little twat like him instead of the stupendously awful Souness.

over here nobody my age has jobs, its farrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr too hard to get one so you just gotta take what you can get. Absolute bullshit. Getting a job is simple. Getting a job that interests you is a completely different matter however. Is it fuck you knob head. Getting a part time job at 17 with ZERO experience against hundreds, maybe thousands of other people with years of experience going for it. You know fuck all kid, jog on. Plenty of call for cleaners in all walks of life. No-one wants to do that though, do they? And 'kid'? Fuck me I've got winnets older than you He's right like. Getting a job is easy if you look for one hard enough. Getting a job you want to do, enjoy doing, or think pays enough is another matter. Exactly. Something that has always stuck with me was something my tutor from Uni said. "The longest you need to be without a job is 3 weeks. Longer than that and you're either being picky or you can't be arsed." Harsh but you can't argue with the logic. Yes you can argue with that logic....................... ...............But I can't be arsed.

Yes thats true, Spurs moved a game to sunday as they were 'lined up' to take our place.

Good knowledge. It just grated at the time, that and Elton Welsby. I'd love to have forgot, to be honest.

One things for certain, O'Neil, Villa or their supporters won't get one tenth of the shit that KK or we as a group of supporters got despite it being on record how much KK was fucked over compared to O'Neil at Villa. Then again, Villa are one tenth of the club we are.

SKY invented the term in the nineties, then stopped using it for a bit when Leeds and ourselves were in the top 4, suddenly the term made it's comeback when LFC and CFC cemented their places for a few years. 'Big Five' was an ITV cliche when they had exclusive rights to division one in the late eighties. The Big Match was shared by Granada in the North-West and Thames from London. Their chosen five were Man Utd, Liverpool, Everton, Arsenal and Spurs, (despite these clubs not always being in the actual top 5). There wasn't as many live games and a club not in the 'Big five' only got on the telly when playing one of those five. (With the odd exception).

No, he's the second I see.

Really really, donkey Who's the team they we call 'United', then, Kev? Refferring to we as in you I believe you call them Newcastle Seriously, if you, (having now been informed that refering to Man U as simply 'United' is wrong for a Mag to do, not that you should need fucking telling, like), continue to call them United then you're a bit of a knob with no right to call himself a Newcastle United supporter.

yeh...its not Never heard of that one, like.

Really really, donkey Who's the team they we call 'United', then, Kev?

Told you it was easy.

Is there rules to this game? If it's a free for all, then here's an easy one; "You're gonna need a bigger boat"

Do you really support Newcastle United, Kevin? I mean really, really? I'm not that keen on Celtic supporters and also a section of Rangers fans too, but to say 99% of anyone getting in a Rangers or even Celtic club in Belfast are scum is a bit much. Will you still call Man U 'United' from now on, now that you know it sounds offensive to any real Mags ears? Have you learned the error of your ways, young man?

I just don't get this 'other team' thing.* I once worked with a lad from Spennymoor who 'supported' Man Utd but got a half season ticket from his wife for the mackems and he was pleased with it as he said he liked them as well! When asked who he wanted when they played each other the answer was Man U. *Then again, I'm from Newcastle so support Newcastle United, seems pretty straight forward to me.

It wasn't too crowded Kevin, my uncle gets in there, (he's an Irish Mag and had his toon top on) there wasn't any mongs in there, I'm afraid, no sectarian bullshit or any of that. Sorry to disappint you, like. How's working life in Londonderry treating you? Been Sacked yet or rapped in? I wasn't having a dig so wind your neck in. It's just the fact that a Rangers club in belfast is almost sure to attract 99.99% scum. Work in Derry hasn't started yet, hopefully tomorrow "I wasn't having a dig so wind your neck in." "a Rangers club in belfast is almost sure to attract 99.99% scum" You're not the sharpest tool in the box, Kevin, no offence. I know which one your on about and trust me theres plenty of it in that area. (well there's two i know in e.belfast) and if it's the supporters club i'm thinking off their badge has the red hands and such on it and all. i can honestly say i couldn't goto any bar in east belfast and hope to get home safely if someone pointed out i was catholic. your uncle might be fine (just as my mate who lives in east belfast is) but theres plenty of people around them who aren't. The club was on a street just off the Cregagh Road, I think. Never been there before but one of my uncles gets in now and again as he got a bit fed up of the club he used to get in, was only in there for the game and straight out as I had other things on, the place seemed fairly newly done out, didn't see the red hand anywhere, wasn't too many in and there didn't seem any nutters in to me, but I take your point about where it is, it is in a dodgy part of East Belfast, although as I say, it was fine when I was in there. None of my family over there are into that shit to be honest with you.

It wasn't too crowded Kevin, my uncle gets in there, (he's an Irish Mag and had his toon top on) there wasn't any mongs in there, I'm afraid, no sectarian bullshit or any of that. Sorry to disappint you, like. How's working life in Londonderry treating you? Been Sacked yet or rapped in?

F.A.O. Stevie; Watched the game yesterday in a Rangers club in East Belfast, (was over for a family funeral), didn't see any charvas in there but there was one poor misguided soul with a Sunderland top on who knew as much about SAFC as I do about Raith Rovers reserves.

I'll actually agree with you on this.... but going back to your original comment The presumption isn't really made (unjustfiably) by MUFC fans. MUFC fans quite rightly refer to their own club as "United" as should any other such club like Leeds, Newcastle or Sheff U. I think your beef is/should be more with the "non MUFC" fans who understandably, but not justifiably, give MUFC the default for "United"..... I'll actually agree with you on this.... but going back to your original comment The presumption isn't really made (unjustfiably) by MUFC fans. MUFC fans quite rightly refer to their own club as "United" as should any other such club like Leeds, Newcastle or Sheff U. I think your beef is/should be more with the "non MUFC" fans who understandably, but not justifiably, give MUFC the default for "United"..... people in Sheffield refer to the local teams as "united" or "wednesday". Manchester is no different, but only within the city is acceptable. The media have started this practice nationwide courtesy of the Sky revolution and the pundits who do it make me squirm, but as we know it is helped by the fact that so many ManU fans are daytrippers from every little village in cornwall etc that don't have a football team of their own. Kevin is Irish, there's no way he's going to call any team 'United' other than MUFC, they're brainwashed and it aint ganna change any time soon. Same applies for large swathes of Britain. Any one claiming to be a Mag who's from the North-East and refers to Mn U as 'United' wants to have a good fucking hard look in the mirror and ask which club they actually support. A Mufc can rightly refer to them as United, a non-Man U fan calling them that makes me spew. And as for the fucking arse-licking twats in the media, I don't think they actually give a fuck that they are offending any club called United when they describe a game as "United v Newcastle/Leeds/Whoever, it's all about looking after the brand.

Funny you say that because you have been highlighted as 'some of those people(not all)' from this site on a rangers forum What one? Swallow swallow. Fucking hell You know what makes me laugh, if you slag them off, it's all "iss cunt is a taigy basturt, FTP ya fenian prick", they don't comprehend or understand the fact many others aside from Celtic fans find them to be total mugs as well. Never done this club any harm it's almost an admittance they'd be even more mickey mouse without the apartheid history which garnered a presbyterian support on both sides of the Irish Sea. Despicable club(s) who attract the worst type of vitriol possible, the sort which caused mass murder in places like the Balkans in the very recent past. I think this cunt sums them up. A thick charva who won the lottery and squandered it all, who invited Johnny Mad Dog Adair to his house to give him £10k for being his mate, despite never meeting him. The worst type of Rangers fan is your Northern Irish one, they all support the club because of political motivation, you wouldn't mind if it was in their own town oh dear. Scruffy tramps, I don't want them down here again personally. Not all, Stevie, not all. Why would you support Rangers if you were from Ulster other than the pathetic blues brothers thing with LINFIELD, a clubs who's support was largely UDA and UFF. Well, my late Grandfather was a Rangers fan and a nicer man you couldn't meet. As far as I'm aware, he wasn't kicking in Catholics doors and shooting them, and his Ulster team were Glentoran, I doubt he'd ever had heard the term, 'Blues Brothers'. My cousin is a good lad, but can't make up his mind whether he supports Rangers or Liverpool, (he's another 'Glens' man). I will say one thing about Northern Irish football supporters in general, they tend to be lead by the media in their views and are hard to take seriously when talking about football because of this. My aunt re-married a bloke who somehow supported NUFC! (this was in the eighties when no fucker over there supported us), his views about NUFC were very strange, he didn't like David Kelly or a few other good players we've had, he didn't mind Sunderland but loathed Man U. Like I say, hard to take serious when talking about football but definitely no charva!