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JaMoUsE

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  1. funnily enuff he sid he needed to see a reply as he had missed it and couldnt comment haha. At least hes consistent
  2. total wanker hope they throw the book at him
  3. 2 adult blackpool away tickets for sale Sold
  4. i think its decent regardless of how much i have paid i much prefer it when we have a bigger attendance and an atmosphere at the ground
  5. Attendance: 22563 Joke really
  6. glad i stuck a tenner on a huddersfield, spurs and blackpool accumulator now. should score for a tidy £300
  7. stick all your money on hudddersfield now at 5/1
  8. Sounds to me like Lee Ryders ITK is Redheugh n'all............
  9. shouldnt stereotype really, All the trouble ive seen and heard was west ham fans being dicks.... Sure it will help the World cup bid no end - stupid pr1cks
  10. has to be a bloke like......... Tests have revealed Caster Semenya's testosterone level to be three times higher than those normally expected in a female sample, BBC Sport understands. Analysis prior to the World Athletics Championships and the 18-year-old's big improvement prompted calls for a gender test from the sport's governing body. It was made public only hours before the South African, who has been backed by her nation, won the 800m in Berlin. A high level of the hormone does not always equate to a failed drugs test. But the news will only increase speculation surrounding Semenya, who arrived back in South Africa to a rapturous welcome on Tuesday. Semenya was welcomed by hundreds of well-wishers on her return to South Africa Hundreds turned out in Johannesburg to greet the teenager, who has stunned the athletics world with her performances this season. She ran a time of one minute, 56.72 seconds in Bambous in July to smash her previous personal best by more than seven seconds. She also broke Zola Budd's long-standing South African record and arrived at the World Championships as the newly crowned African junior champion. Then in Berlin she left her rivals trailing to win gold in a time of 1:55.45. Defending champion Janeth Jepkosgei was second, a massive 2.45 seconds adrift, with Britain's Jenny Meadows taking the bronze medal. Only hours before the race, it leaked out that the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) had demanded Semenya take a gender test amid fears she should not be allowed to run as a woman. It has since emerged that news of the test only became public knowledge because a fax was sent to the wrong person. Caster is like my child. I know where she comes from. For myself, I know Caster is a girl Semenya's uncle It has also been revealed that following the findings of initial tests, the South Africans were asked by the IAAF to withdraw her from the team at the World Championships. Since then, both her family and South African athletics chiefs have leapt to her defence, insisting she is 100% female. "Caster is a girl. I am not worried about that too much," said her uncle on her arrival back in South Africa. "Caster is like my child. I know where she comes from. For myself, I know Caster is a girl." Leonard Chuene, president of Athletics South Africa (ASA), has resigned from his seat on the IAAF board in protest against the organisation's treatment of Semenya. "It will not be fair for me to attack the IAAF as a council member and representative of South Africa. It is a conflict of interest," Chuene told BBC's Newshour programme. Chuene also asked that the issue be laid to rest. "We have not once, as ASA, doubted her," he said. "It's very simple - she's a girl. "We took this child to Poland to the junior championship under the IAAF. Why was there no story about it? She was accepted there. "No-one said anything there because she did not do anything special. She is the same girl." Testosterone levels can vary widely, which makes it hard to detect possible infractions. When analysis shows an athlete to have a raised level, they are monitored at regular intervals over a set period to establish what their underlying levels would be. That is then used as a marker for the future, so any sharp differences immediately stand out as suspicious. An analysis of Semenya's testosterone levels was carried out in South Africa and it is understood that this information contributed to the IAAF's decision to request the ASA carry out a detailed "gender verification" test on the athlete. Those medical tests are said to be ongoing, with the results not expected for several weeks. On Sunday, IAAF president Lamine Diack admitted the affair could have been treated with more sensitivity. "It should not even have become an issue if the confidentiality had been respected," he said. "There was a leak of confidentiality at some point and this led to some insensitive reactions."
  11. Inglourious Basterds is class, really enjoyed it and im pretty hard to please with films
  12. much rather have lovenkrands on a free. hes be very decent in the championship.
  13. this stinks of timewasiting to just keep hold of the club until the deadline then taking it off the market
  14. even at 2nil its edgy tho theyre having chances too
  15. how can it take 3 weeks to get the results? surely its not rocket science....
  16. funny how the video link i posted has since been made private, the mackem idiot obviously realised that it would only back the police up.
  17. really cant see krul leaving tbh i honestly think he likes it here as deluded as that may be!
  18. been reading the smb stuff on this for the past hour or so and its funny how theyre playing the we did nothing wrong card but seem to have little (no) evidence to show that. However one the turkeys over there has uploaded a bit when a few mags come into the station and say something but dont approach the mackems and look at these fans who werent being aggressive or looking for a fight chase after them and storm towards them. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vt5FQQlslRo...re=channel_page Idiots the lot of them
  19. why wouldnt it work? were shit enuff without our 12th man, realisitcally losing most home games
  20. As the topic title says, would it be possible to force Ashley to sell if this dragged on any longer? For example if we all boycotted the ground (before you say is yes i have paid for a 3 yr season ticket upfront last year). Therefore leaving the team to play home games in a empty stadium inevitably losing and losing away from home is the norm anyway. If this was the case surely ashley would sell before another relagation thus lessaning the value of the club further. Now this sounds totally drastic and mad and you would need 75% of supporters backing to do this and make it work. Or the otherside of the coin is he would just call in the administrators and it would backfire. In all honesty im fed up with it all. The blokes the biggest prick i know hes filled us with bullshit since he came in pretending to be our pals but just repeatedly stabs us all in the back. hes employed the worst manager in our history in JFK (yes worse the gullit) Who has embarassed us with his awful press confrenece and offeneded us since leaving with his delusions of grandeur comments. Oh before any negative comments ive been going home and away for 10 years now pretty much everygame (have the away season ticket) so im not a fairweather fan im just sick ashley laughing at me and taking advantage of my love the newcastle Any thoughts?
  21. the times this morning http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/foo...icle6739474.ece - ashley staying the times tonight http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/foo...icle6740830.ece - being advised to sell no idea what to think
  22. i dont kno why but the times arent like the sun and the mirror who publish utter rubbish the times generally do stories with substance seen as the people who read it prefer decent news even if boring opposed to entertaining bullshit
  23. Ashley owes us this after fucking the club over. Can see him royally fcking us off just bcos hes so good at it tho Fingers and toes crossed
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