KrulsCurtains

Mine was funnier.

General low-mood, prone to odd hissy-fits over grammar and spelling and stuff

Agree with that, mate.

Is that you Skidders? lol no, don't associate me with that jerk-off cheers I wouldn't say he's a proper moaner, but comes across as a bit whingey!

Yeh cool photographs dude wooooo

Linked with Nancy I heard. Not sure if there's any clubs interested in him though.

Craig.

Tiote wants to be playing, I've got £30 worth of bets with Mackems on who'll finish higher, the club should consider this. What's the worst that can happen? 3 game ban at the start of next season? Great news, that way, his return to the first team will coincide with the transfer window closing and they can say "having him back is like having a new signing".

Without wanting a slanging match a bit of friendly advice. Unfortunately this is the point where the debate usually declines into tedium, when a perfectly valid question is asked and isn't answered with anything relevant. If you're going to be opinionated on the subject and take it into every thread, try to give sensible answers to sensible questions instead of trying to 'ridicule' anything that you can't answer, because it just makes yourself look ridiculous, not the person asking the question.

Were you bothered when Hamann left? If you were, what did you do to target those responsible for him seeing Liverpool as a more attractive proposition?

Notice how he says "I" would have done the same, not "we"

“Selling Carroll has left the club weaker but, on that decision, I would have done the same. " Doesn't sound like he'd have given the manager the choice to me. Just saying like.

That time he was shipped out on loan to Portsmouth and we didn't bother to put in the clause that meant he couldn't play against us...nailed on to score and he did. Still grates to this day thinking about it. Celebrated like a cunt too.

Sorry Stevie but that's shite - the only way to increase turnover that much would have been by success on the pitch and ground expansion - how likely was that in 2007? We still had a degree of self esteem in 2007. Our turnover with the additional masses of Sky money since then, it would be £120m+ that is a fact, we're ran like a corner shop, and it'll still be £90m for this season. 07/08 season ticket sell out and we didn't need 6500 cheap family tickets to do it, because the fans still believed we were going somewhere, and at least had a strategy and a target of a minimum of European football every year. Well done for missing my whole point entirely anyway. Lets put it like this, if the Queen and Prince Phillip turned out in Camden Market on Sunday wearing a hoody and a pair of hi tec trainers, and they were photographed in all the papers. The whole world would think what are these bamps playing at, and we thought they were regal. Well that's what Ashley has systematically done to this club, we have nothing no core, we have no self esteem, no one talking us up with any degree of sincerity we're a fuckin disaster, it's a miracle we have more than 30,000 wanting to go. They always miss the point Stevie, they insist "Shepherd was a cunt therefore he was a shit owner" bollocks. I'm fucked off with these people talking down the club, and accepting these declined standards under Ashley, NUFC competing at the levels of Bolton and Blackburn, and becoming a selling club again ? The one thing I thought and hoped would forever remain from what the last regime did, despite any ups and downs which we all have to accept are part of football, is the demands and realisations of the club and never again would people accept such lows as before. It fuckin, absolutely beggars belief, that only 4 years since the club was sold to this man, they have swallowed such shite hook, line and sinker, that we are no better than these clubs, have no chance of ever qualifying for the Champions league and are content to lose our best players to clubs like Liverpool and Spurs again and replace them with cheaper, inferior goods. The bit in bold isn't the case at all. They've simply aligned their expectations with where we realistically are in comparison to other wealthier clubs. It's also a hypocritical statement, seeing as you accepted low standards when the club was one of the top spending clubs around, believing that only "qualifying for europe" was acceptable for a club capable of breaking the world transfer record.

Huge gamble buying him and expecting him to produce week in week out for us next season. We need a proven experienced striker and he needs to be protected at that age from the weight of expectation. Love him to come here but if we buy him - we still need 2 strikers.