@yourservice

The silver kit

Justin has it aswell, the chatroom will probably be more entertaining than the match tho There's another version I'm passing it round. Regards @yourservice

Justin has it aswell, the chatroom will probably be more entertaining than the match tho

Tony Cunningham

He got found out mate

The drinks wearing off

http://www.play.com/Music/CD/4-/173894/Cup...99/Product.html

It was canny for the first week, but have these two not been fucked off yet? Repetitive and old hat ffs. Tara now!

We class ourselves as more successful, which we are. Fact. You racist piece of shit. Americans aren't a race are they? Mongrel race, I'd rather be Turk. Nice.

I'd like to give the lad a chance but I've got these vibes maaan, that he'll end up on the NUFC list of mistakes, and at 10 mill that goes with the flow

Closed the stream, it's getting on me tit end

Just click on 'Popout' underneath the stream and you'll get shot of the knackers

2-0 guthrie

We have sound

taylor

Playing in the away kit?

on justins or the official? Justins

It's a very poor picture like

I've told Skirge he has to do it or die. Put a donk on it

Someone is setting up a stream from the NUFC one, and Justin will have it on his tv soon

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I'd love to get into an argument, but you'd win hands down on experience.