thebrokendoll

I read yesterday that we're all absolutely gutted that roy keane being asked about the sunderland job prior to the man utd cup game has stolen the limelight from us. I mean, what the fuck goes on in their heads?

it's a fucking brutal set of fixtures and no mistake!

when did this even last happen? 2 quite early goals away to leicester last season, followed by another 2 before midway through the second half? we still managed to look like we could throw it away in the last 10 minutes!

by virtue of being an old cunt I can recall, although faintly, wynn davies, pop robson, tony green. these were players I think I remember more so because they were me old man's heroes and although I'd been getting towed along to matches from the late '60s I don't really think I 'got it' till I'd started senior school and was getting the bus in to town with me mates and standing on the leazes end. this coincided with the signing of malcolm macdonald. I idolised the bloke, I fucking loved the songs about him, I loved watching him, I loved bouncing about the terrace in me size 6 dr martens when he scored a goal was devastating when he was sold to arsenal. so later in the 80s I was lucky to watch waddle, beardsley, gascoigne and later still andy cole, les ferdinand and be present to see the vast, vast majority of shearer's goals hit the back of the net,. but there's not one of them can live with keegan in my eyes. he got this this club, the city and the supporters in a way that even the local lads above don't in my opinion. keegan is a fucking newcastle legend and I don't expect him ever to be beaten so as the greatest in my lifetime. love the bloke.

tentpole tudor

planets aligning? massive game tuesday.

worship the man.

hilarious. sack the manager who has them in their strongest position in the 3rd division since 1987, then get beat at home off rock bottom doncaster!

the fat cunts two lower mid table finishes were the result of a david lynch like, surreal and bizarre fluke whereby defenders were scoring 20 minutes in to injury time every other game. and willock hitting a purple patch he'll never produce again if he lives to be 183. yer couldn't fucking hallucinate man

makes me flesh crawl a bit, however, howay the smoggies.

wasn't sacked immediately enough. his presence at the tottenham game tainted the euphoria of getting rid of ashley and I hope to fuck the ludicrous pr decision to keep the clueless fat cunt on for his 1000th game and subsequent inevitable loss of 3 points doesn't come back and bite us on the arse.

the repulsive fat cunt rarely had a grasp on our results when he managed us. I'd be astonished if he's took the remotest interest since he fucked off with his £8m.

paul dalglish has probably made a canny living out of football too, although granted with not quite the same level of blatant nepotism as brucey's boy. I'd be astonished if kenny's lad comes even close to challenging alex in the cunt stakes mind!

wishing you and your family best wishes and strength.

not having that alex. you can clearly see here the slip road off the m5, it's a bit of an incline but hardly the matterhorn...

went to upton park a few years after the petrol bomb incident and still haven't got over the terror of it. the fact their supporters were probably justifiably aggrieved is neither here nor there. never forgiven nottingham folk for working during the miners strike or the way they celebrated woan's goal in '96. grudges are healthy!

I wouldn't for a second attempt to deprive you of your dislike for wba, you fill yer boots mate. me, I tend to base my dislike of a club more on those who support it rather than those who manage/play for it. the former largely has little influence on the latter. over the years the following clubs could've been managed by a pairing of mahatma ghandi and mother teresa and played sublime, free flowing football with a team full of brilliant, unpretentious, philanthropists and they'd still be far more worthy of your hatred than wba..... sunderland middlesboro leeds man utd everton stoke leicester forest villa wolves birmingham city tottenham chelsea west ham millwall portsmouth just.my opinion.

89/90 as well. did we want smith sacked?

I still can't get me head round this to be honest, it's fucking surreal. trying to come up with an us equivalent and the closest I can get is the 83/84 season where we were always seemingly just out of reach of chelsea/sheff wed and played cat and mouse with man city for 3rd practically till the end of the season. at no point was it ever even remotely considered to sack arthur cox, never mind our entire support demanding it. I could be forgetting mind, it was a long time ago!

the vine has always been one of me favourite away pubs, for this reason I've got a bit of a soft spot for wba. leave the baggies alone bruce, yer fat cunt.

sadly, usually to the detriment of the team.

fucking wonga man. remember taking the wife for her visit to the farne Islands about 4 years ago and there was a family with twins about 8 year old on the boat with their wonga tops on. made me feel really sad at the time.

think we've done enough to ensure we should finish top of the 4 team mini league. think the lack of goals in the team is a concern and will probably prevent us drawing in too many of the teams already on the low 20s point mark. would be great if that could happen so here's hoping fish and the more optimistic and right. we've got a week to work with the new lads before everton at home, which should be a good indicator. wished I was going and hope those that are create a fantastic atmosphere.

I'm consoling meself at the minute that it could be worse. maman et papa ekitike have not long since seen their villa in biarritz vanish in to the ethos.