Dr Kenneth Noisewater

Better than a Keegan 4-3 that.

Just remembered. Another scouse stereotype showed itself at the weekend: two kids asked "Mind your car, mista?". Unfortunately for them, it was after the game as we were on our way back to the car. Hadn't really thought that one through.

If you want quantity go to N-O, if you want quality stay here. You wouldn't be missed like. See, it's fucking high-horse dog's cocks like you that pull the place down. Go fuck yourself easy, tiger.

If you want quantity go to N-O, if you want quality stay here. You wouldn't be missed like.

It would be textbook Newcastle United to have a protest group about the protest group.

MOYES OUT!

What's the official pronunciation? Cheek Tee-o-tay?

looks like a tasselated floor to me like - Roman style You should know rob, you were there.

The dreaded brown envelope was on the matt waiting for me yesterday.............. ...............I got a refund! .................... ...............but it was only £17.40 Better than a kick in the arse I suppose.

I reckon this is taking an 'all animals are equal, but some are more equal than others' turn already.

Daniel Amokachi signed for them in '94, Barrett in '95.

Just bumping this so I remember to have a look later! Think I might get that offer like but isn't 3 meant to be shite? It used to be, but it sounds like they're working on it: http://www.mobilechoiceuk.com/News/3+to+ha...nd+of+2010/4524 Do you know anyone who's on it?

Well remembered. Had to look that up, Barrett's debut too.

Barry Horne One of the 'Dogs of War'. Who were the others? John Ebbrell was one. God yeah, Joe Royal was destroying football with that shower long before Allardyce came to the prem! I remember the game at St James' where Everton had 3 sent off, they whinged but it should have been 5 or 6 they were an absolute disgrace to the game of football that night. But i can't remember who the rest of the shower of shit were that played in that "football" team as Ebbrell was the only other name i could think of! Joe Parkinson.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/se...kboard-analysis He also did a pirouette ©Scott Parker early on too.

43 passes, 43 completed. One of the most amazing stats I've ever seen. Even the best players misplace 10. Batty regularly used to complete 90%+ of his passes. Again, there weren't that many adventurous defence-splitting ones, but then thats not what players like Batty or Tiote are there for.

Barry Horne One of the 'Dogs of War'. Who were the others? John Ebbrell was one.

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Aye that's him. And he was fucking nuts. Anyone who remembers him playing for us will remember his warm-up antics He was on a documentary practising his saves in bed. With his Mrs next to him reading her book

Pipe down, Ugly Betty.

Struck me as more of a rugby man tbh.

With the Harry Palmer album on the B side?

He's doing it on purpose now, got to be

Sometimes I don't think he is learning fast enough. I think he is slow in making his substitutions when it is obvious to the onlooker a change should be made. Against Everton Routledge was not having much of an impact, Hughton should have replaced him with Jonas at halftime. I sometimes think Smith is getting unnecessary flak when you consider he gained prominence as a striker. Maybe he would be an asset behind Carroll or up front with him. I hope Wilson can do better than Perch when he is fit. By the way, if you've missed me doing the odd post, I've been in Gateshead and around for 5 weeks. Was at the Villa & Blackpool matches, talk about High & Low. I thought Routledge offered us an 'out ball' when we were under pressure in the second half. His pace and the space he was given always gave the defender an option.