Nobby

believe me ive tried. also if you ask if they sell pattie's in fish shops down here they don't know what one is!

they are flat in london like burgers!!! totally minging

one of the many things i miss from up north

http://www.nufcpics.com/pictures_164709/Gaby-Logan.html http://www.nufcpics.com/pictures_164690/Gaby-Logan.html

http://www.geocities.com/gabby_fan_uk/GQ_Shoot she loves the toon

another one of the many things i miss from up north

Looks NOTHING like Dyer tbh http://www.nufc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/Senio...,,10278,00.html Kieron Dyer is the number 8 btw We have 2 number 2's?!

Since the birth of her twins and the return of Steve Rider to ITV, she had been given a co-host role. This has included ITV's coverage of the 2006 World Cup. In August 2006 when Champions League returned to ITV, Logan was not present and it was announced under the ITV team section of the ITV football website that Logan would front ITV's UEFA cup coverage. Rider now fronts ITV's Champions League with Jim Rosenthal as deputy. In October 2006, the Daily Mirror reported that the BBC was interested in signing her up for their sports coverage, following her fall from favour at ITV. On 19th December 2006, it was announced that Gabby had quit ITV, in favour of a move to the BBC.[2] She will front an all new sports news show, cover live sport events and work on BBC Radio 5 Live projects, like Fighting Talk, in which she is the stand in presenter for Colin Murray. ITV's UEFA Cup coverage will now be fronted by The Championship presenter Matt Smith.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/pressrele.../20/logan.shtml Date: 20.12.2006 The BBC today announced Gabby Logan will be joining the corporation in the New Year to present its new sports news programme, due to launch on BBC One by the summer of 2007. She will also present a number of live sport events for the BBC. A former Commonwealth Games gymnast, Logan, who has previously worked at Sky and most recently at ITV, will also have a role as a member of BBC Radio Five Live's presenting team. Gaby Logan said: "I'm thrilled to be joining the BBC at such an exciting time. The opportunity of working on the sports news programme was one I just couldn't resist." BBC Director of Sport, Roger Mosey, said: "Gabby has an impressive background in sports broadcasting and she'll be a fantastic addition to the BBC Sport team." Mark Sharman, Director of ITV Sport, said: "I would like to thank Gabby for all her contributions to ITV Sport over the last eight years. We wish her all the best with the next phase of her career."

haha, you got proof of that? Sounds like you are talking out of your arse tbh btw, wasn't really talking about just selling out their allocation. They make the most noise as well tbh They havnt got much competition! Spurs? Arsenal? Man City? Middlesboro? as to the first thing, check the stats

do us all a favour and stop posting right back atcha baby do you ever post anything meaningful?

do us all a favour and stop posting

i wonder why? Suppose it depends on what Sima means by 'best away following'. They are certainly no better than many others in terms of numbers, paltry ticket allocations dictate that today. I think by and large they make plenty of noise but so do plenty of others. I know a few match going reds that reckon the away support now is pretty crap in comparison to a few seasons ago. Concensus of opinion is that all the new season tickets are allowing the numpties to apply for aways........... I prefer to think the more vocal have departed to FC United they sell out their away following because they have more supporters due to their success, but have never sold out a midweek game at old trafford. make of that what you will

Where did you get those from Nobby ? http://www.newcastle-online.com/nufcforum/...?topic=34534.40

THAT RED LOOKS MINGING! blue is best i think newcastle shouldn't wear red.

VERY QUICK JOB CRAIG

nice

The users' internet logos at the bottom of the page are just showing up as question marks, any reason for this?

I've said it before but if a European Super League was to come into being then it should be a midweek league with the clubs remaining in their domestic league but maybe foregoing the cups. The problem with a super league which means withdrawing from domestic leagues is that it automatically becomes a closed shop, I realise that's what many clubs want but it would soon get boring without new blood. If clubs maintain their place in the domestic leagues then the winners can take their place in the super league. Scrap the Champions League completely and create a midweek super league for champions only with those clubs being exempt from domestic cup comps. That would enhance the current Uefa cup format and add some prestige to that competition. and make the league cup the British League Cup