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Finally!

FFS Obertan. Take him off for Marveaux, switch Jonas to the right.

I was first tbh

I agree with just about everything you say here, but I would take Best off for Ben Arfa.

Best? Has a yellow card as well.

HT It hasn't looked too good. We've created one real chance. Ben Arfa needs to come on ASAP.

Jonas always tracked back as well.

Dirty Cabaye

When we lose, I'm afraid.

"She bangs the drums" on SJP. One of my fav songs, I'll take that as a good omen.

They highlight a problem but it's a problem that's not in need of being highlighted. Arguments for the need for change are redundant, it's the actual solution in itself that could be a solid basis for a resistance movement.

I can't escape the feeling of this being well-to-do white westerners saying "those arabic revolutions were cool, I want that too". White Riot, basically.

There are no demands. That's the good thing about it. Its a general expression of disgust with the status quo without any solutions provided. Elected leaders are there to solve the problems, the people are rising up to demand they do so rather than catering to their donors. Right. I'm just saying that a protest/resistance movement as such should suggest a solution. I think most people would agree that the current situation is unsustainable, but how do we change it?

I'm intrigued by this but I'm not really sure what they actually want. Seems a bit like an empty expression of dissent.

Fucking joke that.

+1 Usually have around three.

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Är du redan full? Om vi spelar som vi gjort hittills så vinner vi absolut.

Precisely. He's won fuck all (I'm not counting second division championships and the like). He's been at one big club and fucked up royally. Him talking about the England manager job is laughable.

Won't happen of course and propably not a good idea. Potential morale wrecker with his attitude. Can't deny that it would be something special, though. And he's a Newcastle fan as well.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVXmMMSo47s Always preferred them to The Who.

I hope that's what it is and not what he actually thinks...

Aye, he was brilliant the short time he was here. If he wasn't so injury prone I think he would have gone on to be a NUFC legend. That wasn't to be, now he's barely remembered as a Newcastle player (by non-NUFC fans).

We have missed talk of winning a trophy like. That's what I mean, it's been taboo to even talk about it.

I like the fact that he keeps talking about winning a throphy, though. That's something that's badly needed at this club and I think one trophy may open the floodgates.