Baggio

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He pulled up in his 4x4 and joined in!

At least we haven't got a shit board like we had before 1992 who would sell our best young players...

Ferdinand is shite, Ashton is overrated and a midfield pairing of Parker and Reo-Coker would be awful.

I'm officially ITK!

Lucky punch IMO.

I blame Souness for bullying him tbh

He's down already the big fucking fairy

IN 5 - 4 - 3 - 2 - 1....

Apparently Liverpool were away in Portugal on a team building session and Bellamy beat Riise up with a golf club!

who did? I'm watching Real and he is still on the ptich. Is this a recording I am watching? Yes! It kicked off at 7pm.

Who changed his username?!

Just got sent off!

http://home.skysports.com/list.aspx?hlid=4...p;channel=& Newcastle United have confirmed that Emre is still awaiting a date for a Football Association personal hearing where he will defend himself against accusations of racial abuse. The Magpies midfielder has been charged with using racially-aggravated and/or insulting words during Newcastle's defeat at the hands of Everton on 30th December. Emre allegedly used racist language when clashing with Everton players Tim Howard, Joleon Lescott and Joseph Yobo and has requested a personal hearing in order to put his case across to English football's governing body. The FA are also investigating claims of a second incident involving Emre and Bolton's El Hadji Diouf, whilst reports in Saturday's newspapers claim that the Turkey international has also been accused of racially abusing Watford midfielder Alhassan Bangura. However, Newcastle have only received correspondence regarding the Everton charge and are now waiting for a date to be set for a personal hearing. "Emre is still awaiting a date for his personal hearing where he intends to deny the charges brought against him and it would be inappropriate to make any further comment at this stage," read a club statement. "We have not received any communication regarding any other allegations."

Apart from giving the free kick away he had a good, solid game. Got up and down the left to support Duff which is what we've been missing with the young lads playing there.

Oba can be fans' hero Feb 17 2007 By Nick Purewal, The Evening Chronicle Goal machine Alan Shearer reckons Oba Martins can make the legend's No 9 shirt his own. Newcastle's favourite son hailed the Nigerian's "impressive" 13-goal return, then tipped the pace ace to nail down his old shirt by banging in goal after goal. United's all-time top-scorer believes the Martins, Michael Owen and Shola Ameobi striking trio will have rival Premiership managers drooling. Praising Martins' persistence after an inauspicious start, Shearer said the strike trio will put the fear of God into defences all over the country. And now Martins has settled into the Premiership's hustle and bustle, Shearer expects to see that trademark somersault with increasing regularity. Shearer said: "It's a very good return - whether anyone likes it or not, forwards are going to be judged on the goals they score and at the moment he's been able to do that. "He needed time to settle down coming from a different league and a different footballing culture. "Slowly but surely he's starting to show people what he can do, and hopefully there will be a lot more to come." Once the three strikers hit fitness and form, Shearer reckons the goals will rocket in around St James' Park - and other Premiership sides won't know what's hit them. Ameobi and Owen are both on the road to recovery, and for Glenn Roeder their return can't come quick enough. But in a season blighted by one crippling injury after another, Shearer said Roeder has worked his socks off without once moaning, and deserves the light now starting to glimmer at the end of the tunnel. Shearer said: "The Owen-Martins combination certainly has potential without a doubt, but don't forget Shola: he's had a serious injury too. "He'll come back into the fold, and when they have got everyone fit they will be a match for more than most. "They're all going to get goals, will complement each other well and hopefully can strike up a really good understanding together. "Plenty of sides will be jealous of that trio, that's for sure." At the same stage last season, Newcastle were worse off in the league, but a sudden burst of form propelled United to seventh spot and a UEFA Cup place. And Shearer hopes a repeat performance is on the cards for Roeder's troops as the business end of the campaign approaches. He said: "Glenn has done really well under the circumstances with all the injuries this season. "I think it was this time last year that we went on a great run that got us into the UEFA Cup, and Glenn will be looking to do exactly the same thing. "United had a great win against Liverpool, so if they keep that going you just never know. "Results like that can really have an effect on a side and get things moving. "With a little bit of luck, and a few more bodies back from injury, you never know what's going to happen. "Hopefully, they can finish in a high league position and get back into Europe."

If I was a Blackburn fan I'd be relieved I didn't pay money to watch this shite.

12 Monkeys - It would have made more sense if he'd shot that ginger bloke in the end tbh.

You're ruining my Damien Duff thread lads.

Also my agenda is with Parker, not Duff

Good that everybody on here has his own agenda regarding certain players. We should split them equally. Dan has Martins, MattM4 has Ameobi, I have Emre, Baggio has Duff, so there are still plenty left... So you think he played well then?

I quite like Sibierski, he isn't great but he's someone who is happy to sit on the bench and do a job when called upon, if we give him a one year deal I think we can get away without having to get a new striker in a spend any transfer money on the defence.

Poor again last night, I can't remember him putting one decent ball into the box.

Agreed. You sad fucking wanker, people like you make me puke, what the fuck is a racist anywhere, get real and stand your ground as a whitey or fuck right off,