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Thread: Are we now worried ?

  1. #41
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    Quote Originally Posted by Balanbam00 View Post
    BT : Again ,if you do not know so much about the Middle east ,best not to say. '' But the Israelis think a kick in the gob or an odd rocket or two makes everything OKAY...''
    He's just off on one of his infantile rants Balan, nothing new, all sound and fury, signifying nothing. Like 99% of football fans in this country I do not give a FF who owns Newcastle United. I would think these new owners will be better for them than Ashley was, which is a good thing, I'm slightly concerned that their new spending power makes it a bit more likely that we will be relegated, but on the basis that 'if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen', then it's something BFC will have to live with, besides we have new owners who are free to match Newcastle's spending power if they so wish, if they can't, then why buy into a club at this level in the first place ?

    It's instructive to notice which clubs are kicking up loudest about this takeover, according to the Mail this morning the wibbling, whining and hand-wringing is being led by Arsenal, Spurs, Liverpool and Manchester United, all clubs which will be reluctant to see any other club impinging on their monopoly of the gravy train at the top of the PL and in Europe, but of course that has nothing to do with their objections, which are based purely on the morality of the regime now ensconced in the Newcastle boardroom.........aren't they ? Maybe, but I've never heard any of them voicing concerns over the fate of Houthi rebels before, but possibly I missed that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sinkov View Post
    He's just off on one of his infantile rants Balan, nothing new, all sound and fury, signifying nothing. Like 99% of football fans in this country I do not give a FF who owns Newcastle United. I would think these new owners will be better for them than Ashley was, which is a good thing, I'm slightly concerned that their new spending power makes it a bit more likely that we will be relegated, but on the basis that 'if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen', then it's something BFC will have to live with, besides we have new owners who are free to match Newcastle's spending power if they so wish, if they can't, then why buy into a club at this level in the first place ?

    It's instructive to notice which clubs are kicking up loudest about this takeover, according to the Mail this morning the wibbling, whining and hand-wringing is being led by Arsenal, Spurs, Liverpool and Manchester United, all clubs which will be reluctant to see any other club impinging on their monopoly of the gravy train at the top of the PL and in Europe, but of course that has nothing to do with their objections, which are based purely on the morality of the regime now ensconced in the Newcastle boardroom.........aren't they ? Maybe, but I've never heard any of them voicing concerns over the fate of Houthi rebels before, but possibly I missed that.
    That's the problem though, sinkov, these objectors have missed the boat because they could have recruited BT to say his piece about the fate of the Houthi rebels and this would have given them a cast iron case when they objected. I'm sure that BT is available ----for a suitable fee!

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    Maybe we can't catch him and he is somewhere on the M 61 ,or M 66 taking the knee? I know ,always up to new tricks. I like it when he is off on a rant , keeps me fit and trim. Tennis is good for the eyes and neck muscles ,but BT is good for the brain.
    Anyway we , the Israeli 'Mannschaft',will be facing the 'Scots' this evening, I just hope all those over the border have been boozing all night!

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    I see now the D M, it reads on the sports page.

    ''James Tarkowski 'could be one of the first signings of Newcastle United's new era'... with the Burnley defender 'keen on a move in January'. or perhaps this is just a sports reporter after more cash ?

    The 28-year-old has entered the final year of his contract at Turf Moor and will be free to leave for nothing at the end of the season.
    James Tarkowski is one of the names tipped to become the first signing of Newcastle's new era.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sinkov View Post
    Looks like I might be wrong about that, according to the Telegraph this morning both Tarko and McNeil will be on their shopping list.
    According to the Telegraph this afternoon it's a done deal, Tarko's off to the Toon in January.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sinkov View Post
    According to the Telegraph this afternoon it's a done deal, Tarko's off to the Toon in January.
    If you wanted to truly sink your relegation rivals just nick their best player.

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    I've had enough of this shlit...it's become a greedy, despicable.
    toilet of a game, full if overpayed divs and predatory leeches !


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    Quote Originally Posted by Norder View Post
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    I've had enough of this shlit...it's become a greedy, despicable.
    toilet of a game, full if overpayed divs and predatory leeches !


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    Viz Comic could hardly have imagined that ruthless millionaire businessman Maxwell Baxter would be but a mere cardboard cutout compared with the crooks and charlatans that now inhabit the Premier League.

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    Quote Originally Posted by outwoodclaret View Post
    Viz Comic could hardly have imagined that ruthless millionaire businessman Maxwell Baxter would be but a mere cardboard cutout compared with the crooks and charlatans that now inhabit the Premier League.
    It's quite remarkable Mr Outwood how the EPL has become a microcosm of how Blow Job and his cronies run the country with the crooks and charlatans controlling the whole shebang.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Norder View Post
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    I've had enough of this shlit...it's become a greedy, despicable.
    toilet of a game, full if overpayed divs and predatory leeches !


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    All we need now Norder is for an Iranian backed billionaire to buy Sunderland Football Club. I would love to see a soccer civil war between Sunni and Shiite Muslims — with the English Premier League caught smack bang in the middle. That would teach the f*uckers a lesson.

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