Newcastle fans

[Deleted member 77198]

They sang all game up in SSL3, they were excellent.

 

[hilts]

Football fans support their own team shocker

 

[Ballymagash Blue]

Met lots of Newcastle fans around town, in our hotel, and at the Etihad. Absolutely lovely people.

 

[ArdwickBlue_M12]

Massively overrated fans, I expected them to be better tonight

 

[manclad]

Massively overrated fans, I expected them to be better tonight

My thoughts exactly.

 

[Cheadle_hulmeBlue]

They sang all game up in SSL3, they were excellent.

I don’t agree mate. Was stood right near them in ss3. Could be acoustics but other than the last 10 minutes I barely heard anything from them. I thought ss3 was excellent at times

 

[swintonjamie]

I like how Newcastle fans generally are loud and give and take it but in a harmless way. Always a good laugh.

Unlike Leeds who only get loud before the match or once they know they’ve lost and then concentrate on causing trouble.

 

[eyalluvitt]

Every year they are comfortably the biggest pissed up knobheads to come to our ground, mouthy morons who can’t take their ale, for a club that excels in failure they have a very high opinion of themselves. Only Liverpool fans can match em .

Always meet em on holiday, giving it the big un about drinking us under the table, talk a good drink, then after 6 pints they are following through,pissing their pants and puking in bushes

 

[CarlosTevez'sEnglishTutor]

I like how Newcastle fans generally are loud and give and take it but in a harmless way. Always a good laugh.

Unlike Leeds who only get loud before the match or once they know they’ve lost and then concentrate on causing trouble.

Nail on head with Leeds. I have lived over there for years now and work with many of their fans. Some of these are decent people but fucking hell, never known such a negative doom and gloom fanbase. Their away following is a disgrace, akin with Cardiff and Millwall. Braindead.

 

[uwerosler28]

My thoughts exactly.

I expected the home fans to be much better seeing the treble winner back.for the first time

 

[BlueFurn]

The Fairs Cup was a strange competition. The first edition was played over two or three seasons and featured a London select side.

There was a rule that only teams from Cities could qualify and I think only one team per City (hence the London select team).

By the late 1960s and early 1960s, it was probably on a par with the Cup Winners Cup. By the time it was rebadged as the UEFA Cup, some felt it was harder to win than the European Cup.

The Fairs cup was played for by teams from cities where the trade fairs were held during the 60’s. Teams didn’t qualify by league position.

 

[mccity]

I was eavesdropping on some Newcastle fans on the way back tonight. All of them acknowledged that the better team won and were admiring the way we played.

 

[eyalluvitt]

 

[bennyboy]

Never heard them until the last 10 mins.
Most home games are the same for some reason.
Met a few after the game on the tram,all sound.

 

[blue b4 the moon]

I don’t agree mate. Was stood right near them in ss3. Could be acoustics but other than the last 10 minutes I barely heard anything from them. I thought ss3 was excellent at times

I thought they offered as little as their team in SS3.

 

[Bluescholar]

Back in the day they were evil and horrible, like everyone else probably,they've now forgotten year upon year of nobody going to watch then,proper shit crowds but always had good numbers away ,now they think they're massive and the best fans ever. Gobby bellends really. Media fed shitehawks.

 

[unicorn]

Got a lot of time for both Newcastle and Sunderland fans

So have I, but surprisingly quiet yesterday.

Our support was brilliant last night, and our control of the game gave them little to get behind. A wonderful night

 

[jimharri]

Was talking to a couple of them on the walk back into town after the game. Sound blokes.

 

[Groenendijk's tin of peas]

Nyacastle are fairweather fans, like Middlesbrough. Both have poor attendances when they drop into the Championship.

Newcastle averaged 51,106 last time they were in the Championship.

 

[hammocity]

Newcastle averaged 51,106 last time they were in the Championship.

Don’t know if you googled that but there were plenty of empty seats in their last Championship season at a lot of games. They may have used season ticket sales to pump up the numbers but there were clearly not 51k supporters as an average.