Barcon
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I'm sure it's already been discussed but, can somebody point me in the direction of the, "what's the story with Nastasic" bit, please.
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City vs Newcastle Post Match
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Rammy Blue
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Barcon said:I'm sure it's already been discussed but, can somebody point me in the direction of the, "what's the story with Nastasic" bit, please.
heard he had a punch-up with Bob in training. Should be in papers tomorrow.
Len Rum said:It reminds how far we have come that we can dominate a Newcastle side that represent your average Prem side.
I disagree. Second place and about to play the semi-final of the FA Cup. This is a disgraceful showing. We have not come very far at all. I think we should go on hunger strike in protest and we should difinitely chuck our season tickets at Bobby's head.
malg
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I watched a different game to most people today. For the life of me I can't see how Nasri was man of the match, I thought he was average at best, and was hoping he'd be subbed. All he seemed to do was get the ball, then turn around and do a five yard pass to the nearest player, which was invariably Yaya. There were a good few occasions when he should have taken his man on, but seemed happy to pass the responsibility onto someone else.
As for people slagging Dzeko - again I was watching something different.
As for people slagging Dzeko - again I was watching something different.
dan.j.mcfc
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Genuine post from nufc-forum.com
"That "hammering" was anything but.
We played magic today and withstanding the decent shortarse and the giant donkey for them, we would have come away with a result.
Moussa was outstanding, Cabaye was full of heart, Cisse needs some primary school geometry lessons, but otherwise we were a match for them.
I don't feel disheartened today. I feel euphoric because for once, the luck was against us. Nothing more. Nothing less.
Howay our lads and lasses today"
That bloke cannot be serious!
"That "hammering" was anything but.
We played magic today and withstanding the decent shortarse and the giant donkey for them, we would have come away with a result.
Moussa was outstanding, Cabaye was full of heart, Cisse needs some primary school geometry lessons, but otherwise we were a match for them.
I don't feel disheartened today. I feel euphoric because for once, the luck was against us. Nothing more. Nothing less.
Howay our lads and lasses today"
That bloke cannot be serious!
Rammy Blue
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dan.j.mcfc said:Genuine post from nufc-forum.com
"That "hammering" was anything but.
We played magic today and withstanding the decent shortarse and the giant donkey for them, we would have come away with a result.
Moussa was outstanding, Cabaye was full of heart, Cisse needs some primary school geometry lessons, but otherwise we were a match for them.
I don't feel disheartened today. I feel euphoric because for once, the luck was against us. Nothing more. Nothing less.
Howay our lads and lasses today"
That bloke cannot be serious!
It'll be a mackem on the wum.
dan.j.mcfc
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Rammy Blue said:dan.j.mcfc said:Genuine post from nufc-forum.com
"That "hammering" was anything but.
We played magic today and withstanding the decent shortarse and the giant donkey for them, we would have come away with a result.
Moussa was outstanding, Cabaye was full of heart, Cisse needs some primary school geometry lessons, but otherwise we were a match for them.
I don't feel disheartened today. I feel euphoric because for once, the luck was against us. Nothing more. Nothing less.
Howay our lads and lasses today"
That bloke cannot be serious!
It'll be a mackem on the wum.
Yeah that was my first thought, but he has got a few hundred posts on there so I'm not so sure, he posted this cracker as well.....
"Moussa was incredible, same for Goufran again, Jonas put in a fair shift as did many others. What I saw this aft/morning was a team that can play against the best and luck-permitting can win
Arl their goals were flukey jammy shatbags and we could have had a smashing 3-4 win but for the tides....."
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I thought every player did their bit. It was an excellent performance. My highlight though was in injury time. The ball went out of play, the ref looked at the liner, the liner at the ref and Carlos thought bugger this and picked up the ball and threw it in. At this point the linesman with as much gusto as he could muster flagged for a City throw. Very funny but further proof that they are truly fucking useless.
danny123
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I think we should drop Silva for the rest of the season and play Lescott as the playmaker. Silva was shocking today and some of Lescott's touches were incredible today.
dan.j.mcfc said:Genuine post from nufc-forum.com
"That "hammering" was anything but.
We played magic today and withstanding the decent shortarse and the giant donkey for them, we would have come away with a result.
Moussa was outstanding, Cabaye was full of heart, Cisse needs some primary school geometry lessons, but otherwise we were a match for them.
I don't feel disheartened today. I feel euphoric because for once, the luck was against us. Nothing more. Nothing less.
Howay our lads and lasses today"
That bloke cannot be serious!
Have any of them responded to him?