Newcastle United Thread - 2021/22

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

Lots of rag fans and scouse fans complaining that football is finished (We've heard that before) the fact is that its finished for them.

Back of the net as they say :)

What they probably mean is that 'their' football is finished or their cosy arrangements are slowly coming to an end now there's another club on the block!

 

[mexico1970]

Just congratulated my Son In Law on his new club owners, he has lived vicariously through City for years now because he hates the SKY 4.

 

[Salford_Blue]

If they get to a Cup final and AET and it's 5-5 on penalties...what next?

 

[AkanjisAfro]

Feel for the Sunderland fans who will take a lot of shit over the next few years. I vastly prefer them to Newcastle. I do have a mate who is a magpies fan and I’m happy for him but overall their fans have been pretty hostile towards us and there is a strong element of hypocrisy coming from a lot of their support right now.

this 100%

 

[jim tolmies perm]

Well the twat needs reminding that not too long ago St James'
was lucky if 20,000 were in there. You have to constantly straighten out revisionist wankers who repeat the tripe other fans spout, particularly about City and attendances.

9,900 v Coventry IIRC in the 80s

 

[markstephenhickey]

Delaney is going mad on Twitter. Lol.

Look forward to having a new club to help push out the old guard.

 

[Bantamgaz]

Warren Barton on sky sports this morning says Newcastle United fans deserve it were getting 52,000 turning up in the lower divisions and Manchester city fans cannot be bother to turn up.

They bring up shit up like that and the deluded sheep swallow it in anyone in the know can see through it

Newcastle v Cambridge 1991 13k explain that crowd Barton ???
The North East fans are the best going when it’s going well isn’t that the case for every club ????
What the deluded clown seems to forget that apart from Sunderland who within a 80 mile radius will threaten there fan base ????
Middlesbrough ???
Hartlepool ???
Carlisle ???

so in a nutshell nobody it’s one of the Uks biggest cities with little threat from other clubs and that is always gonna be a massive advantage .........

 

[lazerblue]

What they probably mean is that 'their' football is finished or their cosy arrangements are slowly coming to an end now there's another club on the block!

Have the filthy four sent a signed letter to the league yet

 

[AkanjisAfro]

will they take back their letter to UEFA/CAS now then?

 

[Manchester_lalala]

Watford and Norwich are certain to go down IMO so it's going to be a shootout for Newcastle, Burnley and maybe Southampton.

After a few years of a really weak feeling league, we are finally approaching the strongest PL in my memory, I think we are going to see all 3 promoted sides getting relegated becoming the norm soon.

Ambitious projects like Villa, Wolves, Brighton, Leeds and Brentford have really reduced the number of relegation candidates.

This going to make the championship harder to as some teams getting relegated will actually be decent.