ousefox Posted 26 July 2009 Posted 26 July 2009 im sorry its not about city but oh-my-f*****-days!! i haven't laughed like i did yesterday in a long time when i turned on sky sports news and score the orient score line! made my week!the thing is, newcaslte had quite a strong team out..martins..barton..s.taylor.. can't wait for us to put 6 past the magpies live on sky, i'll be drunk as a monkey going nuts in a bar in Kos rubbing it into those geordie failures! Then why have you put it here?
Lillehamring Posted 26 July 2009 Posted 26 July 2009 oh brilliant - so, newcastle are going to be this season's leeds
smudge_lcfc69 Posted 26 July 2009 Posted 26 July 2009 Then why have you put it here? sorry im new to this, bored at work so thought id just post it! appologies if i've made the place look untidy..
Matt Posted 26 July 2009 Posted 26 July 2009 oh brilliant - so, newcastle are going to be this season's leeds I was thinking this yesterday.
Hitesh Posted 26 July 2009 Posted 26 July 2009 I heard about this last night when I was in Leeds and thought someone was having me on, just got back and found it was true! And they had a decent side out too! Gutted!
smudge_lcfc69 Posted 26 July 2009 Posted 26 July 2009 I heard about this last night when I was in Leeds and thought someone was having me on, just got back and found it was true! And they had a decent side out too! Gutted! Sorry fella's i thought it was just a forum obv for leicester fans but could post anything in, will member for next time!
Fox92 Posted 26 July 2009 Posted 26 July 2009 The score wasn't worse than Portsmouth. Anyway, they have lost their unbeaten pre-season record. They will still win promotion this year and no doubt beat many teams in the division by alot of goals themselves. Not saying much more as our results haven't exactly been great
Guest Bilo Posted 26 July 2009 Posted 26 July 2009 Obviously a terrible result for Newcastle, but I wouldn't spaff in my grundies just yet. Pre-season means very little ultimately, and they'll still be a force to be reckoned with in the Championship if their team can pick itself up. I do agree with others though that if they fail to find a buyer or start badly, their situation could quickly turn into a carbon copy of Leeds.
Heart-Shaped Fox Posted 26 July 2009 Posted 26 July 2009 The score wasn't worse than Portsmouth.Anyway, they have lost their unbeaten pre-season record. They will still win promotion this year and no doubt beat many teams in the division by alot of goals themselves. Not saying much more as our results haven't exactly been great With their squad they have to be the favourites but I really wouldn't put money on them. They have no manager, and still have an owner who is hated by thousands. Unless they get someone in I can't see them doing too well.
Fox92 Posted 26 July 2009 Posted 26 July 2009 With their squad they have to be the favourites but I really wouldn't put money on them. They have no manager, and still have an owner who is hated by thousands.Unless they get someone in I can't see them doing too well. If I was to put money on who would win the league, it would most probably be Middlesborough.
Guest Bilo Posted 26 July 2009 Posted 26 July 2009 With their squad they have to be the favourites but I really wouldn't put money on them. They have no manager, and still have an owner who is hated by thousands.Unless they get someone in I can't see them doing too well. I have to agree that on the pitch their team is the best, but everything off the pitch is wrong. They need somebody with deep pockets, vast reserves of patience and skin like a rhino to ward off the impatient fans to buy out Mike Ashley. In the current economic climate, they could be waiting quite some time for such a saviour. God help them if they get off to a bad start, as that would almost certainly mean no more hope of a new owner as well as a player exodus in January.
Heart-Shaped Fox Posted 26 July 2009 Posted 26 July 2009 If I was to put money on who would win the league, it would most probably be Middlesborough. I wouldn't really have a clue! If I had to I would go for Sheffield United, but knowing my luck they would come 2nd on Goal Difference.
Heart-Shaped Fox Posted 26 July 2009 Posted 26 July 2009 The previous thread is now in this one! :thumbsup:
Fox92 Posted 26 July 2009 Posted 26 July 2009 The previous thread is now in this one! :thumbsup: I know I was confuzed then because I couldn't find the Orient 6-1 Newcastle then found out that they had been merged
Ultra Posted 26 July 2009 Posted 26 July 2009 If I was to put money on who would win the league, it would most probably be Middlesborough. Mido is apparently leaving them, as is Tuncay. So who's going to score goals for them?
Heart-Shaped Fox Posted 26 July 2009 Posted 26 July 2009 Mido is apparently leaving them, as is Tuncay.So who's going to score goals for them? Not bloody Alves that is for sure! He couldn't hit a barn door with a machine gun. Their problem is they never score enough and I doubt they will this season either. If they do go up it will be like Brum did, nicking games 1-0/2-1 and having a good defence.
lildave3 Posted 26 July 2009 Posted 26 July 2009 Mido is apparently leaving them, as is Tuncay.So who's going to score goals for them? I hope Tuncay goes to a decent club, preferably in England.
Edmund Posted 26 July 2009 Posted 26 July 2009 I hope Tuncay goes to a decent club, preferably in England. Im sure it was Villa who were linked with him. Perfect MON signing.
lildave3 Posted 26 July 2009 Posted 26 July 2009 Im sure it was Villa who were linked with him. Perfect MON signing. Doubt it. They don't really need another winger. Plus he's not English, so not the perfect MON signing
Edmund Posted 26 July 2009 Posted 26 July 2009 Doubt it. They don't really need another winger.Plus he's not English, so not the perfect MON signing http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2009/ju...-downing-tuncay Little old but I heard a day or two ago that they were close to signing him. Also I wouldn't just see Tuncay as a winger more of a striker. Doesn't need to be English to be a perfect MON signing. Got a Carew esque aura about this, can see him doing well at Villa.
lildave3 Posted 26 July 2009 Posted 26 July 2009 http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2009/ju...-downing-tuncay Little old but I heard a day or two ago that they were close to signing him. Also I wouldn't just see Tuncay as a winger more of a striker. Doesn't need to be English to be a perfect MON signing. Got a Carew esque aura about this, can see him doing well at Villa. Even so, with Agbonlahor, Heskey and Carew around, I doubt he'd play much. Rather he went somewhere where he'd be a regular.
Edmund Posted 26 July 2009 Posted 26 July 2009 Rather he went somewhere where he'd be a regular. Galatasaray?
Radovan's Caravan Posted 27 July 2009 Posted 27 July 2009 I have to agree that on the pitch their team is the best, but everything off the pitch is wrong. They need somebody with deep pockets, vast reserves of patience and skin like a rhino to ward off the impatient fans to buy out Mike Ashley. In the current economic climate, they could be waiting quite some time for such a saviour. God help them if they get off to a bad start, as that would almost certainly mean no more hope of a new owner as well as a player exodus in January. It's more than the current economic climate that's putting off new investors Mr Bilo. Read the blurb I put up earlier on Whelan's book
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