Limey Lounge Football Thread

[Dynamite Kid]

I didn't write that article you **** sucking knob jokey.

no but u believe it dont u

u keep brining it up as though its gospel u are small club that has won next to nothing and u think u can attract players like Huntelaar dillusional or what

players only go to Newcastle when nodody else wants them or they are shot and nobody is willing to pay there high wages

get real u Phag

[Chunk..]

u are off your head if u think u are the 5 th biggest side in England

Huntelaar can go anywhere in Europe he is being chased by the likes of Man Utd why on earth would he join Newcastle ? u need a reallity check seriously

Going by trophy haulage they are, my team Sunderland being 6th.

It's all about what's in the cabinet at the end of the day.

[Nicky_Hatton]

and fan base which Newcastle has, however I think it expands to marketability abroad nowadays which only the top four seem to have.

[Dynamite Kid]

RIZOOM perhaps Newcastle could attract Leo Messi & Rondinho to the Toon

[Macho Madness]

Soccer Is For *******!!

[Dynamite Kid]

Soccer Is For *******!!

only gays call it Soccer

[Flawless]

Soccer Is For *******!!

How many memeber does the sydney roosters have? They have have 4880 members. Melb Vic have been around for 3 yrs and have 22 000 members.

[good_looking01]

In fairness Terrible Newcastle have a fantastic record of signing high profile players.

Alan Shearer
David Ginola
Fastino Asprilla
Kevin Keegan
Michael Owen
Jonathan Woodgate
Obafemi Martins
Damien Duff
Joey Barton

I know some of them were only big names in England but the likes of Shearer, Owen and esp. Martins were world class big names who all choose to go the st james park. There is nothing to suggest if Newcastles late season form continues to improve during next season thenthey cannot mount a challagne into the top 4/5.

[Flab]

Owen to miss England games
Jenas also ruled out of squad with ankle injury

Last updated: 23rd May 2008

Michael Owen is likely to miss England's upcoming friendlies with the United States and Trinidad & Tobago due to a virus.

The Football Association has confirmed that the Newcastle United striker has not linked up with the squad for the two end-of-season games.

Owen was among 31 players called up for the double-header by Fabio Capello earlier this month, but is now expected to sit out the matches.

With several strikers already in the squad, England coach Capello has not yet called up a replacement for Owen.

Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Jermaine Jenas has also been sent home from the squad due to an ankle injury.

Capello is yet to have the full squad at his disposal, with the nine players who featured in Wednesday's UEFA Champions League final between Manchester United and Chelsea due to report on Saturday.

Former England captain David Beckham will join up with the squad on Sunday, a day after playing for Los Angeles Galaxy in the MLS.

England play the USA next Wednesday at Wembley before travelling to the Caribbean to tackle Trinidad & Tobago on Sunday 1st June.

[Dynamite Kid]

small club


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