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Kimbdinho i concur but i have to be pedant for a moment.

It's Craig Burley, not Craig Gordon...he's the Sunderland keeper!

Youre right though, he is really is a twat. An opinion i've held since he commented on our game at St James earlier in the season.

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These are the riches of the poor

It was a mistake done in post haste... geddit.


But yeah he was quite derogatory towards us..and for that he's a c**t..

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BJWB.1920-31/12/2010.

my exact thoughts on seeing the score. i wanted a draw for these two sacks of shite and an improbable escape for brom.

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"It felt like a really pointless version of ketamine: no psychedelic effects, no pleasant slide into rubbery nonsense, just a sudden drop off the cliff of wrongness."
"i'm gonna wreck you so bad we're going to have to change church"

I wanted Boro to win. I dont mind Sothgate, there it's out in the open.

I also hate nufc.

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KYPU

Southgate is ok. I hate their fans. They took the piss out of us at COMS two seasons running and now I'm glad to see them going down.

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And put on that wig I bought you. No, no, no, no. The reddish-brown one.

Imagine being a Boro fan - not only going down but seeing your nearest rivals just escaping by beating you. Got to feel a bit sorry for them. Especially the 4 that regularly turn up to home games.

The singing of 'United' songs at Maine Rd was unforgivable.

Bye bye twats.

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I hate Bobby Charlton.

he wants melting down for glue.

two shite teams with little or no chance of achieving anything, would love to see that smile wiped off shearers face

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'Fabio, the round thing there is the ball'

Aguero

Didn't hear that. I heard they got a twatting outside the grounda few years back. They deserved it.

I remember one fat mouthy woman in an ugly pink sweatshirt standing up and hurling abuse at us. When she was singled out with a chant ("Who's the fat bitch in the pink") she pulled up her jumper and wobbled her fat ugly belly at us. A gruesome sight.

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And put on that wig I bought you. No, no, no, no. The reddish-brown one.

He looked like a smug twat didn't he. Still, which is worth more to me? A chicken balti pie or Shearer getting knocked down to size? Tough call.

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And put on that wig I bought you. No, no, no, no. The reddish-brown one.

GOING UP ... VERY SLOWLY

An intolerant tea-timely email at the best of times, the Fiver has had
it with idiots who board the narrow escalator in Big Paper Towers
then stand there refusing to move, leaving us stuck on the step
behind them, fidgeting impatiently as it wends its way ever so slowly
towards the top. As Jerry Seinfeld once observed, an escalator is not
an amusement ride, although you could be forgiven for thinking
otherwise the way some women make such a song and dance about timing
their leap from terra firma on to their gradually unfolding step of
choice.

Not that everyone is in as big a rush to move up in the world as the
Fiver. Fans of Newcastle United are just pleased that their team has
finally stepped on to the escalator from the basement of the Premier
League and won't care how quickly it travels just so long as they
keep gliding upwards. And in the wake of his side's crucial win over
Middlesbrough last night, Magpies manager Alan Shearer was a mightily
relieved man. "There were some big, big performances from big men
tonight, they were brilliant," he way-ayed, in what would have been a
withering dig at the expense of Lil Mickey Owen if only it had been
intentional. "We were the better side. I told my players to enjoy
that winning feeling because it's been a long time coming."

A very long time indeed. Considering last night's victory was only
Newcastle's second win in 20 games, the previous one having come
against West Brom, the only Premier League side worse than
Middlesbrough ... apart from Hull City ... and Sunderland,
Newcastle's supporters know their Premier League status hasn't been
secured yet and therefore won't be getting carried away. "We've anny
won yen match, we're neet safe yet," said one street-trader outside
St James' Park who was doing a brisk trade selling "Messiah IX: This
Time It's Shearer" T-shirts to exuberant hordes of bare-chested men
who'll never actually wear them. "Aaal we've done is beat the
Smoggies, but at least we're ganin the reet wa," agreed another
Magpie, as he made for the tattoo parlour to be the first in Toon to
have "NUFC: Premier League Champions 2009-10" inked across his
expansive gut.

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A double-bed and a stalwart lover, for sure
These are the riches of the poor