Tyne–Wear derby Discussion
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Tyne–Wear derby Discussion
by Arquitecto Sun Apr 14, 2013 1:06 pm
Newcastle down 1-0 yet playing well and creating chances that unfortunately have been victim of some dire finishing. Half starts now. Discuss! (No chat for this?)
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Re: Tyne–Wear derby Discussion
by Arquitecto Sun Apr 14, 2013 1:11 pm
Tiote continues in attempts to replicate THAT goal v the Arsenal 4-4 comeback. Cabaye should whisper in his ear: "If you have the technique of Clattermole, no point in replicating once in a lifetime goal"
Newcastle dominating possession
Newcastle dominating possession
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Re: Tyne–Wear derby Discussion
by Arquitecto Sun Apr 14, 2013 1:13 pm
Di Canio replicating Allegri's war chants in "Dai Dai Dai" "Calma Calma Calma".
This isn't Italia Paolo
English would suffice
This isn't Italia Paolo
English would suffice
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Re: Tyne–Wear derby Discussion
by Arquitecto Sun Apr 14, 2013 1:18 pm
Prince of Newcastle, who has been excellent in saving some chances from Sunderland, comes off for Rob Elliot who confidently catches a corner right away. Massive loss for NUFC.
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Re: Tyne–Wear derby Discussion
by Arquitecto Sun Apr 14, 2013 1:22 pm
Somebody please cancel the missing report case filed versus Sessegnon who has just turned up concede a FK from a vicious tackle onto Messi's fav, Jonas.
Cisse's goal ruled offside.
Sessegnon attempting fight invisibility by diving in the penalty box.
Cisse's goal ruled offside.
Sessegnon attempting fight invisibility by diving in the penalty box.
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Re: Tyne–Wear derby Discussion
by Great Leader Sprucenuce Sun Apr 14, 2013 3:24 pm
Congratulations to Sunderland they deserved every bit of that 3-0 win.
On the other hand apart from maybe Marveaux, Cisse and Debuchy the players were a f*cking disgrace and need a long hard look at themselves.
Oh and Pardew has to go.... picks an athletic, fast and technical midfield which can create and score and he has the team sitting deep at home hoofing against a team who has won 1 in like 19 games.
I would go into more detail why he's a useless piece of shit but its really a waste of time and energy.
On the other hand apart from maybe Marveaux, Cisse and Debuchy the players were a f*cking disgrace and need a long hard look at themselves.
Oh and Pardew has to go.... picks an athletic, fast and technical midfield which can create and score and he has the team sitting deep at home hoofing against a team who has won 1 in like 19 games.
I would go into more detail why he's a useless piece of shit but its really a waste of time and energy.
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Re: Tyne–Wear derby Discussion
by NiallQuinnsdiscoPants Sun Apr 14, 2013 4:08 pm
Good result and day out.
Slightly spoilt by the jawdee savages reinacting the arab spring.
Was going to spend rest of day having a few more beers but got seperated from m8s and they are stuck behind enemy lines after police had to close train station
Slightly spoilt by the jawdee savages reinacting the arab spring.
Was going to spend rest of day having a few more beers but got seperated from m8s and they are stuck behind enemy lines after police had to close train station
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Re: Tyne–Wear derby Discussion
by Art Morte Sun Apr 14, 2013 4:40 pm
It was a fairly entertaining game, stopped watching a little before Vaughan's goal. The scoreline doesn't reflect the balance of play, but no doubt Sunderland deserved to win, they came up with the moments of quality in attack + Mignolet with a few good saves.
The relegation battle is looking so tense, Villa, Sunderland and Stoke on 34 points and Norwich are only one point better off, they must be a bit nervous...
The relegation battle is looking so tense, Villa, Sunderland and Stoke on 34 points and Norwich are only one point better off, they must be a bit nervous...
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Re: Tyne–Wear derby Discussion
by RED Sun Apr 14, 2013 4:51 pm
Sunderland getting Di Canio at this stage of the season is looking like a masterstroke. They look reinvigorated and miles better than previously under O'Neil.
Those 3 goals were all fantastic. Even Johnson scored
You know things are looking better when he performs and scores a cracking goal.
Those 3 goals were all fantastic. Even Johnson scored
You know things are looking better when he performs and scores a cracking goal.
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Re: Tyne–Wear derby Discussion
by Art Morte Sun Apr 14, 2013 6:16 pm
RED wrote:Sunderland getting Di Canio at this stage of the season is looking like a masterstroke. They look reinvigorated and miles better than previously under O'Neil.
Those 3 goals were all fantastic. Even Johnson scored
I have no idea why the Newcastle defence backed off and gave him plenty of space to shoot, but it was well-taken goal nevertheless.
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Re: Tyne–Wear derby Discussion
by NiallQuinnsdiscoPants Sun Apr 14, 2013 6:43 pm
Aye Johnson did well for a MOTD player.
We are playing so much better under DiCanio, If that was under MoN we would have tried to sit back and hold onto the 0-1.
Vaughans goal was a belter. In fact all 3 goals were well taken. Sess can be frustrating holding onto the ball too long and loosing it but glad he did them.
Things are looking allot more promising for the relegation battle but I wont count my chickens just yet.
Honorable mention to Gardner who turned up at a pub this morn and traveled to the match with our fans sitting in the away end with them.
And a shout out to the newcastle fan who decided to try and fight a horse.
We are playing so much better under DiCanio, If that was under MoN we would have tried to sit back and hold onto the 0-1.
Vaughans goal was a belter. In fact all 3 goals were well taken. Sess can be frustrating holding onto the ball too long and loosing it but glad he did them.
Things are looking allot more promising for the relegation battle but I wont count my chickens just yet.
Honorable mention to Gardner who turned up at a pub this morn and traveled to the match with our fans sitting in the away end with them.
And a shout out to the newcastle fan who decided to try and fight a horse.
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Re: Tyne–Wear derby Discussion
by Zealous Sun Apr 14, 2013 8:01 pm
Pretty ridiculous for fans to riot like that. Between this and Millwall yesterday England seems to be having a hooligan renaissance.
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Re: Tyne–Wear derby Discussion
by RealGunner Sun Apr 14, 2013 8:15 pm
LMAO at that guy 
great pics NQDP
great pics NQDP
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Re: Tyne–Wear derby Discussion
by Art Morte Sun Apr 14, 2013 8:24 pm
"I'm so angry I could punch a horse!"
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Re: Tyne–Wear derby Discussion
by Great Leader Sprucenuce Sun Apr 14, 2013 8:48 pm
Zealous wrote:Pretty ridiculous for fans to riot like that. Between this and Millwall yesterday England seems to be having a hooligan renaissance.
It was hardly a riot.... media blowing it way out proportion.
A bunch of charver c***s embarrassing themselves and the club and damaging their own city for an hour or two. Shameful stuff, but not even close to rioting.
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Re: Tyne–Wear derby Discussion
by Zealous Sun Apr 14, 2013 8:57 pm
Great Leader Sprucenuce wrote:Zealous wrote:Pretty ridiculous for fans to riot like that. Between this and Millwall yesterday England seems to be having a hooligan renaissance.
It was hardly a riot.... media blowing it way out proportion.
A bunch of charver c***s embarrassing themselves and the club and damaging their own city for an hour or two. Shameful stuff, but not even close to rioting.
Of course this is based on what I've seen only. Media could be blowing it out of proportion.
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Re: Tyne–Wear derby Discussion
by Great Leader Sprucenuce Sun Apr 14, 2013 9:02 pm
Understandable..... while we on this subject considering how embarassing today was i might as well kick it up a notch....
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Re: Tyne–Wear derby Discussion
by DeletedUser#1 Sun Apr 14, 2013 9:12 pm
if Wigan get something from their games in hand, this relegation battle will be amazing.
reminds me of last day of 10-11 season
reminds me of last day of 10-11 season
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Re: Tyne–Wear derby Discussion
by Great Leader Sprucenuce Sun Apr 14, 2013 9:18 pm
Harry Redknapp wrote:if Wigan get something from their games in hand, this relegation battle will be amazing.
reminds me of last day of 10-11 season
More depends on Stoke showing the world how shit they are tbh.
The only reason i'm not a bag of nerves is because of Stoke's horrendous form
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Re: Tyne–Wear derby Discussion
by NiallQuinnsdiscoPants Sun Apr 14, 2013 9:47 pm
Yup blown out of proportion
Three officers were injured, one of whom was taken to hospital, and 27 people were arrested.
Even before the game began Newcastle fans were needling Sunderland as they Nazi saluted the team bus on its arrival at the ground with manager Di Canio on board.
As police escorted Sunderland fans to the train station once the match had finished chaos ensued as defeated Newcastle fans began to attack their rivals.
Police and Sunderland fans desperately tried to shield themselves from the missiles which were being thrown from all directions.
Terrified workers at Newcastle train station locked the doors to keep out the rioters and protect the people inside.
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Re: Tyne–Wear derby Discussion
by NiallQuinnsdiscoPants Mon Apr 15, 2013 7:44 pm
Webb dropped from prem league games next week for poor performance.MOTD didn't talk about a MOTM or player performances. Instead Lawro went on for 10 minutes about how amazing Webb was.
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Re: Tyne–Wear derby Discussion
by Art Morte Mon Apr 15, 2013 8:46 pm
NiallQuinnsdiscoPants wrote:
Really? I watched for 80 minutes and thought he was fine. Chris Foy should be dropped for next season based on this criteria.
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Re: Tyne–Wear derby Discussion
by Great Leader Sprucenuce Wed Apr 17, 2013 1:20 am
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2310139/I-acting-self-defence-says-drunken-fan-disabled-benefits-threw-punch-police-horse.html
Acting in self defence against a horse
I really hope the courts are not as idiotic as he clearly is
Acting in self defence against a horse
I really hope the courts are not as idiotic as he clearly is
LOONY LEFT RESPONSIBLE AS BENEFITS YOB PUNCHES IMMIGRANT HORSE
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