Sunderland 0 - 1 Newcastle Utd
24 February 2002, 03:46 PM
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And the Magpies contine to brush to rubbish teams away in their quest for The Premiership.
Now 2nd place, with game in hand on Man Utd which, if we won, would take us top.
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Now 2nd place, with game in hand on Man Utd which, if we won, would take us top.
-DV
24 February 2002, 07:31 PM
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To paraphrase Kevin Keegan,
"I would just love it if Newcastle beat them"
them being Manchester United of course.
Seriously even though I'm not a Newcastle fan I would love to see them go on and win it now. It would be great for football if just for once the team no one tipped at the start of the season could do it. I just hope the cup doesn't become a distraction to them.
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"I would just love it if Newcastle beat them"
them being Manchester United of course.
Seriously even though I'm not a Newcastle fan I would love to see them go on and win it now. It would be great for football if just for once the team no one tipped at the start of the season could do it. I just hope the cup doesn't become a distraction to them.
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24 February 2002, 10:09 PM
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erm derby won WOWEEEE
now if we can only beat Man u at home????????
on a more serious note leisesters (How the **** do you spell it)hard man Robbie mr fair play Savage claims he rightfully belongs in the premeirship who the **** is going to buy the dirtiest little scumbag in the leauge with 11 !!!! more yellowcards than any other player and less talent than any of them.
Matt
oh and all power to the toon army nice to see somone new challenging for glory
[Edited by mattstant - 2/24/2002 10:11:53 PM]
now if we can only beat Man u at home????????
on a more serious note leisesters (How the **** do you spell it)hard man Robbie mr fair play Savage claims he rightfully belongs in the premeirship who the **** is going to buy the dirtiest little scumbag in the leauge with 11 !!!! more yellowcards than any other player and less talent than any of them.
Matt
oh and all power to the toon army nice to see somone new challenging for glory
[Edited by mattstant - 2/24/2002 10:11:53 PM]
24 February 2002, 11:31 PM
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they have certainly had an infuence especially warren barton who has been an instant crowd pleaser cant understand why Newcastle let him go so easily.
I dont think weve seen the best of Rob lee yet it must be a big shock having to play next to darryl powell it'll take him a couple of games to learn NOT to pass the ball to him.
I dont think weve seen the best of Rob lee yet it must be a big shock having to play next to darryl powell it'll take him a couple of games to learn NOT to pass the ball to him.
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25 February 2002, 01:54 PM
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Can't speak highly enough of Warren Barton's character - the guy went through a phase a couple of seasons ago of getting absolutely slaughtered by our fans during matches, which I found disgusting.
The bloke didn't shirk ANY responsibility, and ALWAYS wanted the ball. He won all those fans over and they realised the guy would give 100% every game, which is all you can ask of someone.
I'd love to see him come back as a coach.
As for Rob Lee, he's one of the best midfield holding men in the Premiership. He may not look it, but he's as strong as an Ox and a top notch all-round midfielder. Only trouble is he's getting on a bit, and is picking up injuries when he never used to, so he won't play every week.
Hope you're club stay in the Premiership.
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The bloke didn't shirk ANY responsibility, and ALWAYS wanted the ball. He won all those fans over and they realised the guy would give 100% every game, which is all you can ask of someone.
I'd love to see him come back as a coach.
As for Rob Lee, he's one of the best midfield holding men in the Premiership. He may not look it, but he's as strong as an Ox and a top notch all-round midfielder. Only trouble is he's getting on a bit, and is picking up injuries when he never used to, so he won't play every week.
Hope you're club stay in the Premiership.
-DV
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