Protest Outside St James Park

[throbinson]

***NEWS FLASH*** There has been football in this country since before 1992. Since the 1880s, in fact. And if we're quoting statistics, then since 1955 Newcastle have won, err, the FA Youth Cup and the Intertoto Cup.

Having 52,000 lemmings turn up week in week out to watch you does not make you a big club.

Will they get 52,000 next season?

 

[Safeway]

Will they get 52,000 next season?

Probably, because they're STUPID.

 

[Wienergull]

Just an idle thought, but, given his obvious powers of motivation and organisation, I wonder how our own Mr Slade would have fared in turning round that bunch of big-time Charlies. It certainly didn't take him long to suss out the slackers in the Albion team.

 

[Stoo82]

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[Spider]

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I've seen those before but that is brilliant - I love the stuff about the new kit and the line "There's always Blackpool away to look forward to".

 

[throbinson]

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[Uncle Buck]

To the tune of Blaydon Races;

They all went down to Villa Park
Twas the 24th May
Hoping god would smile on them upon the Sabbath Day
Proud as punch in stripey shirts, cream of the Geordie Nation
Ganning along to Birmingham, to see the relegation

Oh me lands, you should've seen them crying
Watching the shambles on the pitch, premier dreams a'dying
All the lads and lasses there, all had gloomy facs
Going down the Championship with all of Shearers aces

 

[Vatican Citys No.2 Keeper]

Never seems to find the right team does Adolf, first Sheff Utd, and now this

 

[perseus]

How man mutha man.
Ye knaa what ah mean leik.
Eeeh man, ahm gannin te the booza.
Whees i' the netty?
Gan canny or we'll dunsh summick

 

[pacman]

And people wonder why others are pleased/happy to see Newcastle relegated

Damian Duff
"No disrespect to the Championship but Newcastle are too big a club to be down there. I plan on being straight back up after next season."

Mr Duff might be in for a bit of a shock come next year

 

[Gwylan]

And people wonder why others are pleased/happy to see Newcastle relegated

Damian Duff
"No disrespect to the Championship but Newcastle are too big a club to be down there. I plan on being straight back up after next season."

Mr Duff might be in for a bit of a shock come next year

I seem to recall Leeds players/fans saying something similar

 

[auschr]

Happy days

 

[NMH]

Do they have a website where one can go and take the piss until they get found out and banned?

 

[Stoo82]

Never seems to find the right team does Adolf, first Sheff Utd, and now this

There is a Leeds one for after the Millwall game and an MPs expeces one whih is FEEKING funny. Well worth a watch.

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

If they drop down into League 1 their only local derby will be against Hartlepool

 

[Rich Suvner]

Good grief! Those of us who have been around for a very long time remember when Wolverhampton Wanderers was a MASSIVE club - certainly ahead of the likes of Newcastle.

When the idea of a European club competition was first floated, one of the main campaigners for this, Gabriel Hanot, editor of L'Équipe, wrote thus:-

"Before we declare that Wolverhampton Wanderers are invincible, let them go to Moscow and Budapest. And there are other internationally renowned clubs: A.C. Milan and Real Madrid to name but two. A club world championship, or at least a European one — larger, more meaningful and more prestigious than the Mitropa Cup and more original than a competition for national teams — should be launched".

Wolves ... not Manchester United, not Chelsea, not Liverpool, not Spurs. WOLVES.

i think what's interesting about this point, is that in the period since newcastle has not won a major trophy!!!

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

i wish i was up north so i could have a LAUGH

it would've been pretty wild down the strawberry i'd imagine

 

[Brian Fantana]

it would've been pretty wild down the strawberry i'd imagine

The place was like a morgue today.

 

[Twinkle Toes]

I've seen those before but that is brilliant - I love the stuff about the new kit and the line "There's always Blackpool away to look forward to".

" .. & Plymouth".

 

[Curious Orange]

I Agree its good to see smaller teams survive as we may be in that position at some point, put for the premiership I believe newcastle going down weakens it significantly we have teams like wolves/Burnley replacing M'boro and Newcastle which is a shame really
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Wolves and Burnley have both won the league far more recently than Newcastle (actually within living memory for some of our older posters I should imagine), and as 'boro's only contribution to footballing history is winning the League Cup once I don't see how the Premier League would miss them at all. The Premier League won't be "weaker" without Newcastle - you never know the promoted teams might be stiffer competition for the other teams in the league!