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I see on Newcastle forums they are wondering about the number of empty seats in the home stands today. I presume that they don't know about our f*cking stupid policy and clunky procedure for sharing season tickets which is always particularly evident during school holidays. I was really hoping...

I thought he looked fantastic in his short cameo today...

As my mate said to some Geordies after the match... "I bet you lot will be kissing the Pope's ring tonight". My laughter all round...

Well if it makes anyone feel any better a large proportion of our privatised rail companies are owned by European operators. They can charge the highest fares in Europe (world?) to operate a barely adequate service in the UK so that they can maximise profits to subsidise the efficient state...

You might notice a few differences from the Goldstone Ground, for a start you pee against porcelain now not a brick wall...

Sounds like she had a lucky escape...

I can't get past Tom Cruise being a Scientologist; knowing that he takes that cretinous cult seriously taints anything if ever does or ever says...

Surely people can go without making a smart*rse comment for a couple of hours? Personally I think smokers should be praised for not filling-up the overstretched care-homes all the non-smokers are going to spend the last 10 years of their lives in until they finally pop their clogs at 103...

7 bottles of luke warm Newcastle Brown Ale as a tribute to our visitors tomorrow...

Fair point well made...

They are such a shambles of a club; it will probably never happen, but why spend £100m on one totally out of proportion Texas shopping-mall of a stand when 3 sides of Selhurst are not fit for purpose? We built an entire stadium for £100m! Obviously it's a vanity project for their current...

Fair play to him...

Yes he is...

No, it's still a badly designed mismatch.

Yeah I was... it's horrible, and from the back we look like Leeds United there's so much white

Yes the display of weapons was disproportionately large compared to their significance in British football; if you wanted to illustrate the main weapons in the bad old days of widespread football violence you'd have a case full of Doctor Martens, coins and Puma trainers...

I find all these positive comments surprising as I found the museum very underwhelming. The Michael Jackson statue with its unfeasibly long arms (which once graced Craven Cottage) was the only major highlight for me. I thought that it had a limited range and limited number of exhibits...

My favourite quote from some entitled Chelsea p*ick on The Shite End forum: "Didn't we sell Lamptey to these sh*tholes for literally peanuts. It's infuriating that we constantly sell promising players so cheaply to these sh*te clubs but face such antics when we want to sign players from them...

CHELSEA..? No, no, no Marc, anywhere but Chelsea... horrible club, horrible fans...:(