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The EPL thread
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FFC Mariner
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Carefree where ever you may be
We aint got no history
I've only been a fan since 2003
Please sit down my wife cant see
We aint got no history
I've only been a fan since 2003
Please sit down my wife cant see
Arabmariner
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FFC Mariner said:
;D
FFC Mariner
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and in Lolworthy news today, we have a candidate for straight back down already.........
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/teams/n/newcastle_united/8672273.stm
Newcastle United boss Chris Hughton has been told he must sell players before buying others in preparation for the Magpies' return to the top flight.
Otherwise Hughton must rely on loan signings and free transfers to improve his squad for the Premier League.
"The squad that won the Championship this year will form the basis of the team for next season in the Premier League," a club statement said.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/teams/n/newcastle_united/8672273.stm
Newcastle United boss Chris Hughton has been told he must sell players before buying others in preparation for the Magpies' return to the top flight.
Otherwise Hughton must rely on loan signings and free transfers to improve his squad for the Premier League.
"The squad that won the Championship this year will form the basis of the team for next season in the Premier League," a club statement said.
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didnt know u felt that way about him fedelta.
serious14
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As much as I genuinely dislike Liverpool - it's a bit disturbing to read the reports today that the Premier League had to ask them if they were actually able to fulfill all their fixtures next season (financially speaking), and this had to be further proven by a guarantee from the banks that they owe money too.
They are in some right proper shit if they don't sort out this ownership farce sooner rather than later.
They are in some right proper shit if they don't sort out this ownership farce sooner rather than later.
FFC Mariner
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I read that blog (another excellent piece too)
Good, 10 point deduction, 1 less relegation place to worry about
Add in Newcastle and who ever wins the play offs and we are safe for another year
Good, 10 point deduction, 1 less relegation place to worry about
Add in Newcastle and who ever wins the play offs and we are safe for another year
dibo
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Yup. We're in it up to our bubble perms. I don't think a 10pt deduction would kill us, but the debt situation is just ridiculous. It's what the Glazers have done but worse. Had we just f**king built the new stadium when it was first talked about we'd be past all this horseshit because revenues would be eating up the debt by now - whether it was the Emirates clone or the faptacular new ground with the berkop...
FFC Mariner
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Meanwhile..................
http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/sport/sport-headlines/chelsea-title-win-celebrated-by-absolutely-no%11one-201005102713/
CHELSEA TITLE WIN CELEBRATED BY ABSOLUTELY NO-ONE
10-05-10
EVERYBODY in England completely failed to care yesterday as Chelsea clinched the Premier League title.
As Ian Ancelotti's side thrashed Wigan 8-0, football enthusiasts watched some programme about endangered rhinos on the Discovery Channel, including Chelsea supporters who had forgotten their team were actually playing.
Inexplicable celebrity Tim Lovejoy said: "The lads have done really well, according to what my personal assistant told me.
"Well done to all those men that play for my team, whatever their names are."
Footballogist Charlie Reeves stressed that Chelsea occupy a unique position in the national game in that nobody likes them, including every single one of their own fans.
He said: "Twenty years ago, their home crowds were so sparse they had to shout their racist filth really loudly to ensure the bloke next to them heard it properly.
"The stadium is now much busier, but it is mainly stockbrokers using their season ticket as some sort of tax dodge."
Reeves added: "Basically, a privileged mob of blue arseholes have somehow stumbled ahead of a privileged mob of red arseholes allowing one to draw a parallel with the recent election if one was a right f**king moron with a complete lack of perspective."
Meanwhile lifelong Blues fan Tom Logan said: "I suppose Chelsea winning the league is a bit like a woman in China giving birth to a daughter - nine months of hard work and expectation followed by an overwhelming sense of utter pointlessness.
"I expect they'll either have the trophy adopted by a gay couple or dump it in a ditch."
http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/sport/sport-headlines/chelsea-title-win-celebrated-by-absolutely-no%11one-201005102713/
CHELSEA TITLE WIN CELEBRATED BY ABSOLUTELY NO-ONE
10-05-10
EVERYBODY in England completely failed to care yesterday as Chelsea clinched the Premier League title.
As Ian Ancelotti's side thrashed Wigan 8-0, football enthusiasts watched some programme about endangered rhinos on the Discovery Channel, including Chelsea supporters who had forgotten their team were actually playing.
Inexplicable celebrity Tim Lovejoy said: "The lads have done really well, according to what my personal assistant told me.
"Well done to all those men that play for my team, whatever their names are."
Footballogist Charlie Reeves stressed that Chelsea occupy a unique position in the national game in that nobody likes them, including every single one of their own fans.
He said: "Twenty years ago, their home crowds were so sparse they had to shout their racist filth really loudly to ensure the bloke next to them heard it properly.
"The stadium is now much busier, but it is mainly stockbrokers using their season ticket as some sort of tax dodge."
Reeves added: "Basically, a privileged mob of blue arseholes have somehow stumbled ahead of a privileged mob of red arseholes allowing one to draw a parallel with the recent election if one was a right f**king moron with a complete lack of perspective."
Meanwhile lifelong Blues fan Tom Logan said: "I suppose Chelsea winning the league is a bit like a woman in China giving birth to a daughter - nine months of hard work and expectation followed by an overwhelming sense of utter pointlessness.
"I expect they'll either have the trophy adopted by a gay couple or dump it in a ditch."
FFC Mariner
Well-Known Member
And
http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/sport/sport-headlines/newcastle-fans-to-resume-inexplicable-self%11confidence-201004062618/
NEWCASTLE FANS TO RESUME INEXPLICABLE SELF-CONFIDENCE
06-04-10
NEWCASTLE United fans resumed their adorable self-confidence last night by insisting their team was on course to win the Premier League next year without conceding a single goal.
The Magpies clinched promotion yesterday after the rest of the Championship allowed them to be promoted just to see how funny it will be when they go straight back down.
Nottingham Forest manager, Billy Davies, said: "We had a meeting last August and agreed it was worth sacrificing a promotion spot just to see the looks on their fat little faces when they lose 7-0 at home to Birmingham."
But Wayne Hayes, secretary of the Newcastle United Supporters Club, said: "It's been a long hard year of not being able to make ridiculously confident predictions based on nothing.
"But that's the price you pay when you give your heart and soul to the biggest and most successful football club that's ever existed."
He added: "I've told my local tattooist to order in a big bucket of black ink so I can have 'Champions Of Europe 2011' etched into my stomach next week."
Meanwhile owner Mike Ashley has thanked manager Chris Houghton for winning promotion by immediately firing him and scouting for a household name who will be utterly useless.
Ashley said: "We're already in talks with Cheryl Cole's people and I've asked that actor who played Brian Clough to be her assistant."
He added: "Wait a minute - what about Nelson Mandela?"
http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/sport/sport-headlines/newcastle-fans-to-resume-inexplicable-self%11confidence-201004062618/
NEWCASTLE FANS TO RESUME INEXPLICABLE SELF-CONFIDENCE
06-04-10
NEWCASTLE United fans resumed their adorable self-confidence last night by insisting their team was on course to win the Premier League next year without conceding a single goal.
The Magpies clinched promotion yesterday after the rest of the Championship allowed them to be promoted just to see how funny it will be when they go straight back down.
Nottingham Forest manager, Billy Davies, said: "We had a meeting last August and agreed it was worth sacrificing a promotion spot just to see the looks on their fat little faces when they lose 7-0 at home to Birmingham."
But Wayne Hayes, secretary of the Newcastle United Supporters Club, said: "It's been a long hard year of not being able to make ridiculously confident predictions based on nothing.
"But that's the price you pay when you give your heart and soul to the biggest and most successful football club that's ever existed."
He added: "I've told my local tattooist to order in a big bucket of black ink so I can have 'Champions Of Europe 2011' etched into my stomach next week."
Meanwhile owner Mike Ashley has thanked manager Chris Houghton for winning promotion by immediately firing him and scouting for a household name who will be utterly useless.
Ashley said: "We're already in talks with Cheryl Cole's people and I've asked that actor who played Brian Clough to be her assistant."
He added: "Wait a minute - what about Nelson Mandela?"
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