Yes I know it was you and not Munson. My point was to do with your "if this is against City what are we going to against Liverpool?" comment and trying to relate that to Liverpool in the final. Today has nothing to do with Liverpool in the final, that's a completely different match and today has nothing to with that. Arsenal hammered City 5-1, we comfortably beat Arsenal.....these results didn't mean we were going to beat City, just like today's result has no influence on playing Liverpool in the final.
I get you're a bit butthurt about me calling you out last week when you posted a deluge of dogshit in the Brum thread, but you don't need try to get even here. Grow up.
What a ****ing ridiculously arrogant and self righteous load of **** this is. If you can’t be arsed then **** off, nobody needs your condescending ****ing bollocks anyway. Like you know ****ing everything and everyone else is irrelevant, what a crock of cocking ****. Jesus, you can absolutely get ****ed you twat, had enough of your pathetic myopic arrogance, blocked and I should’ve done that a long time ago. ****ing prick.
You can disagree, but my logic was pretty steadfast. It weren't at all "all over the place" you just simply disagree. ****ing on one cos others on here have wound you up. Go to bed.
Some serious issues here ^^^^ I wasn't even talking to you, my comment was related to the lack of relevance between losing to City today and losing to Brighton over 4 months ago.
The logic that we were poor today against Man City meaning we will be against Liverpool isn’t really so steadfast. Arsenal stuffed Man City and we stuffed Arsenal so the steadfast logic says we beat Man City. Football and NUFC just isn’t like that.
"Steadfast resolutely or dutifully firm and unwavering." Wtf lol, "your opinion isn't steadfast at all because I just don't think it's correct." Again, what you two arseholes think about it has no meaning whatsoever, you can't claim my thinking is "all over the place" or not "steadfast" simply because you don't agree. You two are particularly ****ing annoying when people on here have different opinions. The others just have a laugh about it, but you two just bounce around threads trying to put people down for opinions constantly. If you guys think I'm chatting **** about the league cup final, have at it. But Dogscock doesn't need to gaslight my opinion as if it's confused, and you don't need to use a word like steadfast when you don't even know what it means.
It was merely an example... I did explain further, but basically everyone jumps to thinking putting a player somewhere else, or changing formation would make a difference. I'm saying it probably wouldn't.
The fact is Charlie is quick to ridicule other people for their logic, but his own logic had Newcastle finishing 4th last season, and 3rd this season, so anyone debating with him is debating with someone that's away with the fairies. He actually lost a bet based on his logic and then didn't honor in, so I don't think anyone needs a lesson from him on logic or behaviours quite frankly. We all have our moments, but this guy has his head stuck in the club's arse, that's for sure.
I think the players were powerless tbh. They spent 180 million and these signings are bedded in now, so I predict over the next month, and beyond, we'll see plenty of sides getting similar treatment there. This Newcastle squad is doing well to even still be in the conversation for top 5. It won't be determined by Yesterday or Liverpool away, which will be another nightmare.
Tell me about it. We had Roly, Charlie, Toonboy, Welshie and a couple of others and not once was there a "right, McDonald's now!" from any of them. Spineless bastards.
Crikey I wasn’t name checked for the first time in History when it came to a toys of the pram moment. How times have changed. It has been fun reading it all this morning mind.
Howe even acknowledged they were not at it which is good and Bruno also had a go at his team mates. Only Mikey came out with any credit. Fast technical players will always destroy that team as it is slow.
