I work with a fervent Sunderland supporter. Lives and dies for the club, won't set foot in the town unless he has to for business. It is grim
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I work with a fervent Sunderland supporter. Lives and dies for the club, won't set foot in the town unless he has to for business. It is grim
Obviously hit a nerve with the Steve Bruce hometown obese geordies now they finally realised ben arfa is not very good.
Somebodys pinched my sombrero
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Aye mate. We bow down to your superior knowledge. We can't compete with the likes of you. Well done.
Thank you Sombrero. It pleases me to gain reconition from someone who is pretending to be a geordie in Peterlee. PLAKKA MAG.
Sounds to me like someone is jealous that Sunderland have no pulling power outside their 5mile catchment radius
I just can never understand why people in peterlee, horden et cetera pretend to be geordies, the f##king idiots.
Somebodys pinched my sombrero
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200+ in the Hearts of Oak before we played you. No one "pretending" to be Geordies, just proud to be black and white.
We have been back to our usual selfs recently.
I just wish that players like Perch, Obertan, Tiote and Williamson would stop putting down more advanced players like Ba, Coloccini and Cabaye.
Also why hasn't Best been playing at the minute?
Pardew is really starting to wind me up
I just wish that players like Perch, Obertan, Tiote and Williamson would stop putting down more advanced players like Ba, Coloccini and Cabaye.
Also why hasn't Best been playing at the minute?
Pardew is really starting to wind me up
Proud of something you have no connection with and that your ancestors fought against. Like i said f##king idiots
Sorry Brucie my mistake.
Missed me much? Been a while since I was last on here. Where is everyone?
Also back to the discussion why can't we just play Cisse and Ba upfront rather than having to put up with the likes of Obertan offering 0% in anything really
Yes the guy who claims he's a Sunderland supporter but clearly is on a wind up mission.
Not on a wind up mission at all watched you play Norwich yesterday and it's obvious that Pardew thinks Ben Arfa is a weak link as well hence why he was replaced as Norwich launched attack after attack done his flank. Exactly like Arsenal did. I just think a lot of Newcastle supporters just follow the ball in games and are oblivious to the midfielders role of tracking back et cetera. However, like you all say you are have so much knowledge therefore I must be wrong and your manager must be wrong as well.
Erm, I think you'll notice that HBA was having an off day in his attacking play, not that Simpson was particularly exposed. We were having difficulty holding the ball up generally. Ameobi was brought on for Cisse as well as Santon for HBA. Both decisions were correct in the circumstances. Neither is an indication that the substituted players are not excellent
Did nomoregeordies actually watch the game vs Arsenal?
From a totally unbiased point of view, apart from in the last 5 seconds of the game where Arsenal nicked it, I don't remember "The Ox" or any other Arsenal player troubling Newcastle's right side (Where Ben Arfa was playing) during the entire match. In fact, he stood and watched as Ben Arfa scored the opener.
Arsenal only created problems on the right where Walcott was up against that young Italian kid.
Pardew isn't highly regarded for his tactical nous but he got that one spot on yesterday taking Ben Arfa off, not because he had played bad, just his legs were totally gone.
Ben Arfa might be rubbish at tracking back, you get them in every team, we have Nani who is exactly like that, but these players can switch a game in a heartbeat, invaluable players.
From a totally unbiased point of view, apart from in the last 5 seconds of the game where Arsenal nicked it, I don't remember "The Ox" or any other Arsenal player troubling Newcastle's right side (Where Ben Arfa was playing) during the entire match. In fact, he stood and watched as Ben Arfa scored the opener.
Arsenal only created problems on the right where Walcott was up against that young Italian kid.
Pardew isn't highly regarded for his tactical nous but he got that one spot on yesterday taking Ben Arfa off, not because he had played bad, just his legs were totally gone.
Ben Arfa might be rubbish at tracking back, you get them in every team, we have Nani who is exactly like that, but these players can switch a game in a heartbeat, invaluable players.
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