Still supporting your old bretheren from your cosy Spanish shithole?

I bet you know this thread is about you, don't you?

last year someone broke into Newcastle united(madpies) trophy room

and stole the carpet

The Geordie still pretends he has not seen the thread.

Is this arsehole ever going to put up?

Perhaps he would show up if you post more pics of Newcastle United F.C..


Mike Ashley the owner of Newcastle United F.C..

Does he know what is good for him?

last year someone broke into Newcastle united(madpies) trophy room

probs a east midlander nappy.thick twat probably walked past the safe.

Spurs 1 Toon ZERO Newcastle are going down

the bottom of the top division is dominated by NE teams
15sunderland
16Hull

18Middlesborough
19NEWCASTLE
(20 WBA for Yammers)
out of 20
i know E mids are not doing too well either but LCFC are at least top of their div

Newcastle are still sponsered by Northern Rock?

NR is owned by UK Govt

so Dewi, Yammers, Mik,Flaming, Wulfy et al hard earned tax money is going to sponser this sorry bunch of loosers who i believe they don't even support, for shame!!

so Dewi, Yammers, Mik,Flaming, Wulfy et al hard earned tax money is going to sponser this sorry bunch of loosers who i believe they don't even support, for shame!!

There is one sorry-ass loser though who does support it even though he does not pay taxes in England.

Q: What's the difference between Newcastle United Manager Alan Shearer and Newcastle United?

A: Shearer will be on Match Of The Day next season.



Match of the Day is the BBC's main football television program.
Typically, it is shown on BBC One on Saturday evenings during the English
football season, showing highlights of the day's matches in the Barclays Premier League.

Woo hoo.

Real Jaén have made it to the play-offs.

Going up, going up, going up!

Real Jaén
?qui?
jaja ja ja ja

Newcastle have since drawn with Pompey and lost 3 0 to Scousepool

Newcastle's Joey Barton, left, is sent off by referee Phil Dowd for a tackle
on Liverpool's Xabi Alonso at Anfield on Sunday.

Barclays Premier League Table
04 May 2009 22:02 Played GD POINTS
1 Man Utd 34 40 80
2 Liverpool 35 43 77
3 Chelsea 35 38 74
4 Arsenal 35 31 68
5 Aston Villa 35 7 58
6 Everton 35 14 56
7 West Ham 35 1 48
8 Man City 35 10 47
9 Fulham 35 4 47
10 Tottenham 35 1 47
11 Wigan 34 -7 42
12 Bolton 35 -11 39
13 Stoke 35 -17 39
14 Portsmouth 35 -18 38
15 Blackburn 35 -20 37
16 Sunderland 35 -17 35
17 Hull 35 -23 34
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Relegation Zone
18 Newcastle 35 -19 31
19 Middlesbrough 35 -26 31
20 West Brom 35 -31 28


The Remaining Schedule for Newcastle United
Monday, 11 May 2009
Newcastle v Middlesbrough, 20:00

Saturday, 16 May 2009
Newcastle v Fulham, 15:00

Sunday, 24 May 2009
Aston Villa v Newcastle, 16:00

Joey Barton's red card to be his last act for Newcastle United

• Newcastle will offload Barton relegated or not
• Shearer fines midfielder £128,000 over red card

* Louise Taylor
* guardian.co.uk, Monday 4 May 2009

Joey Barton seems certain to be shown the door by Newcastle United this summer, whatever division the club are playing in. The troubled midfielder has spent time in prison and received a handful of final warnings since arriving at St James' Park from Manchester City for £5.8m two years ago, but his sending-off at Anfield on Sunday almost certainly came as the final straw.

Ignoring Alan Shearer's exhortations to stay out of trouble, Barton instead marked his comeback from injury by being shown a straight red card for a reckless challenge on Xabi Alonso ­during Newcastle's 3–0 defeat at Liverpool. It is understood that, having specifically warned the 26-year-old immediately before kick-off against ­making similarly ill-advised tackles, Shearer refused to accept the player's post-match apology. The pair are said to have clashed verbally in the dressing room and it was reported last night that Barton has been told to stay away by the club for a fortnight.

Barton, playing his first game since fracturing a foot in January, will be suspended for Newcastle's final three games of the season at home to Middlesbrough and Fulham and away at Aston Villa. He will also be fined two weeks' wages – £128,000 – by the club. "I thought he could do something different," said Shearer yesterday. "But I didn't think he'd go on and get a red card. I'd asked him not to do that."

Although a suspended six-game ban imposed by the Football Association last September still hangs over his head in the wake of Barton's training-ground assault on his former City team-mate Ousmane Dabo in 2007, Newcastle have been advised that it will not be activated by the tackle on Alonso as it is thought the ­sending-off was almost certainly for ­serious foul play. It would take a dismissal for violent conduct to trigger that additional ban and the FA expects to confirm that this is not the case on receipt of the referee Phil Dowd's report tomorrow.

Mike Ashley, Newcastle's owner, tried to offload Barton when he was imprisoned for 77 days last summer as the result of an assault in Liverpool's city centre in December 2007. However, Kevin Keegan, the club's then manager, talked Ashley out of it, persuading him that Barton deserved a final chance. When Bolton made a bid for his services in January, Shearer's predecessor, Joe Kinnear, again dissuaded Ashley from selling while also fending off interest from Ports­mouth. Future suitors will not be similarly discouraged.

In the meantime, though, Newcastle's focus is on avoiding relegation. To do so they will almost certainly be required to beat their relegation rivals, Middlesbrough at home on Monday.

"If we don't win against Middlesbrough it will be extremely difficult to stay in the Premier League," said Jonás Gutiérrez, Newcastle's Argentinian winger. "It's a difficult situation we are now faced with, but we can turn it round with the two matches we have at home. We will have to perform like they are two cup finals. If we take six points it will be a different situation."

Although Gutiérrez understandably side-stepped the Barton issue – "We can't think about Joey now, we have to think about players who can play," he said – the winger conceded that Michael Owen was desperately disappointed to start the Liverpool game on the bench in arguably the most controversial decision of Shearer's Tyneside tenure.

Like Barton, Owen will almost ­certainly be leaving Newcastle in the summer, but Shearer is expected to restore the ­erstwhile England striker to a three-man attack against Middlesbrough. "Michael wanted to play," said Gutiérrez. "He wanted to start rather than be on the bench but the manager is the manager and he decides who is in the team. But there is no doubt in my mind that Michael will be right for next week."

after a rare victory against M'borough Magpies are back in the danger zone after last W/E loss to Fulham,

wbalbion and 2 of 4 NE teams will get relegated
Newcastles last match is away yto Villa, Yammers team i believe

I think he's fled. He also transferred all his karma to somebody, or was deprived of it for some reason.

How sad that Traffie won't be around for the possible ultimate failure of his club.

The Newcastle Magpies are still in the English Premiere League for a few more days.
This is the final week of the English Premiere League season.
When this weekends matches are completed the Magpies should be relegated to the Coca cola Championship League (second rung of the English football {soccer} pyramid).

Hull will not take points off champions Manchester United on Saturday so Newcastle needs to either defeat or tie Aston Villa (the current fifth place team) this weekend.

Relegation Zone

Teams Played GD POINTS
16 Sunderland 37 -19 36
17 Hull City 37 -24 35
18 Newcastle 37 -18 34
19 Middlesbrough 37 -28 32
20 West Brom 37 -31 31

The teams that finish 18th, 19th and 20th go down and cost themselves a minimum of 39 million pounds.

wheres traffie?

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Gone!! magpies to the second tier, so it'll be a brave geordie quisling who shows up here again in the next year,

M borough and WBA joined them

so its a double Ha ha for Traffita as their arch rivals Sunderland are still in the top tier

Newcastle United went down from the English Premier League to the Football League Championship. The demise of Newcastle United Football Club is a sad story.

Now we have an opportunity to see whether Newcastle pulls a Leeds and plummets right on through to the next level.
Newcastle United owes lots of money.

A possible future awaits Newcastle in which they are relegated again next season from the Championship down to League One (third rung on the English football pyramid).

Nappy, thanks for keeping as updated. Must be very sorry day for Trafalgar indeed, wherever he may be.

michael owen , their top striker has left newcastle on a free transfer to man utd

Nappybonesapart wrote:

michael owen , their top striker has left newcastle on a free transfer to man utd

That's because Manchester United Rules!