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Post by Blue Star Broon on Apr 27, 2013 20:05:22 GMT 1
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Post by Deleted on Apr 29, 2013 0:44:19 GMT 1
Ok guys ....if you want to test your sphincter muscles.....go on the BBC Predictor......I did and it looks like we can/may survive.....Here's my shot 16th Toon on 38(gained one point at QPR) 17th Villa on 36(gained 2 points) 18th Wigan(Relegated) on 35 (gained 3 points).......ooooooooh who needs laxatives?  ? Just Broon! |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 29, 2013 0:47:17 GMT 1
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Post by Blue Star Broon on Apr 29, 2013 1:45:21 GMT 1
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Post by Deleted on May 5, 2013 11:07:09 GMT 1
At any other time I would have said yesterdays draw at West Ham was a point in the right direction, however with two games to go things are looking even more precarious when it comes to the dreaded drop. Wins for Wigan and Villa have certainly increased the pressure on not just The Toon but Norwich, The Mackems and even Southampton, who I said in another post would probably be safe, dragged back into it. Stoke: Sunderland (A), Spurs (H), Southampton (A). Aston Villa: Chelsea (H), Wigan (A). Southampton: Sunderland (A), Stoke (H). Norwich: West Brom (H), Manchester City (A). Newcastle United: QPR (A), Arsenal (H). Sunderland: Stoke (H), Southampton (H), Spurs (A). Wigan: Swansea (H), Arsenal (A), Villa (H). Some massive games this week for all concerned starting with The Mackems at home to Stoke on Monday night, quickly followed by Wigan against The Swans on Tuesday. A loss for either of the home teams being a blessing even if not taking The Toon completely out of the dog fight. Lights Oot!  |
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Post by Deleted on May 7, 2013 10:28:54 GMT 1
No joy on the result front following the Mackems home game against Stoke on Monday although they too are not completely out of the brown stuff quite yet. There are now three teams on 38 points and that could become four should Wigan defeat Swansea tonight. That result could also take The Mags into the bottom three on goal difference. Fulham now also come into the equation...however their goal difference as with The Mackems and Saints is far superior to those below them. Not that it will save them should they lose remaining games and others around them win. Stoke: Spurs (H), Southampton (A). Fulham: Liverpool (H), Swansea (A). Aston Villa: Chelsea (H), Wigan (A). Southampton: Sunderland (A), Stoke (H). Sunderland: Southampton (H), Spurs (A). Norwich: West Brom (H), Manchester City (A). Newcastle United: QPR (A), Arsenal (H). Wigan: Swansea (H), Arsenal (A), Villa (H). LIghts Oot! |
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Post by Deleted on May 7, 2013 14:26:57 GMT 1
At Hospital having new asshole fitted, old one imploded.
Will comment later(after Wigan game)
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Post by Blue Star Broon on May 7, 2013 17:11:48 GMT 1
At Hospital having new asshole fitted, old one imploded. Will comment later(after Wigan game) just wondering, did yer employee medical plan cover that? |
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Post by Deleted on May 7, 2013 21:53:58 GMT 1
Just got back from the infirmary..............tightened up for the next 2 games.....hope it'll hold  |
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Post by Deleted on May 8, 2013 11:22:44 GMT 1
Following the home defeat of Wigan to Swansea on Tuesday night, the fate of Newcastle regarding relegation is again back in their own hands. So with two games remaining the gap is three points and identical goal difference with the pie eaters. Stoke: Spurs (H), Southampton (A). Fulham: Liverpool (H), Swansea (A). Aston Villa: Chelsea (H), Wigan (A). Southampton: Sunderland (A), Stoke (H). Sunderland: Southampton (H), Spurs (A). Norwich: West Brom (H), Manchester City (A). Newcastle United: QPR (A), Arsenal (H). Wigan: Swansea (H), Arsenal (A), Villa (H). Sundays game at Loftus Road against QPR is now an absolute must not lose situation for The Mags. It is with a sense of self preservation that I'm grateful not being anywhere near Canny on that day, as he may well implode and smite himself. Lights Oot!  |
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Post by Deleted on May 8, 2013 11:25:37 GMT 1
Following the home defeat of Wigan to Swansea on Tuesday night, the fate of Newcastle regarding relegation is again back in their own hands. So with two games remaining the gap is three points and identical goal difference with the pie eaters. Stoke: Spurs (H), Southampton (A). Fulham: Liverpool (H), Swansea (A). Aston Villa: Chelsea (H), Wigan (A). Southampton: Sunderland (A), Stoke (H). Sunderland: Southampton (H), Spurs (A). Norwich: West Brom (H), Manchester City (A). Newcastle United: QPR (A), Arsenal (H). Wigan: Swansea (H), Arsenal (A), Villa (H). Sundays game at Loftus Road against QPR is now an absolute must not lose situation for The Mags. It is with a sense of self preservation that I'm grateful not being anywhere near Canny on that day, as he may well implode and smite himself. Lights Oot! It will be a smite of monstrous consequences! |
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Post by Deleted on May 8, 2013 11:29:39 GMT 1
It will be a smite of monstrous consequences! I can see that already as I'm down one just for posting the above..... Has Philli been put on a flood alert? Lights Oot!  |
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Post by Deleted on May 8, 2013 13:34:17 GMT 1
Ahhh under 100 again!!!!! Let the smiting continue! |
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Post by Blue Star Broon on May 8, 2013 17:18:56 GMT 1
Ahhh under 100 again!!!!! Let the smiting continue! How can you continue to harass yer "Blue Star Brother"? and what is it that makes the century mark annoy you soooo much? |
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Post by Deleted on May 8, 2013 18:18:16 GMT 1
Because I detected a concentrated collective effort to get everybody including the Bedlington Sandbagger on a 100 , while mine slowly deteriorated......such was the unity of the Blue Star Brothers......obviously Eshintun brothers are not in that select group...........I'm calling Magpie!!!!! .....again!!!  |
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? Just Broon!
