The FCB's gone and done it!!!

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Just a matter of when I guess....................



CWL

[Fairscup]

St. James Rules OK

[Pollypeterborough]

Feb 20, 2012 20:27:04 GMT 1 Fairscup said:

St. James Rules OK

+1

[Captain Marvel]

It makes me wonder how Ashley became a billionaire the way he has run the football club.. Lost the case against Keegan...Lost the Addidas contract...Lost any support he had left(if he had any in the first place)from the supporters..Lost the case for re-naming the ground in fact I would say its a huge own goal by the fat arrogant b@st@rd!!

And now we have Pardew claiming we need sponsors to keep the players we already have!!! WTF!!
ATB

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More signs of the times...............

NEWCASTLE United's reserve team game against rivals Sunderland had to be held up tonight after fans ripped down signs advertising owner Mike Ashley's company, Sports Direct.

Social media site, Twitter, was rife with news of the trouble at St James' Park and police later confirmed they had launched an investigation.

A tweet from the official Sunderland FC Twitter account @safcofficial said: "Newcastle fans are tearing down the Sports Direct signs around the ground and throwing them onto the pitch."

While Sunday Mirror writer Brian McNally wrote: "Reserve game has to be halted at 3-3 to allow stewards to clear the pitch of Sports Direct advertising signs. All kicking off."

The ground was officially renamed The Sports Direct Arena recently by Mr Ashley, but the changes have not gone down well with the Magpies fans. One fan was handed a fine by magistrates after daubing the name St James' Park on the walls of the ground after the original lettering was removed.

A spokesman for Northumbria Police said: "At 9.46pm tonight Northumbria Police were made aware of damage to signage within the Newcastle United stadium in Newcastle.

"Damage followed a Newcastle versus Sunderland reserve game at the stadium. Police are making enquiries to ascertain who caused the damage."

Tonight's game ended 3-3.

No one from Newcastle United could be reached for comment.

Canny was asked to comment and pleaded the fifth.................

CWL

[Blue Star Broon]

Mar 9, 2012 0:08:37 GMT 1 @clearwhitelight said:

More signs of the times...............

NEWCASTLE United's reserve team game against rivals Sunderland had to be held up tonight after fans ripped down signs advertising owner Mike Ashley's company, Sports Direct.

Social media site, Twitter, was rife with news of the trouble at St James' Park and police later confirmed they had launched an investigation.

A tweet from the official Sunderland FC Twitter account @safcofficial said: "Newcastle fans are tearing down the Sports Direct signs around the ground and throwing them onto the pitch."

While Sunday Mirror writer Brian McNally wrote: "Reserve game has to be halted at 3-3 to allow stewards to clear the pitch of Sports Direct advertising signs. All kicking off."

The ground was officially renamed The Sports Direct Arena recently by Mr Ashley, but the changes have not gone down well with the Magpies fans. One fan was handed a fine by magistrates after daubing the name St James' Park on the walls of the ground after the original lettering was removed.

A spokesman for Northumbria Police said: "At 9.46pm tonight Northumbria Police were made aware of damage to signage within the Newcastle United stadium in Newcastle.

"Damage followed a Newcastle versus Sunderland reserve game at the stadium. Police are making enquiries to ascertain who caused the damage."

Tonight's game ended 3-3.

No one from Newcastle United could be reached for comment.

Canny was asked to comment and pleaded the fifth.................

CWL

Sorry, couldn't have been the short arsed one. He was with me busy waterin lightpolls after drinkin a fifth