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Champions League 23/24
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Two Geordies have now scored for themstackitsteve said:Dan Burn, lifelong fan scoring against PSG on his clubs home return to the Champions League.0 -
PSG got such a talented side but when you play L’Oreint and Clermont then how do you raise the intensity for Newcastle away?1
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ValleyGary said:Newcastle got such a talented side but when you play Luton and Burnley then how do you raise the intensity for PSG at home
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What a performance from the Geordies.0
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Love watching this Newcastle team and they are currently 4-1 up, but I can't help but notice Nick Pope's kicking. It's awful.2
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To be fair, Newcastle have actually had a tough opening 10 games - ignoring the likes of Sheffield Utd, Burnley and even Brentford for that matter, they've had City (twice), Liverpool, Villa, Brighton, Milan and PSGMrOneLung said:ValleyGary said:Newcastle got such a talented side but when you play Luton and Burnley then how do you raise the intensity for PSG at home2 -
I was about to post similar just before Schär scored. Pope kicked three goal kicks in a row straight into touch.church-lane said:Love watching this Newcastle team and they are currently 4-1 up, but I can't help but notice Nuck Pope's kicking. It's awful.0 -
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You’re jesting?MrOneLung said:ValleyGary said:Newcastle got such a talented side but when you play Luton and Burnley then how do you raise the intensity for PSG at home0 -
Is it seriously being suggested the bottom of the French farmers league is as competitive as the prem?0
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Ironic that you picked two teams PSG failed to beat (or even score against) this season.ValleyGary said:PSG got such a talented side but when you play L’Oreint and Clermont then how do you raise the intensity for Newcastle away?2 -
Fair play to him. Released by Fulham at 24, and at 26 was playing for Wigan in league one.stackitsteve said:Dan Burn, lifelong fan scoring against PSG on his clubs home return to the Champions League.
A lesson to all players not to give up on your dream.1 -
NoStu_of_Kunming said:Is it seriously being suggested the bottom of the French farmers league is as competitive as the prem?0 -
What I like about the way Howe and the owners have managed the club, is that they haven't just brought in a team of foreign superstars. By having that Geordie connection in the team, their success feels more organic, despite the massive spending with Saudi money.1
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They've spent a lot but it's not felt that "kid in a sweetshop" like it could have.killerandflash said:What I like about the way Howe and the owners have managed the club, is that they haven't just brought in a team of foreign superstars. By having that Geordie connection in the team, their success feels more organic, despite the massive spending with Saudi money.
Seem to be taking a leaf out of City's book and signing 22, 23 year olds with potential rather than expensive 30 year olds looking for a last payday.1 -
Tonali will turn out to be the best bit of business they do, he's only 23 and had been bossing AC Milans midfield and has some engine on him2
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Macauley Bonne will be chuffed to bits about hearing that!Chris_from_Sidcup said:
Fair play to him. Released by Fulham at 24, and at 26 was playing for Wigan in league one.stackitsteve said:Dan Burn, lifelong fan scoring against PSG on his clubs home return to the Champions League.
A lesson to all players not to give up on your dream.3 -
Good game to watch that, last night. When they got the first, jeez, the noise!
Good luck to them. Dont have any ill will towards Newcastle (apart from horrible 7-1 and 5-1 defeats up there!)
Would much rather see them do well over United and of course, them lot at the over end of the Seven Sisters Road!1 -
I fear this will not be our viewpoint in 6-7 years.JohnBoyUK said:Good game to watch that, last night. When they got the first, jeez, the noise!
Good luck to them. Dont have any ill will towards Newcastle (apart from horrible 7-1 and 5-1 defeats up there!)
Would much rather see them do well over United and of course, them lot at the over end of the Seven Sisters Road!1 -
Probably right. At the moment they seem to avoid any hatred because they've spent really well and Howe is using a squad that still has a lot of the old squad there. However i believe a large part of that is down to FFP and old sponsorship deals meaning they're not actually able to spend fortunes yet.cafcnick1992 said:
I fear this will not be our viewpoint in 6-7 years.JohnBoyUK said:Good game to watch that, last night. When they got the first, jeez, the noise!
Good luck to them. Dont have any ill will towards Newcastle (apart from horrible 7-1 and 5-1 defeats up there!)
Would much rather see them do well over United and of course, them lot at the over end of the Seven Sisters Road!
A few years at the top, a bunch of Saudi sponsorship deals and a squad of 50m+ signings later and most people will hate them.0 - Sponsored links:
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I was about to post similar just before Schär scored. Pope kicked three goal kicks in a row straight into touch.church-lane said:Love watching this Newcastle team and they are currently 4-1 up, but I can't help but notice Nuck Pope's kicking. It's awful.
Deano, Deano.0 -
Heading up to Celtic on Weds for the game against Atlético de Madrid.1
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One of my new investors is on the board at PSG…. Was At Disneyland with the kids and he invited us along to the Milan game tonight. Won’t lie - this atmosphere is fucking mental. The ultras are crazy - it hasn’t even kicked off yet! Sitting just in front of Mbappes family.8 -
Sounds like a great one to be at!guinnessaddick said:Heading up to Celtic on Weds for the game against Atlético de Madrid.1 -
se9addick said:
Sounds like a great one to be at!guinnessaddick said:Heading up to Celtic on Weds for the game against Atlético de Madrid.
Great night and a great game.5 -
I must add - as a massive believer and supporter in our national team - we will have to be at our very best to beat France next summer.
I probably saw a good third of their starting line up last night - and there is some stunning talent there. The only other European line up to go toe to toe with us. And with a better defence.
Dembele, Mbappe, and Kolo Muani were all mouthwateringly good. But the one to watch was Zaire-Emery. He ran the show at just 17 years old - brilliant talent.1 -
Man Utd in serious danger of not only failing to qualify out of the group, but of also not even qualifying for the Europa.
They're bottom and now have to go away to Galatasaray and then play Bayern at home, although having already qualified Bayern might rest players.0 -
That was never a red for Rashford.Not even a yellow for me0
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He wasn't even looking at the defender so to call it a 'stamp' is crazy. You can't stamp on someones ankle when you don't even know it's there. At worst it should be a yellow, but very harsh to give a red.sam3110 said:
Overreached, stamped on the guys ankle, using force, always going to be a red in this day and age, regardless of if he meant any malice or not.MrOneLung said:That was never a red for Rashford.Not even a yellow for me
Of course the ref looks at a still image of the moment of impact and it looks really bad so he gives a red but for me he should take the circumstances into account.1
