| Geordies 19:57 - Feb 5 with 3715 views | NoDiddley |
Proper milking it pre Caramel cup v Gooners, apparently all the coaches have been booked for Wembley. |  | | |  |
| Geordies on 20:11 - Feb 5 with 3619 views | Paddyhoops |
Listen to commentary on 5 live . I thought the presenter was going to explode before kick off he was that excited by the atmosphere “ The greatest fans in the world “ create. |  | | |
| Geordies on 21:34 - Feb 5 with 3263 views | charmr |
Commentator on Paramount channel here going on about this being one of the greatest moments and places to be in annuals of football before the kick off.
Cue to man screaming at a telly. | | | |
| Geordies on 21:52 - Feb 5 with 3156 views | dezzar |
| Geordies on 20:11 - Feb 5 by Paddyhoops |
Listen to commentary on 5 live . I thought the presenter was going to explode before kick off he was that excited by the atmosphere “ The greatest fans in the world “ create. |
They were booing them the last two home games | | | |
| Geordies on 22:22 - Feb 5 with 2998 views | eastside_r |
| Geordies on 20:11 - Feb 5 by Paddyhoops |
Listen to commentary on 5 live . I thought the presenter was going to explode before kick off he was that excited by the atmosphere “ The greatest fans in the world “ create. |
5 Live went with Geordie John Murray and Newcastle United legend Chris Waddle.
I know the excellent Murray is Football Correspondent so gets the pick of gigs but surely there should be some editorial oversight on this.
Should have given big John tomorrow’s game where he is more obviously a neutral.
Waddle isn’t even that good as a pundit. What were the BBC thinking? [Post edited 5 Feb 22:35]
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| Geordies on 23:46 - Feb 5 with 2766 views | queensparker |
The “best fans in the world” turned on Bobby Robson and hounded him out of their club
That seems to have been written out of history, they don’t like it when you bring it up |  | | |
| Geordies on 00:01 - Feb 6 with 2717 views | CLAREMAN1995 |
I thought QPR got bad refs but how this guy did not red card Rice is beyond me ,did I mention he did not even get a yellow .
Lets hope Spurs can beat Liverpool it will make a nice change in the final |  | | |
| Geordies on 00:07 - Feb 6 with 2698 views | Northernr |
A real fairy tale story. A city that has been starved. A people who have longed. A cathedral in the sky. Bereft of hope. Deprived of vision. Until there was nothing left, and 60,000 people who'd definitely been there every week without fail forever started to ebb and flow away like the sands of time passing by this once proud football club.
What if these people could live again? Asked Crown Prince Bashar Mun Princeton, mopping the sweat from his furrowed brow from a hard day's work beheading journalists and castrating the gays. Imagine the soft power and bottom line opportunities from bringing the Geordie nation a glorious League Cup. Today is the culmination of that hard work, perseverance, and grotesque overspend. A true underdog story.
Humble MEME FC, meanwhile, left to reflect on another season in which they won at social media, but finished with exactly the same amount of silver wear as Morecambe. Perhaps another humble mural of the humble set piece coach might help?
(Please let it be a Newcastle Spurs final, watching those two fcktastrophes fight over their first trophy for a collective 800 years will be absolutely amazing).
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| Geordies on 01:50 - Feb 6 with 2581 views | charmr |
The pedantic capitulations and entitlement of Arsenal especially Rice, not even a booking and claiming he went for the ball.
Add Sterlings only contribution to this game apart from what he always does In every game playing for Arsenal, giving the ball back to the player who just gave it to him, mouthing off to the referee and did get booked. So you know what he said was personal.
I like their football but not the football team. Must come from the top.
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| Geordies on 07:00 - Feb 6 with 2366 views | Paddyhoops |
| Geordies on 00:07 - Feb 6 by Northernr |
A real fairy tale story. A city that has been starved. A people who have longed. A cathedral in the sky. Bereft of hope. Deprived of vision. Until there was nothing left, and 60,000 people who'd definitely been there every week without fail forever started to ebb and flow away like the sands of time passing by this once proud football club.
What if these people could live again? Asked Crown Prince Bashar Mun Princeton, mopping the sweat from his furrowed brow from a hard day's work beheading journalists and castrating the gays. Imagine the soft power and bottom line opportunities from bringing the Geordie nation a glorious League Cup. Today is the culmination of that hard work, perseverance, and grotesque overspend. A true underdog story.
Humble MEME FC, meanwhile, left to reflect on another season in which they won at social media, but finished with exactly the same amount of silver wear as Morecambe. Perhaps another humble mural of the humble set piece coach might help?
(Please let it be a Newcastle Spurs final, watching those two fcktastrophes fight over their first trophy for a collective 800 years will be absolutely amazing).
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It’s carried in this morning as well . If I ever go on mastermind . My specialty subject will be Newcastle , what they haven’t won since the Fairs cup final in the sixties . I know because we get bombarded with this information year after year. | | | |
| Geordies on 07:57 - Feb 6 with 2287 views | PlanetHonneywood |
'Howe's Newcastle can assume legendary status'. BBC.
Well, there's one journalist who's not going to get Kashoggi'd. |  |
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| Geordies on 09:49 - Feb 6 with 2073 views | TheChef |
Surely Spurs lose to Liverpool tonight?
Although of course would be super Spursy to win tonight and then lose the final.
Apparently some London-based Championship club did something similar many years ago - not sure it actually happened though... |  |
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| Geordies on 10:14 - Feb 6 with 2010 views | Juzzie |
Can't see beyond a Liverpool v Newcastle final but if it was Spurs v Newcastle it would be great simply because they are both so utterly desperate for a trophy that one of them will still lose. |  | | |
| Geordies on 11:35 - Feb 6 with 1863 views | kensalriser |
| Geordies on 10:14 - Feb 6 by Juzzie |
Can't see beyond a Liverpool v Newcastle final but if it was Spurs v Newcastle it would be great simply because they are both so utterly desperate for a trophy that one of them will still lose. |
But also guarantees one would win. |  |
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| Geordies on 13:19 - Feb 6 with 1700 views | Juzzie |
| Geordies on 11:35 - Feb 6 by kensalriser |
But also guarantees one would win. |
not worried about that, it's all about the schadenfreude  | | | |
| Geordies on 21:49 - Feb 6 with 1387 views | Juzzie |
Well, Spurs aint going to win it now and it’s going to be tough for Newcastle too. | | | |
| Geordies on 22:39 - Feb 6 with 1235 views | Mick_S |
Going to be a belter.
The best fans in the world v the best fans in the world.
I can’t wait. |  |
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| Geordies on 22:40 - Feb 6 with 1230 views | daveB |
Spurs were crap and I know they have injuries but starting Spence in midfield and Archie Gray at right back seemed mad, Gray must have played right back, left back and cenre half tonight, I wonder if they realise he's a midfield player. |  | | |
| Geordies on 23:36 - Feb 6 with 1137 views | Northernr |
| Geordies on 22:40 - Feb 6 by daveB |
Spurs were crap and I know they have injuries but starting Spence in midfield and Archie Gray at right back seemed mad, Gray must have played right back, left back and cenre half tonight, I wonder if they realise he's a midfield player. |
Even at 2-0 there was a goal there for them, as shown when Son hit the bar, but their whole approach to everything they did in that game was defeatist, half arsed…
What’s your plan? If it’s to sit in and go deep tight and narrow then I get that in those circs. It does however run contrary to the manager’s famed ideals. So you’re here for a second goal then? Okay. Good. Go get one.
They did the worst of both worlds. They were wide open defensively as we expect, but when they did have the chance to go forwards they turned it down. There were a couple of reasonable counter attacks in the first half with men in support and Liverpool short handed where they ended up three passes and 10 seconds later back with their own goalkeeper. What happened to “pass fcking forwards mate”?
Richarlison deciding he’d had enough was brilliant. An injury? To Richarlison? Right out of left field that one. Can’t believe it. Makes JCS look like Captain Scarlett that bloke.
Look the manager is clearly not the issue at Tottenham. Their recruitment and retainment is hilarious. But fck me they’re chaotic on the pitch. Ipswich and Leicester both won there this season.
The players get a free pass in a lot of this Levy v Ange stuff as well. Soft as muck. Not a winning mentality between them. Even with our cup record I reckon we’d give em a good going over at this point.
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| Geordies on 23:38 - Feb 6 with 1115 views | FredManRave |
"Even with our cup record I reckon we’d give em a good going over at this point."
Move away from the alcohol. |  |
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| Geordies on 23:41 - Feb 6 with 1094 views | Northernr |
| Geordies on 23:38 - Feb 6 by FredManRave |
"Even with our cup record I reckon we’d give em a good going over at this point."
Move away from the alcohol. |
I know, I know, but people like Cook, Colback, Dunne, Frey and then at the other end of the scale Morgan (who they released) know what it takes to win football games. Hard, nasty bstrd stuff, running, heading. It’s been the story of our turnaround and Spurs need a similar lesson. | | | |
| Geordies on 07:15 - Feb 7 with 829 views | Paddyhoops |
Liverpool have better players in every position than Tottenham. They were always going to stroll into the final.
Great point about Morgan. I think he’s the main reason for our upturn . Energy , skill but mostly always Looking for the forward pass . No negativity about this kid .
Still can’t believe he’s 18. | | | |
| Geordies on 09:28 - Feb 7 with 716 views | BAWHoops |
| Geordies on 23:36 - Feb 6 by Northernr |
Even at 2-0 there was a goal there for them, as shown when Son hit the bar, but their whole approach to everything they did in that game was defeatist, half arsed…
What’s your plan? If it’s to sit in and go deep tight and narrow then I get that in those circs. It does however run contrary to the manager’s famed ideals. So you’re here for a second goal then? Okay. Good. Go get one.
They did the worst of both worlds. They were wide open defensively as we expect, but when they did have the chance to go forwards they turned it down. There were a couple of reasonable counter attacks in the first half with men in support and Liverpool short handed where they ended up three passes and 10 seconds later back with their own goalkeeper. What happened to “pass fcking forwards mate”?
Richarlison deciding he’d had enough was brilliant. An injury? To Richarlison? Right out of left field that one. Can’t believe it. Makes JCS look like Captain Scarlett that bloke.
Look the manager is clearly not the issue at Tottenham. Their recruitment and retainment is hilarious. But fck me they’re chaotic on the pitch. Ipswich and Leicester both won there this season.
The players get a free pass in a lot of this Levy v Ange stuff as well. Soft as muck. Not a winning mentality between them. Even with our cup record I reckon we’d give em a good going over at this point.
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It was pathetic. I had a few mates who went up there. It's a cup semi final so how can you not! And they got served with that.
Most damning statistic is that they picked up 0 yellow cards. It's a fcking semi final, the midfield should've been like absolute animals out there. They just sort of arrived resigned to a defeat.
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| Geordies on 10:23 - Feb 7 with 623 views | GaryBannister86 |
| Geordies on 23:41 - Feb 6 by Northernr |
I know, I know, but people like Cook, Colback, Dunne, Frey and then at the other end of the scale Morgan (who they released) know what it takes to win football games. Hard, nasty bstrd stuff, running, heading. It’s been the story of our turnaround and Spurs need a similar lesson. |
Yes, but we would never know because we would rest them all and then wonder why we lost in the cup again |  | | |
| Geordies on 12:07 - Feb 7 with 517 views | TheChef |
| Geordies on 23:36 - Feb 6 by Northernr |
Even at 2-0 there was a goal there for them, as shown when Son hit the bar, but their whole approach to everything they did in that game was defeatist, half arsed…
What’s your plan? If it’s to sit in and go deep tight and narrow then I get that in those circs. It does however run contrary to the manager’s famed ideals. So you’re here for a second goal then? Okay. Good. Go get one.
They did the worst of both worlds. They were wide open defensively as we expect, but when they did have the chance to go forwards they turned it down. There were a couple of reasonable counter attacks in the first half with men in support and Liverpool short handed where they ended up three passes and 10 seconds later back with their own goalkeeper. What happened to “pass fcking forwards mate”?
Richarlison deciding he’d had enough was brilliant. An injury? To Richarlison? Right out of left field that one. Can’t believe it. Makes JCS look like Captain Scarlett that bloke.
Look the manager is clearly not the issue at Tottenham. Their recruitment and retainment is hilarious. But fck me they’re chaotic on the pitch. Ipswich and Leicester both won there this season.
The players get a free pass in a lot of this Levy v Ange stuff as well. Soft as muck. Not a winning mentality between them. Even with our cup record I reckon we’d give em a good going over at this point.
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