Poll: best team in the north east You do not have permission to vote in this poll. |
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sunderland | 9 | 50.00% | |
newcastle | 6 | 33.33% | |
middlesbourgh | 0 | 0% | |
hartlepool | 0 | 0% | |
gateshead | 1 | 5.56% | |
south shields | 1 | 5.56% | |
jarrow & boldon roofing | 1 | 5.56% | |
other | 0 | 0% | |
Total | 18 vote(s) | 100% |
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2014-15 Football Season(Who will be the best North East Team)
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14 Aug 2013, 8:16 pm,
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RE: football
(14 Aug 2013, 8:06 pm)fozzovmurton wrote Me as well, for the most part, there is only 2 games at International Level I like to watch or look forward to I keep an eye open for their results with their gaffer being an ex-Newcastle player, just as I did with Wales a few years back. However, what is evident, watching this match and when the other home nations are playing, that whilst players for Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland may not be as 'good' or technically gifted, they are hard workers and play with passion. It is clear, they are proud to play for their country. I'm not sure their supporters would tolerate any of the prima donnas that play for England either :p |
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14 Aug 2013, 8:25 pm,
Post: #22
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Re: RE: football
(14 Aug 2013, 8:16 pm)Andreos1 wrote I keep an eye open for their results with their gaffer being an ex-Newcastle player, just as I did with Wales a few years back. Gary Speed was one of my all time favourite players, even though I am not a toon supporter, never nothing scandalous about him, loved the game, me dependable who could be relied upon all the time, a true professional, give me 11 Gary Speeds and that would be the perfect team... Football lost one of it's true greats when he died, still devastating to this day and still miss him |
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14 Aug 2013, 9:00 pm,
Post: #23
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RE: football
Peter Beardsley is one of my favourite players. A consummate professional both on and off the pitch who always takes the time to sell hello to fans and to sign autographs. I don't know how good his coaching skills are, or whether he has right certificates, but I always thought that he would make a good Newcastle United manager someday.
An underrated player who is widely respected but often under-appreciated. |
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14 Aug 2013, 10:04 pm,
Post: #24
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Re: RE: football
(14 Aug 2013, 9:00 pm)AdamY wrote Peter Beardsley is one of my favourite players. A consummate professional both on and off the pitch who always takes the time to sell hello to fans and to sign autographs. I don't know how good his coaching skills are, or whether he has right certificates, but I always thought that he would make a good Newcastle United manager someday. Peter Beardsley has in the past coached Newcastle Youth, he got sacked after he accused of being a bully, although he wqs subsequently cleared by the FA in 2003 http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/tyne/2959232.stm Also when I think of Peter Beardsley, the following photo always comes to mind |
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15 Aug 2013, 2:43 pm,
Post: #25
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RE: football
Sunderland Squad Numbers for 2013-2014
1 2 3 4 5 Wes Brown 6 Cabral 7 Seb Larsson 8 Craig Gardner 9 Steven Fletcher 10 Connor Wickham 11 Adam Johnson 12 Ondrej Celustka 13 Jordan Pickford 14 Jack Colback 15 David Vaughan 16 John O’Shea 17 Jozy Altidore 18 Mikael Mandron 19 David Moberg-Karlsson 20 Keiren Westwood 21 Modibo Diakite 22 El-Hadji Ba 23 Emanuele Giaccherini 24 Carlos Cuellar 25 Vito Mannone 26 27 Ji Dong-won 28 Stephane Sessegnon 29 Valentin Roberge 30 31 32 33 Lee Cattermole
Ooo Friend, Bus Friend.
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16 Aug 2013, 11:33 am,
Post: #26
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RE: football
(14 Aug 2013, 10:04 pm)fozzovmurton wrote Peter Beardsley has in the past coached Newcastle Youth, he got sacked after he accused of being a bully, although he wqs subsequently cleared by the FA in 2003 Think Beardsley is taking the whole 'sexy football' thing a bit too literally there! |
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16 Aug 2013, 11:53 am,
Post: #27
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RE: football
(14 Aug 2013, 9:00 pm)AdamY wrote Peter Beardsley is one of my favourite players. A consummate professional both on and off the pitch who always takes the time to sell hello to fans and to sign autographs. I don't know how good his coaching skills are, or whether he has right certificates, but I always thought that he would make a good Newcastle United manager someday. Some of the goals still send shivers down my spine. Met him a few years ago at a talk in. Told him about my eldest, (who had just started having trials at the club at the time), explained how my son had seen some of his goals on youtube, was at the academy, had heard all about him and if I could have an autograph on my sons behalf. The message: To x. Good luck and play for fun! Peter Beardsley. My eldest see's that message every morning, whether he always takes notice of it, is another thing - but the message sums Beardsley up for me. On a separate note, what was people's first ever match? Newcastle V Bradford in 1989. Not long after relegation from the top flight. It was my first experience of relegation (only beaten by the shambles a few years ago when we were relegated for the 2nd time in 2009). Missed the goal, with standing in the Gallowgate End, but eventually found it a few years ago. What a cracker, 90th min too! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BenQbe5XvlE |
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16 Aug 2013, 7:05 pm,
Post: #28
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RE: football
I know the word is used loosely these days, but Peter Beardsley is a true legend. I don't think the club would have went the way it did in the 90's if it wasn't for his influence on the team. Although Cole, and then Ginola were my favourite players around that time, Beardsley was always right up there. Oh, and he took the time to sign my toon top in Argos at the Metro Centre back in the mid-90s, when I had the nerve to pester him.
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16 Aug 2013, 8:47 pm,
Post: #29
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RE: football
(16 Aug 2013, 7:05 pm)aureolin wrote I know the word is used loosely these days, but Peter Beardsley is a true legend. I don't think the club would have went the way it did in the 90's if it wasn't for his influence on the team. Although Cole, and then Ginola were my favourite players around that time, Beardsley was always right up there. Oh, and he took the time to sign my toon top in Argos at the Metro Centre back in the mid-90s, when I had the nerve to pester him. About a year ago (maybe two?) I was stood behind him in the queue at the Food Hall of Marks and Spencers in Newcastle. I also had to nerve to pester him and he was good enough to oblige. |
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17 Aug 2013, 10:51 am,
Post: #30
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RE: football
It's back!!!
Hopefully Sunderland have a good season and our signings gel together. 1-0 win today for us - Giaccherini to score =) My end of the table predictions... Manchester City Chelsea Manchester United Arsenal Everton Liverpool Tottenham Hotspur Swansea City Fulham West Ham United Sunderland Southampton Aston Villa Cardiff City West Bromwich Albion Newcastle United Norwich City Stoke City Hull City Crystal Palace Surprise team of the season.. Swansea yet again Top scorer - RVP Most Yellow cards - Stoke city Most Red - Stoke City Manger of the season - Michael Laudrup
Ooo Friend, Bus Friend.
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17 Aug 2013, 11:28 am,
Post: #31
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RE: football
I think Swansea will probably finish about 5th or 6th this season and Cardiff will do surprisingly well finishing mid-table. Newcastle will struggle again facing yet another relegation battle but will be strong enough to remain in the top flight. I don't see Sunderland doing much better: making new signings and performing well in pre-season friendlies is one thing but that doesn't necessarily translate to success. Realistically, they'll probably finish above Newcastle but that's not saying much. I think Palace and Hull will be relegated along with Aston Villa. Moyes will continue Fergie's leagcy at Man U who are my pick for the title. Man City, Arsenal, Spurs, Chelsea and, of course, Swansea will be in contention for Europe. Those are my predictions anyways.
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17 Aug 2013, 7:35 pm,
Post: #32
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RE: football
Met Beardsley a few times back in the day and was an absolute gent. Remember going to the training sessions in 1994-96 in Durham.
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17 Aug 2013, 9:35 pm,
Post: #33
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RE: football
Just thought I'd post a quick round-up of today's results from around the region.
Premiership Sunderland 0-1 Fulham Championship Middlesbrough 1-1 Blackpool League One Carlisle United 0-4 Coventry City League Two York 0-0 Hartleppol Scottish Division Two Berwick Rangers 4-0 Queens Park Conference Premier Gateshead 1-2 Barnet Evo-Stick Premier Division Marine 1-1 Spartans Whitby Town 1-1 Ilkeston FC Evo-Stick Division 1 North Darlington 1883 2-0 Warrington Town FA Cup Extra Preliminary Round Darlington RA 4-2 Newton Aycliffe Thackley 1-3 Guisborough Glasshoughton 2-3 Jarrow RBCA Colne 1-1 S Shields Brighouse 3-1 Seaham RS Ashington 9-0 Pontefract Dunston UTS 4-1 Pickering Garforth 1-4 Shildon Crook Town 4-2 Billingham Town Morpeth 6-0 Liversedge Billingham Synfonia 4-0 West Allotment Celtic Spennymoor 2-1 Sunderland RCA Team Northumbria 2-1 Whitley Bay Albion Sports 2-0 Nth Shields Hebburn Town 2-2 Barn'wick Penrith AFC 3-1 Newcastle BBP Marske 3-1 Consett AFC Tow Law 0-5 West Auckland |
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17 Aug 2013, 11:21 pm,
Post: #34
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Re: RE: football
(17 Aug 2013, 9:35 pm)AdamY wrote Just thought I'd post a quick round-up of today's results from around the region. Less of that 1883 bulls**t We are Darlo We are Darlo We are Darlington FC F**k the Football Association We are Darlington FC ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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19 Aug 2013, 5:21 pm,
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Re: football
See Anth Smith has resigned as Heed Manager
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19 Aug 2013, 5:46 pm,
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RE: football
(19 Aug 2013, 5:21 pm)fozzovmurton wrote See Anth Smith has resigned as Heed Manager The Chronicle elaborate further on the story: http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/sport/foo...th-5748770 Gateshead FC manager Anth Smith resigns after home defeat to Barnet So that's the first North Eastern managerial casualty of the season. Who'll be next I wonder? |
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19 Aug 2013, 5:51 pm,
Post: #37
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RE: football
Couldn't understand the decision to appoint him in the first place to be truthful.
When their supposed goal, is to reach the football league, then they need a manager who the players respect and look up to. No disrespect, but an ex-pro, with just a few league appearances under his belt in one of the worst Sunderland teams for a long time, with a season or two managin Chester le Street wouldn't fill me with confidence as a player. After reading the match reports, he seems to have lost the players. |
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19 Aug 2013, 5:55 pm,
Post: #38
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RE: football
Sunderland played well on Saturday, its only the first game so no one should panic
A post on Facebook says... @lee_ryder Cabaye did not appear when the players checked out the pitch. #nufc #mcfc #Arsenal Dunno if it's true but if it is.. could he be going? Big loss to Newcastle .... Gutted hes left Gateshead, Hartlepool manager to go next?
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19 Aug 2013, 5:56 pm,
Post: #39
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RE: football
I liked Bogie. Sure, he had a rough start to last season but they should have persevered given his track record at the club. They hardly improved their position by releasing him.
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19 Aug 2013, 6:04 pm,
Post: #40
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RE: football
I hope Newcastle beat Man City, but what are the chances haha!
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