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Well they will have to sell off Owen. His MRI bills alone could bankrupt the club. :rolleyes:

 

It might be a bit hard to sell off Owen seeing as he is out of contract this summer, they will allow him to go as a freebie to whatever club can stand his medical bills, unless he signs a new deal with lower wages

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Owen is being paid £103,000 a week.

and people thought man city offering kaka £100,000 a week was bad.

at least kaka plays more than half the season uninjured.

 

So I wonder what Owen's wages worked out to per match this season??:rolleyes:

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Owen is being paid £103,000 a week.

and people thought man city offering kaka £100,000 a week was bad.

at least kaka plays more than half the season uninjured.

 

Wasn't Man City offering something like £250K a week?

 

It will be interesting to see who Man City try and sign over the summer.

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Relegation is a good thing in the long run

 

Agreed, allows you to offload some of your dead-wood, the overpaid useless footballers which didn't help your fight. It might take you a couple years but newcastle will bounce back and might hopefully win a trophy in the meantime ;)

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Agreed, allows you to offload some of your dead-wood, the overpaid useless footballers which didn't help your fight. It might take you a couple years but newcastle will bounce back and might hopefully win a trophy in the meantime ;)

 

The LDV??:rolleyes:

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Season Review... For myself... Newcastle going down, fantasitic news ...

 

 

Well my uncle al won the big lottery and brought a pimped out ride and put it in the front garden.

 

All of sudden, the whole world was writing stories about us, speculting we wonder what they will buy next... then one day we tried... we tried to get the ultimate hot tub for the back gardern we was willing to pay such a princley sum, as well... but beacuse of where we live they would not delevier...

 

In between that time we brought a few show girls... just to keep the fun going !

 

however its come off note now most of our nieghbours our so poor, and sufering from the credit crunch... some of them have borrowed so much they are not able to pay back they payments secured on their property and souls. So in the end, they wont be able to deliver else where as no one else will be able to pay apart from us !! Hehehehe...

 

 

Oh what fun we are gonna have... !! This week, we got the HD 1240 super screen TV.

Next week, who knows .... !

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Road signs mock club's relegation

 

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The sign is on a main road heading to Newcastle

 

A pair of comedy road signs mocking Newcastle United's relegation from the Premier League have been unveiled by cheeky Sunderland supporters.

 

One sign, on the A184, has an arrow pointing towards Tyneside and reads: "Sid James' Park, the biggest stadium in the 'Fizzy Pop' league'."

 

The other, on the road to Sunderland, says: "The Stadium of Light, the North East's only Premier League stadium."

 

A video of the stunt was posted on the video sharing website YouTube. The signs have been fixed to empty posts which used to bear official road signs. Last month, Newcastle owner Mike Ashley put the club up for sale after saying sorry to fans for the mistakes which cost them relegation to the Coca Cola Championship. He said: "It's been catastrophic for everybody. I've lost my money and made terrible decisions."

 

Earlier this week, Sunderland supporters made scores of bogus bids for Newcastle United when the club asked for offers via email. Newcastle fan John Monaghan, 35, of Heaton, said: "They are entitled to laugh, after all, we laughed at them when they were relegated in 2003 and then again in 2006. "But it's hard to find anything very funny at the moment if you're a Newcastle fan."

 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/tyne/8095917.stm

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