New football thread

[Astanley 11,668]

3 hours ago, NEWKID said:

Well that was short lived... season conplete for the scousers last week...lol

Surprised at you new kid .

[BEARINATOR 2,923]

15 hours ago, eastcoast said:

Anyway, for the 1st time in almost 3 years I have been able to accept an invitation to St. James' for tomorrow's game. In the posh seats so, win, lose or draw at least I will have been well fed and watered. Like a kid before Christmas  

Hope you get the win mate 

[Flacko 1,756]

Fekin Georde’s all over us 

[chartpolski 28,360]

Isak is starting to look good .

Cheers.

[eastcoast 4,596]

Cracking day, and not a bad game.

[Flacko 1,756]

You played well boys but we deserved summat wolves a we 

[eastcoast 4,596]

12 minutes ago, Flacko said:

You played well boys but we deserved summat wolves a we 

Good support from Wolves, numbers and noise made. 

[keepdiggin 9,565]

[gnasher16 31,602]

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[gnasher16 31,602]

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[eastcoast 4,596]

15 minutes ago, gnasher16 said:

Must admit ive always really liked that ground the way it stands proud looking over the city i remember when Wembley was being rebuilt and the England games were all round the country going to watch them there and we was sat in the very highest few rows of seats in the ground....proper nose bleed time......impressive ground and atmosphere when its rocking though fair play.

I can only recall 1 England game being played there (I could well be wrong) and I was there. Went with my brother in law who is staunch Sunderland. Gave him some stick that he has to come to St. James' to watch an England match. Forget who we played but Robbie Fowler scored.

[gnasher16 31,602]

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[chartpolski 28,360]

50 minutes ago, gnasher16 said:

Must admit ive always really liked that ground the way it stands proud looking over the city i remember when Wembley was being rebuilt and the England games were all round the country going to watch them there and we was sat in the very highest few rows of seats in the ground....proper nose bleed time......impressive ground and atmosphere when its rocking though fair play.

You would have been up here, Gnash, highest point in the stadium;

I remember watching Newcastle play Coventry in a cup game years ago.

The only seat I could get was third row from the very top, I could make out the black and white shirts from the blue, but not the individual players ! LOL !

My mate asked what the green light he could see in the distance was, ( light on top of the Civic Centre), I told him we were that high up, it was probably London !

Cheers.

[gnasher16 31,602]

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[chartpolski 28,360]

Ashley sold of Strawberry Terrace, a street outside the ground, just before he sold up completely.

The new owners have bought it back, with a view to extending the capacity to 62000.

Im in two minds about it, yes the extra capacity is needed, but will it mean the end of the Strawberry pub ? 

Being a city centre ground brings huge problems fo expansion. One side of the ground is parallel to Leazes Terrace, a grade two listed street and they have allways resisted being overshadowed by the ground, that's why it's so " lopsided".

Cheers.