krissyboy31

It has always been rubbish where we sit (Blocks 34 or 35). One good thing about it is you can't hear a word Stuart Dennis says!

http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Premier-League-set-to-reward-relegated-clubs-with-bumper-pay-day-article354645.html

If only he had read this thread first, he could have saved himself 3 weeks work and hit the ground running.

Lol! Storrie said the Premier League's punishment was harsh. Storrie told ESPN Soccernet: "I am not sure this should have been done - it is terribly unfair on the club, the players and their fans, and they are the innocent parties." It may be harsh on some of the players and some of the fans but dem is da rules!! It's certainly not harsh on the club, you, your cronies and the various owners. Minus nine points are the least of your worries Mr Storrie!!

I'm pretty sure Cowan was looking into it and promised it would be addressed. 6 years later and nothing has changed (hopefully NC will implement improvements).

Lowe Out!

Works for me!!

I think the closing of the North car-park is probably following instructions of the Old Bill. I agree with the 'sound system' (or lack of it). It's been p!ss poor from the opening day. I also agree with showing the teams (and subs) just before the start of the game, on the big screens. They could even scroll this information at the bottom of the screen just after kick off (at the beginning of both halves).

They couldn't be debt free AND keep their parachute payments. The footballing debt has to be paid in full, so most if not all of the parachute money will be directly channelled elsewhere.

I think it depends on the restrictions for the game. I've bought up to 4 unlinked before on games where there is no restrictions but for the likes of Wembley or P*mpey, then you would have needed more than one customer number on your account to get more than one ticket.

Train tickets booked! Reading to Paddington. Return travel card £19.50.

I didn't manage to get a Wembley ticket in 2003 either! Had to make do with a Cardiff one instead!

I hope he is too!

The -9 has been ratified (SSN Ticker).

I agree with this after having to sit in the family section v Leeds (because Kingsland North was sold out). Could hear the Leeds fans loud and clear but the Northam was just a load of background noise with a load of super-fast clapping. In fact, from down there our vocal support sounded embarrassing.

Do you have the power to do that?

From the Pardew to Hull Thread! http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11661_6031117,00.html LMFAO!

Webber isn't impressed. http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,12433_6031027,00.html?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

Postal applications I would have thought. Keeping it "real-time" would be almost impossible if you've got people processing the postal, on-line and telephone applications (in two separate locations) all at the same time.

Wotte? He's not coming back is he?

It vaguely rang a bell but when I played the clip of the closing credits, I realised that I still remembered the theme song word for word and his closing line "Did you see yourself?" Strange.

Mmmm. The game at Cheltenham in mid-July that I went to had the following team. Poke (Forecast, 45) Murty (Reeves, 78.) Molyneux Lancashire Thomas James (Gillett, 45) Pulis (McNish, 57) White Lallana (Rasiak, 45) Doble (Dunford, 57) Paterson Subs: (not used) Saville. Really stood us in good stead for the season.

I'd stop eating cheese at supper time if I were you!

Well according to that, it's both! >>But to ensure some form of parity, knowing that fans of Newcastle and Leeds, for instance, far outweigh those of Macclesfield and Accrington, players and managers throughout the three divisions were also asked for their top five players, but with the instruction that they could not select players from their own club. Media pundits from the national press, TV and radio also gave us their input and all votes were added up to give us the definite Top 50.

Sports journalists I think.