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He's done a Ferguson/Keano, so he may as well, the commie....
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That's a small amount of respect for Shearer gone. Still love him but will anyone in football be a man of their word nowadays?
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That's a small amount of respect for Shearer gone. Still love him but will anyone in football be a man of their word nowadays?
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Other than Phil Neville in a United shirt there's not a much more gorgeous sight then that :-D
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Kawada wrote:
> heh, you're going to be let down a hell of alot in your lifetime
need a I remind you of that blonde haired traitor?
> heh, you're going to be let down a hell of alot in your lifetime
need a I remind you of that blonde haired traitor?
mattributé wrote:
> I love Shearer. I really do. I just thought he'd be a man of his
> word.
I think if the situation had stayed the same with Bellamy, Dyer, Bramble, Ameobi and co running a mock of the club, i.e. if Souness hadn't stepped in he would still be set to leave, record or no record as until the defence was strengthened we were going no-where and until all the late night drinking 2 days before match day, £100,000 jets for training sessions the club was only going one way.
It was insurance, announcing it on-the-fly half way through the season just isn't Shearer.
> I love Shearer. I really do. I just thought he'd be a man of his
> word.
I think if the situation had stayed the same with Bellamy, Dyer, Bramble, Ameobi and co running a mock of the club, i.e. if Souness hadn't stepped in he would still be set to leave, record or no record as until the defence was strengthened we were going no-where and until all the late night drinking 2 days before match day, £100,000 jets for training sessions the club was only going one way.
It was insurance, announcing it on-the-fly half way through the season just isn't Shearer.
heh, you're going to be let down a hell of alot in your lifetime
I love Shearer. I really do. I just thought he'd be a man of his word.
He's let me down.
He's let me down.
He wants the record, of course he does but that isn't the only reason he is s**taying on. A player of his quality wants to win more trophies and this season the UEFA is there for the taking. Already got the days booked off work to travel to Lisbon for the final as I am convinced this is our year.
I also believe the Owen deal is in place and that he will be a Magpie next season, I thought this would be the case even if Shearer had decided to retire but now it's a dead cert for me.
I would imagine he will take a John Carver role initially watching over youth development which has already been talked about as an option to s**tart off with.
It's also a slight possiblity that Alan Hanson talking out of his c*ck pricked ass made Shearer re-think why he would want to tie himself down in the chair next to him for the next two years...
*Joke*
The board are meeting next week to discuss the future of Kluivert, Ameobi has been pretty disappointing of late, really dragging his feet, no more Chopra (not that he is Premiership quality), Calvin Zola is no longer an option so I jus**t wonder what will happen with the coaching side for Shearer unless a few more s**trikers are brought in. This season he has been fantas**tic as per but I fear the possibility of the knee injury from his late 20's may re-occur leaving us in the sh*t what with Yakuba signing a reported deal with Middlesbrough. He is doing his coaching certificate but I don't know whether he will retire at the end of next and walk s**traight into coaching or he may even s**tay on pas**t next year, he hasn't ruled that out.
Commie? Not a chance, he is a gordie legend, don't you dare mention him in the same vein as the UTD scum ;), there was no way he would walk away, if he hit the record he would want more trophies and vice versa. That and the fact that we actully look like a team on the up again.
I also believe the Owen deal is in place and that he will be a Magpie next season, I thought this would be the case even if Shearer had decided to retire but now it's a dead cert for me.
I would imagine he will take a John Carver role initially watching over youth development which has already been talked about as an option to s**tart off with.
It's also a slight possiblity that Alan Hanson talking out of his c*ck pricked ass made Shearer re-think why he would want to tie himself down in the chair next to him for the next two years...
*Joke*
The board are meeting next week to discuss the future of Kluivert, Ameobi has been pretty disappointing of late, really dragging his feet, no more Chopra (not that he is Premiership quality), Calvin Zola is no longer an option so I jus**t wonder what will happen with the coaching side for Shearer unless a few more s**trikers are brought in. This season he has been fantas**tic as per but I fear the possibility of the knee injury from his late 20's may re-occur leaving us in the sh*t what with Yakuba signing a reported deal with Middlesbrough. He is doing his coaching certificate but I don't know whether he will retire at the end of next and walk s**traight into coaching or he may even s**tay on pas**t next year, he hasn't ruled that out.
Commie? Not a chance, he is a gordie legend, don't you dare mention him in the same vein as the UTD scum ;), there was no way he would walk away, if he hit the record he would want more trophies and vice versa. That and the fact that we actully look like a team on the up again.
"I stayed on because I think the club is moving in the right direction, not because I want to break the record," said Shearer.
A likely story.
A likely story.
He's done a Ferguson/Keano, so he may as well, the commie....
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That's a small amount of respect for Shearer gone. Still love him but will anyone in football be a man of their word nowadays?
[URL]http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/n/newcastle_united/4399073.stm[/URL]
That's a small amount of respect for Shearer gone. Still love him but will anyone in football be a man of their word nowadays?
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