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Cardiff v Newcastle - what do you WANT ?
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Tricky Dicky
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I really don't care, I'm fully confident we'll win tomorrow anyway.
Southern Scouse
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- Jul 21, 2011
- 2,023
I want the barcodes to win by 10, and us to lose all our remaining games, forever.
Seriously
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Seriously
?SockMonster
Well-known member
I disagree! Newcastle draw for me to add a little extra frisson.
Peter Grummit
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Matt Ritchie banned for remaining 2 games!
https://www.nufc.co.uk/news/latest-news/ritchie-receives-two-match-ban
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https://www.nufc.co.uk/news/latest-news/ritchie-receives-two-match-ban
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royceyboy
On the 'ead son!
Why would we not want Newcastle to lose? That means we win the league regardless of the results of our last two games. However, I still want us to beat Bristol city and lift the trophy in style as worthy Champions.
BBassic
I changed this.
- Jul 28, 2011
- 12,310
That's excellent news. He's been one of their best players these last couple of months.
Greg Bobkin
Silver Seagull
- May 22, 2012
- 14,840
I voted Barcode win but, after reading through the comments, I've changed my mind. Let's go into the game tomorrow as CHAMPIONS.
Gritt23
New member
A draw for me. A better day tomorrow if we do have to achieve SOMETHING in the game, rather than walking in as Champions already because someone else messed up. I prefer the euphoria of that final whistle that confirms we've done it.
BUT, why wouldn't I want it to be as easy as possible tomorrow. A draw vs Bristol City, I'd feel very comfortable about achieving as a minimum.
BUT, why wouldn't I want it to be as easy as possible tomorrow. A draw vs Bristol City, I'd feel very comfortable about achieving as a minimum.
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
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Cardiff WIN. Just to see the adorable smile on our mutual friend's face
But you just KNOW that he'll forever claim that "Cardiff won the title for you boyo's, isn't it"
Still a bit undecided on this. I'll probably be watching the game at home on Kodi, in my skiddies, with a few tinnies and a takeout. If we are actually crowned champions TONIGHT, then it'll be a bit low-key, its not quite going to have that epic feeling. I feel I should at least be in a pub somewhere that's absolutely RAMMED, jumping around like a loon, getting drenched in beer, and crawling home at 2am in a drunken state with no keys or trousers.
Save it for Saturday I suppose.
But you just KNOW that he'll forever claim that "Cardiff won the title for you boyo's, isn't it"
Still a bit undecided on this. I'll probably be watching the game at home on Kodi, in my skiddies, with a few tinnies and a takeout. If we are actually crowned champions TONIGHT, then it'll be a bit low-key, its not quite going to have that epic feeling. I feel I should at least be in a pub somewhere that's absolutely RAMMED, jumping around like a loon, getting drenched in beer, and crawling home at 2am in a drunken state with no keys or trousers.
Save it for Saturday I suppose.
An entire post CHOCK FULL of delightful mental images
It's my wedding anniversary tonight so we're out for dinner and I may even get told off if I check my phone too regularly. We may possibly win the title without me knowing it at all. I'd still take that though to take any pressure off tomorrow and have a proper party knowing the lads will pick up a trophy at the end,
(on the warped basis that we actually have any control over what happens tonight, the choices are: )
1. The sheer pleasure of strolling up KNOWING that we have won the title, that we are going to watch the team run out to a Guard of Honour, and lift and parade the trophy before us. And most probably a nice win, with the pressure off, too.
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2. The (possibility of) a final whistle moment of UTTER JOY, if a win tomorrow is required to clinch it, coupled with the possibility of a shit performance and watching the Football League official quietly box up the trophy and put it back in the boot of his car.
No brainer.
1. The sheer pleasure of strolling up KNOWING that we have won the title, that we are going to watch the team run out to a Guard of Honour, and lift and parade the trophy before us. And most probably a nice win, with the pressure off, too.
v
2. The (possibility of) a final whistle moment of UTTER JOY, if a win tomorrow is required to clinch it, coupled with the possibility of a shit performance and watching the Football League official quietly box up the trophy and put it back in the boot of his car.
No brainer.
Peter Grummit
Well-known member
Lascelles, Anita, Hanley, Jesus, Gayle all missing too for the barcodes. Rafa resting those with 'niggles'.
PG
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Its easy, lets see the Barcodes win and watch them take on the mantle of champions elect expecting our boys to "fook it up" then thump Brizzle tomorrow to win the thing, make for far better box office as without the butterflys of fear in the pit of our collective stomachs is an alien feeling. I love the stress I feel and is one I always associate with our games. bollox to these nothing on it games at home, save that for the cretins at Villa park and their crap treatment of our supporters. (really sorry to those who have managed to get a ticket and please, please, enjoy your party there and rub their noses in it ) except for Colin Calderwood who I'm sure must have had a perfectly reasonable reason to leave when he did!!!!!!!!!!!
It says a lot when there's a good chance you'll win the trophy ahead of a bone fide MIRACLE WORKER. Can Hughton walk on water?
Lincoln Imp
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- Feb 2, 2009
- 5,964
I voted DRAW but I didn't really mean it. It is like people saying they don't want to live beyond 90. Ask them again when they get to 89.
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Cardiff win for me then party time early Saturday evening