Played in Steve Harper's testimonial last night. And scored a penalty in the shoot out. Fair play to him. Got a great reception.
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Paulo Di Canio
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albion534
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Shame he's gonna get the sack soon
Eksman
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Omg Shearer! Could do a job?
Jesus Gul
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Didn't Harper make about 10% of his total career first team appearances with us?
Didn't Harper make about 10% of his total career first team appearances with us?
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
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You would have thought the ref could have found a reason to let him re-take the penalty.
He only made 5 appearances for us. Could have been first choice if he'd moved somewhere else but very loyal to Newcastle and wanted to stay in the area so didn't play anywhere near the number of games he could have.
I am pretty certain he is the only player to have played in all 4 leagues, the conference, champions league and uefa cup.
Conference - Gateshead
League 2 - Hartlepool
League 1 - Bradford
Championship - Newcastle, Brighton, Huddersfield
Premier - Newcastle
Uefa/Europa - Newcastle
Champions League - Newcastle
He only made 5 appearances for us. Could have been first choice if he'd moved somewhere else but very loyal to Newcastle and wanted to stay in the area so didn't play anywhere near the number of games he could have.
I am pretty certain he is the only player to have played in all 4 leagues, the conference, champions league and uefa cup.
Conference - Gateshead
League 2 - Hartlepool
League 1 - Bradford
Championship - Newcastle, Brighton, Huddersfield
Premier - Newcastle
Uefa/Europa - Newcastle
Champions League - Newcastle
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steve finnan has definitely done that...and the world cup
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You mean a typical, unambitious, backward Geordie who thinks the entire world revolves around Newcastle. What an absolute waste of the talent he was born with.
Horsham Gull
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Got what he deserved from the Newcastle fans, think the derby is only a few weeks away he will have to go through it all again
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severnside gull
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have to remember that post when someone moans about Bridcutt or Ulloa showing no loyalty and leaving for a big payday and pastures new
That's not really comparable at ALL, is it?
1. Neither of those two players have declined to leave their home town. One is on a different CONTINENT.
2. Neither of them is turning down moves, to happily trouser a substantial wage to NOT play.
symyjym
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3. Both want to actually play football
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Er, Bridcutt and Ulloa are playing games.
saafend_seagull
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Remember when a fan shouted "HARPER YOU HAVE NO AMBITION" lol
Sussex on Leith
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Nice use of one man's football career as sole justification for a sweeping, baseless condemnation of an entire region. Top work there.
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Thanks. You do have a point of course, but I wouldn't say it was 'baseless'. Would you?
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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This is my nomination for the 2013/14 NSC awards in the category of worst "worst comparative example"
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Sussex on Leith
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Having lived there for half my life, I'd say it was harsh. There's an obvious sense of local identity and pride, which to the outsider can make the place and its people look insular - an image which is cheerfully and lazily peddled by the national media (endless patronising comments from football commentators about the "proud Geordie nation", and let's not forget Geordie Shore, much as I'd like to). But that doesn't reflect my experience of the city or the (very) large majority of its people.
No, I think you must be getting it mixed up with Sunderland
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Having lived there for half my life, I'd say it was harsh. There's an obvious sense of local identity and pride, which to the outsider can make the place and its people look insular - an image which is cheerfully and lazily peddled by the national media (endless patronising comments from football commentators about the "proud Geordie nation", and let's not forget Geordie Shore, much as I'd like to). But that doesn't reflect my experience of the city or the (very) large majority of its people.
No, I think you must be getting it mixed up with Sunderland
I'm not denying for one minute that it was harsh! But it wasn't baseless.
I live with a Geordie, they're nice people. They do have a tendency to be a bit insular though.