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Boatraceface wrote:

Julie wrote:

Boatraceface wrote:

Julie wrote:

Boatraceface wrote: It's a right laugh watching Look North News lately... All these deluded Mags thinking they are finally gunna overhaul The Boro as the most successful side of the modern era in the North East..All that financial might and that whopping catchment area and they are still rubbish and win nowt.Zip.Zero.Squat.Nish.Diddly. Mystifying:scratch: Yet ultimately satisfying! :laugh:

For all your trophies (er one cup :evil4: ), and being the most 'successful North East team of the modern era', as you put it. You must be well proud of your half full stadium every other weekend.

At least we draw in the crowds, no matter how we're playing. Thats why we'll always be the biggest club in the North East.

Dream on sunshine :laugh:

What's Tyneside's catchment area? 1.3 millionish people? in a one club city..You'd think they'd fill the stadium on that. What's Teesside's catchment? 180,000 people.. Teesside is much less populated than Tyneside ofcourse.. But Boro have Steve Gibson,a proper owner and No1 fan. Boro marched to a European final,and won the League cup.Newcastle have done nothing at all have they.Speaks for itself really..Boro are top dogs in the North East when you deal in the facts.Newcastle are underachievers and deluded hype ar'nt they? Ask anyone..:eek3:

Your own trophy cabinet is hardly overflowing.

If you wanna take bragging rights from winning the League cup and having your arses kicked in the UEFA cup final, go for it. We've played Champions League football and, more often than not, have finished higher than you lot in the league. The facts speak for themselves.

You're obviously defining 'biggest club in the North East' differently to me.

I wouldn't expect you to agree though

:laugh:

No,and last season's league table finish does'nt agree either, petal.The facts do indeed speak for themselves.:laugh: And until you match,or better that silverware we won,we got braggin rights:nod: Marvelous:laugh:

Working on your definition, lets have a silverware count over the history of the two clubs. That'll sort out who the biggest club in the North East is. :nod:

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Hank Wiseass© wrote:

Julie wrote:

James Thomas wrote:

Julie wrote:

I thought the suggestion here was that we ARE shite. Make your minds up.

Besides, if you're gonna quote stats, don't conveniently ignore the significant increase in capacity at St James's Park during the period in question. :nod:

They are shite, haven't won anything for ages, Newcastle supporters being the finest etc is just another urban myth. No-one wanted to go see the Toon in the eighties, I was in Newcastle then and worked at a factory in Cramlington. One lad was the laughing stock, why? Because he had a season ticket to St James's Park and no-one else wanted one. There were always empty spaces in the ground and the team were shit then.

As for the attendance, the capacity hasn't really increased that much has it? There was a ten year drop because the ground capacities across the country were reduced in the early nineties due to all seater grounds being enforced.

Biggest League Cup attendance: 49,902 Vs Spurs Semi Final (1975-76)

Don't believe the hype!

Nope, I won't accept it.

We have been playing shite, no doubt about it, but we regularly pull in a crowd of over 50,000 for home matches and sell out our away allocations. We are great fans, considering there has been little return from the team over the years (apart from the best football the Premier League has seen played under Kevin Keegan that is. See my earlier point on KK). No urban myth about it.

Over the life of the Premier League only Man U have a larger average attendance and they've had plenty the cheer. Newcastle fans compare favourably to everyone else in this respect.

Over the last 15 years, the Capacity of St James's Park has increased by approx 15,000 because of the development of the new stands. That was the period that Al referred to when quoting the stats. So yes, the capacity has increased quite a lot and there's still a waiting list for season tickets.

I can't believe that you are all so quick to have a dig at the toon. People in glass houses.....

I've only got one more thing to say on this matter. Keegan Keegan :laugh:

Jesus weapt, er you had the 2nd largest capacity, hence the 2nd largest average. Great fans my arse. Through thick and thin obviously has different connotations up there.

For those up in the cheap seats who aren't listening, the point I was making is that we fill St James's to capacity, even though we've pretty much been below average over the last 5 years. That's a loyal crowd.

I don't know why that's so hard for people to get their heads around.

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Uncle Liam wrote:

Julie wrote:

James Thomas wrote:

Julie wrote:

I thought the suggestion here was that we ARE shite. Make your minds up.

Besides, if you're gonna quote stats, don't conveniently ignore the significant increase in capacity at St James's Park during the period in question. :nod:

They are shite, haven't won anything for ages, Newcastle supporters being the finest etc is just another urban myth. No-one wanted to go see the Toon in the eighties, I was in Newcastle then and worked at a factory in Cramlington. One lad was the laughing stock, why? Because he had a season ticket to St James's Park and no-one else wanted one. There were always empty spaces in the ground and the team were shit then.

As for the attendance, the capacity hasn't really increased that much has it? There was a ten year drop because the ground capacities across the country were reduced in the early nineties due to all seater grounds being enforced.

Biggest League Cup attendance: 49,902 Vs Spurs Semi Final (1975-76)

Don't believe the hype!

Nope, I won't accept it.

We have been playing shite, no doubt about it, but we regularly pull in a crowd of over 50,000 for home matches and sell out our away allocations. We are great fans, considering there has been little return from the team over the years (apart from the best football the Premier League has seen played under Kevin Keegan that is. See my earlier point on KK). No urban myth about it.

Over the life of the Premier League only Man U have a larger average attendance and they've had plenty the cheer. Newcastle fans compare favourably to everyone else in this respect.

Over the last 15 years, the Capacity of St James's Park has increased by approx 15,000 because of the development of the new stands. That was the period that Al referred to when quoting the stats. So yes, the capacity has increased quite a lot and there's still a waiting list for season tickets.

I can't believe that you are all so quick to have a dig at the toon. People in glass houses.....

I've only got one more thing to say on this matter. Keegan Keegan :laugh:

How can Newcastle have ever played the best football? The best football played in the Premier League has been played by either Man United, Blackburn Rovers, Arsenal or Chelsea, that is winning football.

This is what annoys me about "The Toon" all this "we played the best football" bullshit. You cant play the best football if you dont win anything. Give me five at the back, a big man upfront and long ball any day at the week, because it'll always be more successful than that "tactics" Newcastle employed in the mid 90's.

The winning team doesn't always play the best football Liam, and teams that play the long ball game certainly don't.

The football we played under KK last time he was here was fantastic to watch and, for the most part, also very effective :nod:

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The winning team doesn't always play the best football

I think you'll find they do Julie. Thats why they're the winners. :nod:

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Rosie wrote:

Boatraceface wrote:

Julie wrote:

Boatraceface wrote:

Julie wrote:

Boatraceface wrote: It's a right laugh watching Look North News lately... All these deluded Mags thinking they are finally gunna overhaul The Boro as the most successful side of the modern era in the North East..All that financial might and that whopping catchment area and they are still rubbish and win nowt.Zip.Zero.Squat.Nish.Diddly. Mystifying:scratch: Yet ultimately satisfying! :laugh:

For all your trophies (er one cup :evil4: ), and being the most 'successful North East team of the modern era', as you put it. You must be well proud of your half full stadium every other weekend.

At least we draw in the crowds, no matter how we're playing. Thats why we'll always be the biggest club in the North East.

Dream on sunshine :laugh:

What's Tyneside's catchment area? 1.3 millionish people? in a one club city..You'd think they'd fill the stadium on that. What's Teesside's catchment? 180,000 people.. Teesside is much less populated than Tyneside ofcourse.. But Boro have Steve Gibson,a proper owner and No1 fan. Boro marched to a European final,and won the League cup.Newcastle have done nothing at all have they.Speaks for itself really..Boro are top dogs in the North East when you deal in the facts.Newcastle are underachievers and deluded hype ar'nt they? Ask anyone..:eek3:

Your own trophy cabinet is hardly overflowing.

If you wanna take bragging rights from winning the League cup and having your arses kicked in the UEFA cup final, go for it. We've played Champions League football and, more often than not, have finished higher than you lot in the league. The facts speak for themselves.

You're obviously defining 'biggest club in the North East' differently to me.

I wouldn't expect you to agree though

:laugh:

No,and last season's league table finish does'nt agree either, petal.The facts do indeed speak for themselves.:laugh: And until you match,or better that silverware we won,we got braggin rights:nod: Marvelous:laugh:

I'm really glad Keegan is back ... if nothing else it gives sad people with nothing better to do with their time something to talk about and slag off.

Middlesbro a big club ... like shite are they!

Petal ... wasn't aware you were a plant or a flower Julie. I've always hated that term when used in such a derogatory manner.

As for all of the other utter crap on this thread. We will see over time and by the way, we were at St.James's in the eighties watching McFauls teams/Ossie and all of the crap that went with it. I'm thrilled with our chairman (after having had to endure McKeag in the eighties) and manager and I'd much rather watch attacking football.

Grow up! It's boring.

:sleep:

This is an outrage!:eek: If you wanna get really picky,in the same way Julie is not a petal,I'm not a 'sunshine' either,and she said it first.But am I arsed?Not at all,and I hope Julie was'nt either. And it was'nt said in derogatory manner,it was a casual manner.Can we just keep this to the footy? Jeez. I never anywhere,said Boro are a big club,did I? Small town in Europe remember.League cup winners:clap: Kevcastle zip,nish was what I said.Have I lied?:shrug: It's a bit of footy crac.You ar'nt going to offer me out for a fight are you Rosie?:eek3:

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Julie wrote:

For those up in the cheap seats who aren't listening, the point I was making is that we fill St James's to capacity, even though we've pretty much been below average over the last 5 years. That's a loyal crowd.

I don't know why that's so hard for people to get their heads around.

Alternatively loads of those season ticket holders would rather not be there but are shit scared about not getting a ticket for the matches they want to go to and so renew every year.

Let's talk about the support given to the team by that loyal bunch when they played portsmouth earlier in the season. Emptied the ground didn't they?

Newcastle are shite.:nod:.....

......and the uber-loyalty of their fans is just a myth.

Boaty, try some training. Hinny and the like is only acceptable to the old birds.

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Boatraceface wrote:

Rosie wrote:

Boatraceface wrote:

Julie wrote:

Boatraceface wrote:

Julie wrote:

Boatraceface wrote: It's a right laugh watching Look North News lately... All these deluded Mags thinking they are finally gunna overhaul The Boro as the most successful side of the modern era in the North East..All that financial might and that whopping catchment area and they are still rubbish and win nowt.Zip.Zero.Squat.Nish.Diddly. Mystifying:scratch: Yet ultimately satisfying! :laugh:

For all your trophies (er one cup :evil4: ), and being the most 'successful North East team of the modern era', as you put it. You must be well proud of your half full stadium every other weekend.

At least we draw in the crowds, no matter how we're playing. Thats why we'll always be the biggest club in the North East.

Dream on sunshine :laugh:

What's Tyneside's catchment area? 1.3 millionish people? in a one club city..You'd think they'd fill the stadium on that. What's Teesside's catchment? 180,000 people.. Teesside is much less populated than Tyneside ofcourse.. But Boro have Steve Gibson,a proper owner and No1 fan. Boro marched to a European final,and won the League cup.Newcastle have done nothing at all have they.Speaks for itself really..Boro are top dogs in the North East when you deal in the facts.Newcastle are underachievers and deluded hype ar'nt they? Ask anyone..:eek3:

Your own trophy cabinet is hardly overflowing.

If you wanna take bragging rights from winning the League cup and having your arses kicked in the UEFA cup final, go for it. We've played Champions League football and, more often than not, have finished higher than you lot in the league. The facts speak for themselves.

You're obviously defining 'biggest club in the North East' differently to me.

I wouldn't expect you to agree though

:laugh:

No,and last season's league table finish does'nt agree either, petal.The facts do indeed speak for themselves.:laugh: And until you match,or better that silverware we won,we got braggin rights:nod: Marvelous:laugh:

I'm really glad Keegan is back ... if nothing else it gives sad people with nothing better to do with their time something to talk about and slag off.

Middlesbro a big club ... like shite are they!

Petal ... wasn't aware you were a plant or a flower Julie. I've always hated that term when used in such a derogatory manner.

As for all of the other utter crap on this thread. We will see over time and by the way, we were at St.James's in the eighties watching McFauls teams/Ossie and all of the crap that went with it. I'm thrilled with our chairman (after having had to endure McKeag in the eighties) and manager and I'd much rather watch attacking football.

Grow up! It's boring.

:sleep:

This is an outrage!:eek: If you wanna get really picky,in the same way Julie is not a petal,I'm not a 'sunshine' either,and she said it first.But am I arsed?Not at all,and I hope Julie was'nt either. And it was'nt said in derogatory manner,it was a casual manner.Can we just keep this to the footy? Jeez. I never anywhere,said Boro are a big club,did I? Small town in Europe remember.League cup winners:clap: Kevcastle zip,nish was what I said.Have I lied?:shrug: It's a bit of footy crac.You ar'nt going to offer me out for a fight are you Rosie?:eek3:

You are of course right. I've looked back and you never anywhere mentioned that Boro are a big club...glad we've established they aren't. :evil4:

Petal does look derogatory in print but I accept that wasn't how it was intended so I will take back what I said about that, it was unfair.

As for sticking to football, I believe I was talking about football aswell and answering the point someone made about the lack of fans being interested in the club in the eighties.

Everyone is entitled to an opinion. As for inviting you out for a fight - no, you are quite safe-I might no win!

:laugh:

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I'll love it, just love it if they can make the top 4 and a semi final :evil4: cause they are a big club Don't yer know :evil4:

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I must say that I'm loving the new Keegan era at Newcastle. Relegation awaits next year! :nod:

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Uncle Liam wrote: I must say that I'm loving the new Keegan era at Newcastle. Relegation awaits next year! :nod:

It might come 12 month earlier at this rate. The club is in the brown stuff at the mo. But, hey, look on the bright side, Rovers are going to Chavcastle at weekend. Its nailed on that Rovers will roll over for 'em. We always seem to have a spot of sympathy for the less fortunate.

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isaac wrote: He'll be gone by xmas.:nod:

Comes around sooner than you think

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They're a massive club though.

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its like a xmas panto,, hese gone ,, no hese not ,hese behind you,, no hese not,, yes he is,,

football these days:shrug:

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Is there really a Newcastle and Middlesboro fan arguing over which club is better? Jesus, talk about splitting hairs. Theyre both mediocre.

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on nooooo hese not

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