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Pounf
04 Aug 10 00:53
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Was really surprised that when the Geordies come to Molineux on match 3 that they have been allocated a small part of the Jack Harris stand, instead of the whole of the lower Steve Bull.
Always thought this was a team that would fill the Steve Bull Lower - the flank of the Jack Harris is only usually used by the Fulhams and Wigans of the Division.
Most surprising (and disappointing - I have to move seats now)

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By:
Cantona77
When: 04 Aug 10 08:19
One of the biggest myths portrayed by the media is that newcastle united fans are the loyalist in the world.Laugh

Sent loads of tickets back to united for the first game of the season,remember in the eighties when they were going well bringing 10,000 to old trafford, had a third up united road.

A couple of seasons later they were near the bottom, they brought 600 fans.

Loyal my a rse.
By:
David Brent
When: 04 Aug 10 10:10
when were Newcastle going well in the eighties???
By:
Mick McCarthy For Pope
When: 04 Aug 10 10:19
That is extremely surprising pounf - Only the few poorly supported Prem clubs refused the bigger allocation last season. Can't believe Newcastle didn't think they could sell 3,000. Maybe there's more to it?

As for you having to move seats my heart bleeds for you...spare a thought for those of us being made refugees for a whole season in 2011-12 when they knock our stand down!!
By:
sandancer
When: 04 Aug 10 10:31
Newcastle have already sold out their allocation for both the Man Utd & Wolves games.
By:
donny osmond
When: 04 Aug 10 10:33
going well in the 80s

Laugh
By:
Mick McCarthy For Pope
When: 04 Aug 10 10:35
Sandancer - the point we're making is that we offer visiting clubs the choice of a small allocation of 2000 or so or a big allocation of 3500 or so, and Newcastle have elected to take the smaller allocation. Only the likes of Fulham, Blackburn, Bolton and Wigan did that last season. I'd have thought Newcastle could sell 3,500 for this game. That's what surprised me.
By:
sandancer
When: 04 Aug 10 10:39
Mick, I've no doubt Newcastle fans would take 3,500 seats but we weren't given the opportunity. We don't choose the allocation, the club hierarchy do. I for one would have bought a ticket for that match if it was available and the fact the allocation is sold out says that I'm not the only one.
By:
Mick McCarthy For Pope
When: 04 Aug 10 10:45
True. Strange decision from your board then.
By:
donny osmond
When: 04 Aug 10 10:52
strange man is ashley Cry
By:
Mackem_Mauler
When: 04 Aug 10 10:57
If away clubs take say 3500 tickets and fail to sell them they are still liable for all the unsold tickets,Newcastle obviously think they don't have the away support to sell 3500 tickets.
By:
Cantona77
When: 04 Aug 10 11:17
Start of the 84/85 season think they won there first 3 games (is that "going well" enough for you) they brought 10,000 few years later they managed 500-600.

They rarely sell out full allocation for old trafford and SJP is usually only full against us or sunderland.

Biggest media myth going.
By:
The Shiekh
When: 04 Aug 10 11:19
you want to worry about the proper manchester club instead of newcastle
By:
donny osmond
When: 04 Aug 10 11:22
must have been an ac/dc concert that weekend if we took 10k
By:
Tiger Tiger
When: 04 Aug 10 11:23
Newcastle United have sold out away to Wolves, hope this helps, you can do no more than sell out  !!
By:
Cantona77
When: 04 Aug 10 11:25
Im not worried by newcastle or manchester united.
By:
Tiger Tiger
When: 04 Aug 10 11:26
Cantona, I was at Old Trafford many times in the 80's including a match where the TOTAL crowd was less than 30,000, there were 8,000 Newcastle fans in that crowd that day, it was the season we were relegated!! Man U finished 11th that season and just 22,000 of them at OT??????
By:
donny osmond
When: 04 Aug 10 11:27
obviously not Laugh
By:
Mick McCarthy For Pope
When: 04 Aug 10 11:34
I don't think you've read the thread fully, Tiger Tiger.
By:
Cantona77
When: 04 Aug 10 11:35
What year were you relegated, the year you brought 600 supporters was the last game of the season 88-89, you only brought more than 4-5000 once.
By:
Tiger Tiger
When: 04 Aug 10 11:36
I can also remember when Wolves won 4-0 at Newcastle, Steve Bull scoring all four, and the Wolves end was half empty  !!!


Not to mention the time when the mackems couldnt sell their allocation for a derby match !! (more than once)
By:
Alex69
When: 04 Aug 10 11:39
Ha ha 0-4 at home to Wolves. Mickey Mouse club - hello, hello Laugh
By:
Tiger Tiger
When: 04 Aug 10 11:40
Ah...mackem mauler turns up, log out, log in, log out.....
By:
Mick McCarthy For Pope
When: 04 Aug 10 11:41
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIVHAlkMzcU

Doesn't look half empty to me.
By:
Alex69
When: 04 Aug 10 11:43
Tie-ga - find a time when Wolves beat Sunderland 4-0 away & I'll shut up otherwise hang your head in shame, lad Plain
By:
donny osmond
When: 04 Aug 10 11:45
you might have been in the tird division that season Mischief
By:
Mick McCarthy For Pope
When: 04 Aug 10 11:45
It was 4-1, it was a new years day when the whole of Wolverhampton had a hangover,.it was freezing cold and it was a very long away trip. And there's still bundles there, just watch the You Tube clip. That match is still infamous because loads of fans flew up there and Bull did the aeroplane celebration when he completed his hat trick, which lots of players have copied since.
By:
Alex69
When: 04 Aug 10 11:48
Would that be our sabbatical which we won comfortably by nine points, with the backbone of the same side forming the team that beat you in the play-offs two seasons later, Donny?
By:
Tiger Tiger
When: 04 Aug 10 11:52
MM For Pope. Steve Bull was sublime that day, a brilliant performance from a great striker in my opinion. I can also remember him scoring for England, wasnt given enough chances for his country.
By:
donny osmond
When: 04 Aug 10 11:53
if it was the won that spent a season in the tird division then yes it probably was

always remember des lynam, or whoever announcing sundlands promotion to the second division
with the line " sundland are back where they belong, the second division"
By:
The Shiekh
When: 04 Aug 10 11:57
mavis is fecking petrified i tell ya
By:
Alex69
When: 04 Aug 10 12:30
FFS Donny, if you hang on Des Lynam's every word then you need your head seeing to, mate!
By:
donny osmond
When: 04 Aug 10 12:32
he makes the odd decent comment

not as good as when he done the teleprinter



love lift us up where we belong ....
By:
Tiger Tiger
When: 04 Aug 10 12:34
LaughLaugh

Mavis hit for six over long off.
By:
Alex69
When: 04 Aug 10 12:44
Tie-ga, you're like that little scrote who sits beside Jabba The Hutt, hanging on his every word. Found the time when Sunderland lost 4-0 at home to Wolves yet? Didn't think so. On your trike son, it's past your bed time
By:
Tiger Tiger
When: 04 Aug 10 12:46
Caught you mavis !!!
By:
AgentR
When: 04 Aug 10 12:59
I'm sure they'll take full stand allocation at our place as they normally do. 4500 approx.
By:
Emmerson
When: 04 Aug 10 13:00
It's sold out before like 3.5weeks before the match has even started? Man U is sold out for away fans too and thats on a Monday night.  So ur clueless and ur point is VOID.
By:
Cantona77
When: 04 Aug 10 13:50
You only took a couple of thousand tickets for united.

I see your first home game back in the premiership isnt sold out.
By:
donny osmond
When: 04 Aug 10 13:53
there's a boycoutt in operation

don't you know Mischief
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