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Danners9

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My uncle actually has a great story about Andy Carroll.

Apparently, one day, my uncle was walking down a street in London when guess who walks out of a clothes shop? Big man Andy himself.

This was during a time when Andy Carroll was supposed to be injured, but he was walking normally and carrying 3 heavy shopping bags in his hand.

Next thing a stranger goes up to him and says,
"Oi, mate, aren't you supposed to be injured?".

After the chap says this Andy pretends to start limping and clutches his leg as if it hurts and says,
"Yeah, I am, see." and hurries off before the chap can ask him more.

Says a lot about Andy's "injuries" :p

Some of his injuries have been recreational. Certainly at Newcastle.

Remember this: http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/andy-carroll-to-move-out-of-kevin-261302

It was actually the other way round. Nolan with the girls. According to a friend of mine with some connections to an ex Director at NUFC. As for the drugs...
 

mike_l

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I thought he was asked if he will leave and basically said it's not his priority but won't rule anything out, just poorly translated.
 

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Just seen their next 4 league fixtures are us (A), United (A), Arsenal (H) and Liverpool (A).

They've played 11 of the nineteen 2016 league fixtures, and if they still have to play 4 of what you'd consider the top 6 teams in the league it suggests that the majority of their early fixtures have been quite "winnable". They currently sit on 11 points, one point above the relegation zone. I'm not going to get ahead of myself, but how enjoyable would it be to see a team that should be "fighting for league titles" scrapping to avoid relegation in their first season at their new stadium.
 

TaoistMonkey

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Just seen their next 4 league fixtures are us (A), United (A), Arsenal (H) and Liverpool (A).

They've played 11 of the nineteen 2016 league fixtures, and if they still have to play 4 of what you'd consider the top 6 teams in the league it suggests that the majority of their early fixtures have been quite "winnable". They currently sit on 11 points, one point above the relegation zone. I'm not going to get ahead of myself, but how enjoyable would it be to see a team that should be "fighting for league titles" scrapping to avoid relegation in their first season at their new stadium.

Would make my day
 

SpursDave88

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Just seen their next 4 league fixtures are us (A), United (A), Arsenal (H) and Liverpool (A).

They've played 11 of the nineteen 2016 league fixtures, and if they still have to play 4 of what you'd consider the top 6 teams in the league it suggests that the majority of their early fixtures have been quite "winnable". They currently sit on 11 points, one point above the relegation zone. I'm not going to get ahead of myself, but how enjoyable would it be to see a team that should be "fighting for league titles" scrapping to avoid relegation in their first season at their new stadium.

Thanks for jinxing us.
 

jurgen

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Just seen their next 4 league fixtures are us (A), United (A), Arsenal (H) and Liverpool (A).

They've played 11 of the nineteen 2016 league fixtures, and if they still have to play 4 of what you'd consider the top 6 teams in the league it suggests that the majority of their early fixtures have been quite "winnable". They currently sit on 11 points, one point above the relegation zone. I'm not going to get ahead of myself, but how enjoyable would it be to see a team that should be "fighting for league titles" scrapping to avoid relegation in their first season at their new stadium.

No fixture is 'quite "winnable"' when you're west ham!
 
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Interesting rumour from West Ham's ITK is that they're in for Sturridge on a loan to buy deal in January. Obviously, most on KUMB are positive (because, you know, Sturridge can, on occasion, be quite good and West Ham can, pretty much all the time, be quite shit), but there was one dissenting voice who posted:

"No thanks. Just so I don't have to see that ****ing stupid dance celebration."

To which the immediate response came:

"You won't. This is West Ham".

:ROFLMAO:
 
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