They have succeeded for a while because I set auto approval for every advertisers who want to place their advert here (not anymore), but of course not the one from mackems. Their badge was here for around three hours before I cancel the ad and block them for trying the same thing again.

Do I feel angry? Not at all, and as you can read on my post that day, I even say thank you very,very,very much for the free traffic they brought to my blog. More than 600 hits and 750+ page views in just three hours, wow…it was the highest record ever for this blog who just starting last summer. That was a pleasant experience, and surprisingly…it’s a gift from the mackems, how nice

I was once even think to let the badge here until my other reguler advertisers make the highest bid and replace it automatically, but after listening to what my Toon mate said, I better take it off and I take his advice to make every new adverts should have my approval first.

But not today, after reading their filthy Sunderland Echo saying the bitter experience has taught the Mackems to expect the worst; for the Geordies, one win after six defeats would mean a challenge for the Champions League is on. I was asking for myself, who’s on earth that Geordie (if there’s any) who said we can have Champions League with one win after six defeats.

In fact, it’s written in the stars that mackems can only prepare for the worst, and it was only for the Geordies who can expecting the challenge for Champions League is on (we will try again next season) as we have been there couple times. Mackems are having difficulty to make proper judgement, jealous and so full with hate, nevermind…that was their natural habits anyway.

Time and patience is in short supply from the Geordie public when it comes to their managers delivering. And yet they showed infinite patience with former manager replacement, Kevin Keegan, who took over in the New Year.

Oh yes, we can have infinite patience for King Kevin Keegan because we know he is capable to give us what we wanted and not that previous manager. I write here again, I was a fool to have faith for BFSA at first place.

Next they write this: The national hysteria and bed-wetting from the media – Sky Sports in particular – was embarrassing to watch as people who should know better went all gooey-eyed about a story which essentially boiled down to: “failed manager takes over mid-table team”.

Well, at least wor Keegan never had to break through the opponents director office like their rookie manager did just to show his stupid out of control, disturbing anger, when his team have a game with any controversial decision from the referee By the way, The national hysteria and bed-wetting from the media – Sky Sports in particular – wow…interesting one, so they don’t see them as one of those national hysteria and bed-wetting from the media? Maybe not about Kevin Keegan, how about Keano?

About Keegan need 10 games to win a match and, along the way, his side conceded six and then five to Manchester United, three to Arsenal (twice) and four to Aston Villa. Well, once again, we see that as his lessons to learn about what you people of the media said the changes of today’s league game. But, the correct one, Keegan didn’t lose 6 goals against ManU, on that game it was Nigel Pearson who took in charge.

At least as they said on their website, the mackems public were concerned, the Entertainers were back! Thank you, finally you can see it and for the very first time from all the things that you write on the article…mackems can think.

Oh, and for the very last one, they end the story with a question: Europe anyone? OH YES, WE’D LOVE TO AND WE WILL BE THERE SOON!

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Well, to be honest you have score one against this blog but I don’t think your team can beat us on Sunday, and by the way…I really thank you for the free traffic you bring in the last three hours. I must admit you’re one clever SMB and also a funny lad too

Wondering what is this all about? Well, if you can handle some very bad words, a little bit mental disorderly comments and….what else can I say about mackems? Try this LINK as my generous act to share alot of traffic they bring to this blog today

See you all on Sunday and May the Best Team Win! Howay the Lads!!!

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The 24-year-old heartbroken Cheryl, was currently topped the poll to name the FHM World’s 100 Sexiest Women which is going on until April 2008. Cheryl was finished seventh in 2007’s FHM poll.

Alright Lads, show your support for Cheryl and vote her on the FHM 100 Sexiest Women 2008!

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Michael Owen future as Newcastle United player once again is in jeopardy after series of injury for the England player has ruled him out to perform well for the Toon.While both club and manager are insists that Owen is still a Newcastle player no matter what the press told about his future, it is look likely that he will leave in January.

EMO have not signed any new contract to revised his release clause which allowed him to leave Newcastle for just £6M out of his £15M transfers fee from Real Madrid two years ago. During the same period, Owen has only played around 17 competitive games for United.

The Toon Army feels that the ammount of play he has did for the club is not good enough compares to his appearance for the England national team at the same periods. The fact that Owen have series of injuries that cancelled his opportunity to play more for the club happens while he play for England have start the fire between him and the fans.

Even though Michael said that he always did his 100-percent for the club each time he plays, the fans still not feel he is saying that with all of his heart. Following the recent controvercy between him and his team-mate Joey Barton, not to mentioned Big Sam’s warning for him about playing for England in a spare of four days after doing hernia operations.

The current situations have been monitored by some other Premierships club, both Manchester team was quoted being interested to take him out from St. James’ Park.

Serious interest came from Manchester City, with Sven Goran Eriksson is planning to offer £10M for Owen when the transfer window re-opened in January.

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Newcastle United gaffer feels it’s good for him to let everyone knows about his reasons behind outbreak of tension this week over Michael Owen’s participation in England’ two European Championship qualifying fixtures in four days.

Sam was eager to point out his robust relationship with a national team’s head coach is far superior to none at all, which is for some of the foreign (manager) ones don’t care too much about.

Everyone wants to take benefits from the recovery of Michael Owen from groin surgery and has re-opened the conflict about priorities for some reason.

The demands of international football and the rights of clubs to protect their assets.

The Boss is concern about the fact that EMO will have started more matches for England (18, including B internationals) than for Newcastle (17) since signing for the club from Real Madrid in 2005.

Allardyce said as quote from TimesOnline “At least with your own countries, it’s quite nice to actually have a chat. It’s a bigger problem with the foreign managers than it is with England, that’s for certain.”

His caution is based on Allardyce’s experience as a player.

Began his career with Bolton Wanderers as a centre-half in 1973, he is best remembered as part of the Bolton team which won the Second Division title in 1977-78 and secure promotion to the First Division.

Allardyce was later signed by Ken Knighton to play for macKem for whom he played 26 times during the 1980-81 season. He also played for Huddersfield Town, Coventry City, Millwall and Preston North End, whom he captained to promotion from the Fourth Division in 1986-87. His international career was played in the United States in the nascent North American Soccer League for the Tampa Bay Rowdies.

Suring his time as a player for Tampa Bay, Sam Allardyce learn to combine the many practices of American Football towards English Football in with regards to training, player management and tactics. These innovative ideas helped him progress when he starts to become a football manager.

Quoted more from Times, Allardyce is telling everyone about his past experience:

“My policy has always been never to risk a player’s health for one result and I wouldn’t do it under normal circumstances,”

“I’ve had that throughout my career because of all the abuse I saw. You hear all that rubbish about ’I used to go out and play with injuries because the manager told me to’, but we’re all crippled now, walking around with walking sticks all for a jab before a game of football.”

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