10,000+ Turn Up To Watch Toon Train
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10,000+ Turn Up To Watch Toon Train
Yes, that's more than turned up to a Smog Carling Cup home game last Season, almost as many as did for one of their UEFA Cup matches and about double the average gate for Smog Home game 20 years ago!
Nice idea anyway, and hopefully it could be become a regular feature again, just as in the days of KK, when we averaged 5000 for each training session - day in day out.
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Nice idea anyway, and hopefully it could be become a regular feature again, just as in the days of KK, when we averaged 5000 for each training session - day in day out.
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Oh and I notice in the Smog Fanzine, ComeOnBoro.com (great name ), 20% of fans expect a Top 4 finish, but 24% expect them to be relegated!
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Originally Posted by moneys
not suprised 10,000 people turned up to watch them train really as there is FU?K ALL else to do in newcastle is there
A bit like the North West ,Apart from watching the rain fall
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10,000 to watch thm train, speaks of loyalty to the masses to me.
I know I'm biased but who cares, Geordie and proud of it.
Just to add I was not here as I was at work for the training session
Also watched todays game on the box then went out for a few drinks or more, they've enough money off me for this season
I know I'm biased but who cares, Geordie and proud of it.
Just to add I was not here as I was at work for the training session
Also watched todays game on the box then went out for a few drinks or more, they've enough money off me for this season
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Originally Posted by richiewong
10,000 to watch thm train, speaks of loyalty to the masses to me.
I know I'm biased but who cares, Geordie and proud of it.
I know I'm biased but who cares, Geordie and proud of it.
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Originally Posted by mickywrx
Unemployed children, that's a new one.
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Originally Posted by Castrol
Not nearly as much as I was when someone said they should be able to use some Pentax lenses on a new Nikon...
I evidently dont buy Photographer Monthly like you do I
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Are you still watching them train?
I don't buy Photography Monthly, or any other Photography magazine. I leave that to amateurs like Marc.
Cheers and have a good one!
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Having sampled the delights of both Poole and York, maybe you two should come north and see what a real City's like?
Poole isn't a city
Looks a bit cheap up North I think I'll stay down affluent South thanks very much
http://www.mouseprice.com/Analysis/E...ow_streets.htm
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As for a North vs South argument; not interested. I'm more than happy for people from the South to stay away, including my Mother in Law. She lives less than an hour from you Paul... Good luck!