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No... not another affairs thread.... back to NUFC.It looks like big Dunc is a possible starter for the Arsenal match. Is it worth the risk of playing him in a meaningless match or should Bobby let him rest and get fit for next season? If he has a set back he could waste most of the summer recovering rather than build up his fitness. The same goes for a few other players like Pistone.
-- Anonymous, May 11, 2000
not worth it for us, but if they are considering selling him it is - otherwise all the rumours will be that he is crocked and out for months etc
-- Anonymous, May 11, 2000
Following on from my recent posting on the Affairs Thread (re: Superstition!)....I'd just like to say in advance that Newcastle are going to absolutely f*****g SPANK Arsenal this weekend.....put your house on it!!!
Sorry if posting about my sexual prowess offends anyone....I can't help being a "Tart" ;))
Remember who you've all got to thank after the match this weekend!!
-- Anonymous, May 11, 2000
I think we may see Dunc starting on the bench and playing the last 20 minutes or so.
-- Anonymous, May 11, 2000
Gav,I suppose your motto is "will to win"
-- Anonymous, May 11, 2000
I wouldn't risk Dunc. Stick young Robinson in there and tell him to play for his Toon future. Failing that give young Chopra a game (is he back from his travels yet?) It would let people know that we have a youth policy!nothing to lose, stick in one of the Caldwells as well and Griffin and Green in the middle.
-- Anonymous, May 11, 2000
Sorry I'd risk it....Every game is there to be won.....I don't believe that there is such a thing as a meaningless match....winning is a habit and YBR has to transmit that to the players!
-- Anonymous, May 11, 2000
We HAVE to win this to make sure we finish above the Smoggies. Not even thinking about a league position as that always puts a jinx on it!
-- Anonymous, May 11, 2000
Gav and Steph are right. What's more, the fans deserve to see a winning end to a proper 'mare of a season. Good chance of seeing a depleted Arse side too with the UEFA final and that.
-- Anonymous, May 11, 2000
According to the Ronnie Dunc hasn't trained and probably won't play on Sunday.
-- Anonymous, May 11, 2000
We have to beat Arsenal to be above the Smogs cos i have a tenner bet with a part time smogmonster who didn't have the bottle to back his team until we had taken one point from seven games. This will offset the amount I have already lost on NUFC since the start of the season.#10 to a chelsea fan that we would beat them in the semi final #5 to the same Chelsea fan that SAFC wouldn't beat us in any competition this year #5 to a leeds fan that Mackem reject would score less goals than DF, he wouldn't back against AS #10 with the same Leeds fan that we would finish above them
I did win #10 off two cockneys at work by offering them 50-1 that we wouldn't be relegated when we again had 1 point from 7 games.
So if we finish above the smogs I will only be a tenner down on NUFC related bets this year after a bad season. Goes to show you should never back your own team.
Don't get me started on the other bets I've lost
-- Anonymous, May 11, 2000