Just read that Stephane Sessegnon was having a night out last night.
Rather than go to the SOS and support his team mates, he was partaking in a few alcoholic beverages prior to driving along Westgate Road...
Needless to say, he was caught by police.
Just read that Stephane Sessegnon was having a night out last night.
Rather than go to the SOS and support his team mates, he was partaking in a few alcoholic beverages prior to driving along Westgate Road...
Needless to say, he was caught by police.
He should be,
Cup Draw -
Manchester United v Liverpool
Sunderland v Peterborough
West Ham v Cardiff
Man City v Wigan
Burnley v Nottingham Forest
Newcastle v Leeds
Southampton v Bristol City
West Brom v Arsenal
Swindon v Chelsea
Tranmere v Stoke
Watford v Norwich
Aston Villa v Tottenham
Hull v Huddersfield
Leicester v Derby
Birmingham v Swansea
Fulham v Everton
Decent ties for both teams... i hope Sunderland don't think it will be easy against Peterbough, we had a right scare with MK don's.
Lookign at it, 5 prem teams can go out at this stage.. (facing each other)
Manchester United v Liverpool
West Ham v Cardiff
West Brom v Arsenal
Aston Villa v Tottenham
Fulham v Everton
Hopefully it gives a lower prem team or even lower league a good run!
Group A: Manchester United, Shakhtar Donetsk, Bayer Leverkusen, Real Sociedad
Group B: Real Madrid, Juventus, Galatasaray, Copenhagen
Group C: Benfica, Paris St-Germain, Olympiakos, Anderlecht
Group D: Bayern Munich, CSKA Moscow, Manchester City, Viktoria Plzen
Group E: Chelsea, Schalke, Basel, Steaua Bucharest
Group F: Arsenal, Marseille, Borussia Dortmund, Napoli
Group G: Porto, Atletico Madrid, Zenit St Petersburg, Austria Vienna
Group H: Barcelona, AC Milan, Ajax, Celtic
Groups this year is really hard
One of the more unusual games I have seen, Man City v Derby in 1991, Man City won 2-1 in a game where Niall Quinn scored and then went in goal after Tony Coton got sent off and the first thing he did in the sticks was to save a penalty
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-OudU-1N...uid=&hl=en
Is this the funniest Own Goal of all time by Chris Brass
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNb3m8gBM...uid=&hl=en
(30 Aug 2013, 7:15 pm)fozzovmurton One of the more unusual games I have seen, Man City v Derby in 1991, Man City won 2-1 in a game where Niall Quinn scored and then went in goal after Tony Coton got sent off and the first thing he did in the sticks was to save a penalty
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-OudU-1N...uid=&hl=en
Is this the funniest Own Goal of all time by Chris Brass
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNb3m8gBM...uid=&hl=en
(30 Aug 2013, 7:15 pm)fozzovmurton One of the more unusual games I have seen, Man City v Derby in 1991, Man City won 2-1 in a game where Niall Quinn scored and then went in goal after Tony Coton got sent off and the first thing he did in the sticks was to save a penalty
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-OudU-1N...uid=&hl=en
Is this the funniest Own Goal of all time by Chris Brass
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNb3m8gBM...uid=&hl=en
(30 Aug 2013, 7:20 pm)Andreos1 This always makes me laugh.
The look on his face says it all for me.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_0V9zUfbMSM&feature=youtube_gdata_player
However David Vaughans attempted goal line clearance a few years ago got a good laugh too!
(30 Aug 2013, 7:20 pm)Andreos1 This always makes me laugh.
The look on his face says it all for me.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_0V9zUfbMSM&feature=youtube_gdata_player
However David Vaughans attempted goal line clearance a few years ago got a good laugh too!
Ah yes, David Vaughan, that would be the FA Cup game against Everton
Sunderland v Everton FA Quarter Final March 2012
I see those pesky Germans won the UEFA Super Cup last night on penalties
(31 Aug 2013, 8:20 am)fozzovmurton Ah yes, David Vaughan, that would be the FA Cup game against Everton
Sunderland v Everton FA Quarter Final March 2012
I see those pesky Germans won the UEFA Super Cup last night on penalties
(31 Aug 2013, 8:20 am)fozzovmurton Ah yes, David Vaughan, that would be the FA Cup game against Everton
Sunderland v Everton FA Quarter Final March 2012
I see those pesky Germans won the UEFA Super Cup last night on penalties
(03 Sep 2013, 12:33 pm)Andreos1 Gateshead have appointed Gary Mills as their new boss.
The sort of person they should have gone for when Ian Bogie left the club in my opinion.
(03 Sep 2013, 2:08 pm)Adam I'm happy with that appointment. He guided York to promotion and won the FA Trophy with them in the same year
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(03 Sep 2013, 2:08 pm)Adam I'm happy with that appointment. He guided York to promotion and won the FA Trophy with them in the same year
(03 Sep 2013, 3:51 pm)fozzovmurton Don't know much about Mills to be honest, just that he did wonders at York winning the FA Trophy and Conference National in a short amount of time...
A few things I want to know about Gateshead, if you don't mind me asking, it is partly a criticism to a certain point.
1. What is happening on the New Ground front, I thought plans were in place for a gaff on Prince Consort Road, is it still going to take place, because lets face it, The International Stadium is abysmal, football shouldn't be held there, the pitch is disgraceful, And I can only imagine the Conference cracking down on Gateshead if they have to be doing this every year, so the new Stadium is a must, asap, the grounds they played on were:-
Croft Park(Blyth)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mancunian10...unian1001/
Victoria Park(Hartlepool)
Credit: http://news.bbcimg.co.uk/
The Riverside(Middlesbrough)
Credit: http://www.mfc.co.uk
Brunton Park(Carlisle)
Credit: http://4.bp.blogspot.com
York Street(Boston)
Credit: http://www.tmwmtt.com/
Artist Impression of a new Gateshead FC Stadium
credit: http://www.heedarmy.co.uk/
That plan is something we, at Darlington should be aspiring towards.
Pictures are not mine and are credited to the address which hosts the pictures.
2. Gateshead have Football League Aspirations, how does Gateshead plan to sustain that, at present, there average attendance never averages 4 numbers year in, year out, averaging about 494 last season, the lowest attendance in League Two last season was Accrington Stanley was over 1600, 4 times more than Heed, how does Gateshead plan to sustain themselves if they ever make to League Two, I know they would get a cut in the TV deal, and decent prize money from the League and FA for Cup Competitions. But wages would no doubt rise, Entrance would also probably go up...
Is Gateshead being bankrolled by the chairman, because being full time and pro doesn't seem justified on the crowds through the gates, or is factors like they play at the International Stadium and fans don't like it, if you moved to Prince Consort Road right now, would attendances start to go up...
The critical part comes when I think that Gateshead are living beyond there means, full time professional does not make sense and smells like they are chasing the dream at any cost...rearrange the following words into a well known statement
tears will it end only in
History says this is what eventually happens...
What is your take on it anyway pal
(03 Sep 2013, 3:51 pm)fozzovmurton Don't know much about Mills to be honest, just that he did wonders at York winning the FA Trophy and Conference National in a short amount of time...
A few things I want to know about Gateshead, if you don't mind me asking, it is partly a criticism to a certain point.
1. What is happening on the New Ground front, I thought plans were in place for a gaff on Prince Consort Road, is it still going to take place, because lets face it, The International Stadium is abysmal, football shouldn't be held there, the pitch is disgraceful, And I can only imagine the Conference cracking down on Gateshead if they have to be doing this every year, so the new Stadium is a must, asap, the grounds they played on were:-
Croft Park(Blyth)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mancunian10...unian1001/
Victoria Park(Hartlepool)
Credit: http://news.bbcimg.co.uk/
The Riverside(Middlesbrough)
Credit: http://www.mfc.co.uk
Brunton Park(Carlisle)
Credit: http://4.bp.blogspot.com
York Street(Boston)
Credit: http://www.tmwmtt.com/
Artist Impression of a new Gateshead FC Stadium
credit: http://www.heedarmy.co.uk/
That plan is something we, at Darlington should be aspiring towards.
Pictures are not mine and are credited to the address which hosts the pictures.
2. Gateshead have Football League Aspirations, how does Gateshead plan to sustain that, at present, there average attendance never averages 4 numbers year in, year out, averaging about 494 last season, the lowest attendance in League Two last season was Accrington Stanley was over 1600, 4 times more than Heed, how does Gateshead plan to sustain themselves if they ever make to League Two, I know they would get a cut in the TV deal, and decent prize money from the League and FA for Cup Competitions. But wages would no doubt rise, Entrance would also probably go up...
Is Gateshead being bankrolled by the chairman, because being full time and pro doesn't seem justified on the crowds through the gates, or is factors like they play at the International Stadium and fans don't like it, if you moved to Prince Consort Road right now, would attendances start to go up...
The critical part comes when I think that Gateshead are living beyond there means, full time professional does not make sense and smells like they are chasing the dream at any cost...rearrange the following words into a well known statement
tears will it end only in
History says this is what eventually happens...
What is your take on it anyway pal
hey mate, good reply
While I think I may have been a bit hasty on my opinion of Gateshead in League 2, I do believe that if you made it, say, next season, Gateshead will struggle to raise attendance once the novelty wore off and only Hartlepool and York would probably bring the bigger crowds.
The one thing I do agree with wholeheartedly is the potential spike in attendance if Prince Consort Road goes ahead, with the Interchange nearby and a bus/metro going through about every 30 seconds, the links with Newcastle can only be a benefit in the long term.
The one thing that would worry me as a fan, and it kind of worries me with Darlo still now, is chasing the dream, success at all costs, it does work when done right, look at Yeovil, now a Championship Club about 10-12 years after getting out the Conference, on the flip side, look at Rushden and Diamonds, went all out to get into the league and they ended up going bust, now playing at an equivalent to us now, history dictates that if the dream is not realised quick, it all goes to shit, and as I am a big supporter of North East football in general(apart from the Chimp Chokers and Smoggies, lol) I want Gateshead to be up there with the top 92.
I do want the best for Gateshead, I really do, and I dream of the day of League 2 containing Darlington, Gateshead, Hartlepool and York, Halifax and maybe even Scarborough, although Me and You will probably be old men when that happens
Good things come to those who wait, only I am very impatient, but we will meet in anger competitively again soon, either in the Trophy, if we have a good run this season or next seasons fa cup
It would be good to see a few local teams playing in the same league. It's bound to happen one day so we'll wait with patience.
If I remember rightly, about 10 years ago when Gateshead were in the UniBond league, there was us, Bishop Auckland, Spennymoor and Blyth all battling it out amongst each other in the league.
Although not the closest, but the Harrogate teams, Whitby and Gretna were in the mix with you...
Speaking of Gretna, shame what happened to them, another case of too much too quick...
Anyway best of luck for this season, surely it cannot be more farcical than last season
Now you have Gary Mills at the helm. the time should be now to make an offensive assault on the Conference
