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...just thought i'd pipe up now i've recovered from the shock of a. coming back from behind:eek:, b. scoring 4 goals:eek::eek:, c. winning in london:eek::eek::eek: :D

[Rog]

I enjoyed watching that game too mate! :D

[matt]

nothing to see here, move along please...

[Dirty0900]

nothing to see here, move along please...

Bump;)

I didn't expect us to win at all like, a previous 2-0 home win over Fullham wasn't a great challenge.

Good to see things are happening for us, it wasn't going to start immediatly.

[big screen satellite]

this is indeed worthy of a post...

i lol'd i must text my spurs loving friends again

pwnd indeed

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laughing at the cockerknee press (from nufc.com)

Dave Mason writing in The Observer:

"Don't we have sweet days at the Lane now? And after Keegan's recent remarks about southerners, it would be even sweeter to wipe the floor with the Geordie nation today.

Given the relative trophy count, sounds more like subordi-nation to me. But we mustn't be so charitable towards our bare beer-bellied friends - the six points we gave them last season kept them up and we've already donated three this time.

If the game's dull we can always count the empty seats at their end - these 'committed fans' never take the full allocation, you see."

Counting empty seats Dave? there were around 30K by the time Spurs kicked off after Oba's goal.

While that's little different to what happened on Tyneside this season when we've had hidings, at least our seats started off occupied - WHL holds over 36,000 yet wasn't a sellout for home fans despite the game coming barely a month after their Wembley trophy success. Loyal eh?

Thanks for another three points Dave - and it wasn't dull.


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