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    Nuke-us-all v Millwall.

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    Post by "Tuffy" Monag Fri Feb 02, 2007 6:43 pm

    FA youth cup, Saturday, will the lilly-livered geordies be capable of stopping the young Millwall team, led by 16year old striking phenonemon David Amoo, in their courageous and victorious march to the final?
    Having already dispatched last years finalists, Man City, and thrashed the scousers of Everton at Goodison Park, will the United youngsters be able to stop trembling in fear long enough to make a vain attempted to try and make a game of it? Or, is their plan just to defend all the time so as to not be totally humiliated by the result? Only time will tell.
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    Post by Kimbo Fri Feb 02, 2007 6:45 pm

    We've got a very good team, made the semi's last year with the youngest team in the competition. Watch out for Kazenga LuaLua, the boy has skillz. ok
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    Post by L r d Fri Feb 02, 2007 7:04 pm

    Full list of the quater final matches:

    Sheffield United v Liverpool

    Swindon Town v Newcastle United or Millwall.

    Arsenal or Bristol City v Cardiff City or Sunderland.

    Manchester United v Birmingham City.
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    Post by Kimbo Sat Feb 03, 2007 7:05 pm

    Nevermind "Tuffy", better luck next year. Very Happy <Ale>


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    Newcastle U18s 1 Millwall U18s 0

    Kazenga LuaLua got the vital goal to send Newcastle's U18s into the Sixth Round of the FA Youth Cup at St. James' Park on Saturday.

    LuaLua's strike came twenty minutes from the end of a tough encounter when Frank Wiafe Danquah sent the young striker through to hit a right-footed shot into the bottom corner.

    It was almost 2-0 in the 78th minute when LuaLua had a free-kick saved by the 'keeper's legs but despite late pressure our youngsters made it through to the last eight where they now face Swindon.

    A physically bigger Millwall side caused us problems with strong centre-forward David Amoo proving a handful.

    The visitors hit the crossbar in just the third minute from a corner and in a bruising first half Darren Lough was booked and injured in a heavy challenge on Millwall's Callaghan. Wiafe Danquah replaced the defender.

    Young striker Ryan Donaldson was also injured and replaced late in the game by Glenn Reay and in stoppage time 'keeper Mark Cook made a fine save when all 11 Millwall players were up for a corner.
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    Post by NCFC Sat Feb 03, 2007 9:25 pm

    Newcastle knocked us out last round, heard they were really good. The crop of youngsters we have this year isn't bad so would have taken some beating.
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    Post by Deano Sat Feb 03, 2007 9:35 pm

    well done Newcastle....for knocking out the Pikey cunts
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    Post by S4P Sat Feb 03, 2007 10:18 pm

    Deaño-WHUFC wrote:well done Newcastle....for knocking out the Pikey cunts

    ok
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    Post by Kimbo Sat Feb 03, 2007 11:14 pm

    "Tuffy" Monag wrote:FA youth cup, Saturday, will the lilly-livered geordies be capable of stopping the young Millwall team, led by 16year old striking phenonemon David Amoo, in their courageous and victorious march to the final?
    Having already dispatched last years finalists, Man City, and thrashed the scousers of Everton at Goodison Park, will the United youngsters be able to stop trembling in fear long enough to make a vain attempted to try and make a game of it? Or, is their plan just to defend all the time so as to not be totally humiliated by the result? Only time will tell.
    Oh what an arse you look. Laughing

    Looks like Kazenga was the main man, not Amoo. He must be a better prospect. <Ale>
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    Post by "Tuffy" Monag Sun Feb 04, 2007 10:18 am

    Deaño-WHUFC wrote:well done Newcastle....for knocking out the Pikey cunts

    And this from a half-bisciut that complained to my about having a laugh at the expense of Wet Islam.
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    Post by "Tuffy" Monag Sun Feb 04, 2007 10:21 am

    Kimbo wrote:Nevermind "Tuffy", better luck next year. Very Happy <Ale>


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    Newcastle U18s 1 Millwall U18s 0

    Kazenga LuaLua got the vital goal to send Newcastle's U18s into the Sixth Round of the FA Youth Cup at St. James' Park on Saturday.

    LuaLua's strike came twenty minutes from the end of a tough encounter when Frank Wiafe Danquah sent the young striker through to hit a right-footed shot into the bottom corner.

    It was almost 2-0 in the 78th minute when LuaLua had a free-kick saved by the 'keeper's legs but despite late pressure our youngsters made it through to the last eight where they now face Swindon.

    A physically bigger Millwall side caused us problems with strong centre-forward David Amoo proving a handful.

    The visitors hit the crossbar in just the third minute from a corner and in a bruising first half Darren Lough was booked and injured in a heavy challenge on Millwall's Callaghan. Wiafe Danquah replaced the defender.

    Young striker Ryan Donaldson was also injured and replaced late in the game by Glenn Reay and in stoppage time 'keeper Mark Cook made a fine save when all 11 Millwall players were up for a corner.

    What's this? A totally unbaised report from Nuke-us-alls official web site?
    Try reading reports from neutrals, about how the northerners kicked those soft southern nancies out of the game.
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    Post by Kimbo Sun Feb 04, 2007 12:51 pm

    "Tuffy" Monag wrote:What's this? A totally unbaised report from Nuke-us-alls official web site?
    Try reading reports from neutrals, about how the northerners kicked those soft southern nancies out of the game.
    No, it's from a fansite, quite a good one aswell. They usually tell it like it is. <Ale>


    Post one of the neutral reports then. Erm
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    Post by Deano Sun Feb 04, 2007 12:55 pm

    "Tuffy" Monag wrote:
    Deaño-WHUFC wrote:well done Newcastle....for knocking out the Pikey cunts

    And this from a half-bisciut that complained to my about having a laugh at the expense of Wet Islam.

    erm...you slag off West Ham every fucking time there is a post about us....

    the thing is I hardly ever slag off Millwall...as league one(league two next season) teams really dont bother me ok
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    Post by "Tuffy" Monag Sun Feb 04, 2007 1:20 pm

    Deaño-WHUFC wrote:
    erm...you slag off West Ham every fucking time there is a post about us....

    True, you have reason, but, it's just because there is so much slagging off material about the Iron hoofs that it's extremely difficult to resist.
    BTW, do the Wet Hamas still say «they won the world cup»?
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    Post by "Tuffy" Monag Mon Feb 05, 2007 11:24 am

    Kimbo wrote:
    Kazenga LuaLua got the vital goal to send Newcastle's U18s into the Sixth Round of the FA Youth Cup at St. James' Park on Saturday.

    LuaLua's strike came twenty minutes from the end of a tough encounter when Frank Wiafe Danquah sent the young striker through to hit a right-footed shot into the bottom corner.

    Glad to see the geordies giving local youngsters a chance.
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    Post by Kimbo Mon Feb 05, 2007 11:42 am

    "Tuffy" Monag wrote:
    Kimbo wrote:
    Kazenga LuaLua got the vital goal to send Newcastle's U18s into the Sixth Round of the FA Youth Cup at St. James' Park on Saturday.

    LuaLua's strike came twenty minutes from the end of a tough encounter when Frank Wiafe Danquah sent the young striker through to hit a right-footed shot into the bottom corner.

    Glad to see the geordies giving local youngsters a chance.
    Doh You realise your boy Amoo is Ghanaian? Kazenga has lived in England pretty much his whole life, Danquah is the only one that isn't local - He's dutch with Ghanaian parents, signed from Ajax. Ale
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