Essential The Official Football (Soccer) Thread - We are SO back, the Premier League returns!
mastermind
Rest In Power Kobe
dennis roadman
nuclear war in my bag
have thought about it, think i gotta get into my mid 30s before i can be taken seriously tho.You might've answered this before but you actually ever thought about becoming a life coach?
At least a side hustle
in addition to motivating
i also train on mats
Pinyapplesuckas
He's A Good Man
finally brought Ras Kassy backAll red.
#TnT
Mané Swagincha
6 times
That OFT LIFE GOAL BANG CHAIN GANG 
Homies about to kill theyself over some hipster shyt, how they aint even dappin in these coli streets?!
Got brehs going to africa on some anti-anti-c00n shyt. Brehs like triple agents in that OFT.
What Brazil do tho?
Homies about to kill theyself over some hipster shyt, how they aint even dappin in these coli streets?!
Got brehs going to africa on some anti-anti-c00n shyt. Brehs like triple agents in that OFT.
What Brazil do tho?
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dennis roadman
nuclear war in my bag
amazing postThat OFT LIFE GOAL BANG CHAIN GANG
Homies about to kill theyself over some hipster shyt, how they aint even dappin in these coli streets?!
Got brehs going to africa on some anti-anti-c00n shyt. Brehs like triple agents in that OFT.
What Brazil do tho?
That OFT LIFE GOAL BANG CHAIN GANG
Homies about to kill theyself over some hipster shyt, how they aint even dappin in these coli streets?!
Got brehs going to africa on some anti-anti-c00n shyt. Brehs like triple agents in that OFT.
What Brazil do tho?
Good post my friend.
Turning off the dap notification has been amazing.
Love the lack of pop-up about being dap. Making my Coli experience more useful.
Love the lack of pop-up about being dap. Making my Coli experience more useful.
Barça paying 16 million pounds to sign Jérémy Mathieu 
Capo Dei Capi
Fukk a studio thug, I'm a skinny jeans bigot
finally brought Ras Kassy back
The R, Double AK, Triple S , the letters in my name for you and your bytch to unscramble on Soul Train.
I'm ready to hop back on the Lil Ty bandwagon when he blows up though
thanks for finding an old post of mine
I havent been to that area in about 2 years, adn I know they built some apartments and a Five Guys there. But driving on that main rode (which is under the PATH bridge) coming off the turnpike, I def saw some hood like surroundings that us hood people know.
It may have changed, hence why I made the comment about gentrification, but it was def hood back then.
I may have siced the part about "2 blocks" tho.
I dunno ... I get much more
than 
when walking thorugh hood like surroundings.Good post.
I recently passed by a post of mine that recently had gotten like 20+ daps. Good thing I didn't have to constantly interrupt what I was doing just to see that someone had simply dapped my post.
All my notifications are serious things only now.
Capo Dei Capi
Fukk a studio thug, I'm a skinny jeans bigot
http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/spor...s/newcastle-united-being-treated-like-7485121
NUFC being treated like Kings in New Zealand.
I didn't realise they had such a big fanbase in the US though
NUFC being treated like Kings in New Zealand.
I didn't realise they had such a big fanbase in the US though
Newcastle United’s tour of New Zealand has moved on to Wellington.
Touched by the heartfelt tributes laid on in Dunedin for John Alder and Liam Sweenyat the Forsyth Barr Stadium and overwhelmed by the warmth and kindness of folk on the south island, the hospitality of another friendly city was there for all to see on day four of United’s seven day stay down under.
Fresh from the clean winter air of picturesque Dunedin, United have touched down in the self-dubbed “coolest little capital in the world”. It was a boast they’re entitled to as well by the way.
With a harbour as plush as Monte Carlo F1 nut Alan Pardew can only be impressed. This place has a bit of everything.
In “Welly” there are coffee shops and cool shops like New York, capable cars that glide down to the harbour like Barcelona and friendly banter just like the Toon.
The football stadium is also based in the city centre like St James’ Park and while the winter chill in Dunedin was a shock to the system for Newcastle players and Pardew, who was worried his players could slip on the ice at the Forsyth Barr, it was mild as the teams arrived in Wellington.
United may have thumped Sydney 4-0 on Tuesday night but they were all friends together as they shared a flight from Dunedin Airport on Monday. Newcastle players and staff settled down to take in West Ham’s clash with Wellington Phoenix last night at Eden Park in Auckland.
The organisers are trying hard to make the Football United Tour a success. A bumper crowd of 30,000 is the hope on Saturday as the Hammers clash with Sydney just after United’s encounter with the Phoenix.
Phoenix have put together a tournament that was two years in the making. Plenty of calls back to Tyneside were needed to persuade Newcastle to make the long journey of 11,000 miles in pre-season.
Maybe Newcastle’s trip to New Zealand is a similar distance to, say Liverpool’s trip down under last summer. Then crowds of 90,000 flocked to Melbourne to see the Kop side on tour.
Liverpool also scooped $5million dollars for that trip, which boosted their global fanbase even more. It is understood that United won’t get anywhere near that amount for this tour.
There is a match fee for both games and travel and hotels have already been paid for, with Newcastle bringing around 40 staff members on the trip including players, coaches, three media staff, the club ambassador Bob Moncur and security.
Wellington’s chief executive officer David Dome has worked hard to put the Premier League teams on the map though – and Phoenix are delighted to host the Magpies here.
But this hasn’t come cheaply. He said: “Business class air travel, five star accommodation; this is not a cheap exercise.”
Newcastle’s last long haul trip to the United States was so successful in their eyes they haven’t done it since.
For some reason, despite offers to play in the US where a huge chunk of their global fanbase are, Newcastle have resisted the calls to go back there.
Although there have fans from Australasia here to cheer them on that’s only a portion of the support of Liverpool last year. The crowd was 9,500 or so in Dunedin was made up of exiled Geordies, locals and a handful from Sydney.
The attendance on Saturday at the Westpac Stadium will be made up of West Ham, Phoenix and Toon fans, plus the few from Australia supporting Sydney.
Dome admits that Newcastle aren’t getting what they might in other countries this pre-season.
He said: “New Zealand may not be so lucrative but the money is banked and the surroundings are familiar.”
The Magpies are also being treated very well. Newcastle are staying in a plush hotel and are being looked after like royalty - which is like the All Blacks around here.
Dome said: “Well this is what we do when the All Blacks or the Wallabies stay here.” And it doesn’t get much better than that round here.
Touched by the heartfelt tributes laid on in Dunedin for John Alder and Liam Sweenyat the Forsyth Barr Stadium and overwhelmed by the warmth and kindness of folk on the south island, the hospitality of another friendly city was there for all to see on day four of United’s seven day stay down under.
Fresh from the clean winter air of picturesque Dunedin, United have touched down in the self-dubbed “coolest little capital in the world”. It was a boast they’re entitled to as well by the way.
With a harbour as plush as Monte Carlo F1 nut Alan Pardew can only be impressed. This place has a bit of everything.
In “Welly” there are coffee shops and cool shops like New York, capable cars that glide down to the harbour like Barcelona and friendly banter just like the Toon.
The football stadium is also based in the city centre like St James’ Park and while the winter chill in Dunedin was a shock to the system for Newcastle players and Pardew, who was worried his players could slip on the ice at the Forsyth Barr, it was mild as the teams arrived in Wellington.
United may have thumped Sydney 4-0 on Tuesday night but they were all friends together as they shared a flight from Dunedin Airport on Monday. Newcastle players and staff settled down to take in West Ham’s clash with Wellington Phoenix last night at Eden Park in Auckland.
The organisers are trying hard to make the Football United Tour a success. A bumper crowd of 30,000 is the hope on Saturday as the Hammers clash with Sydney just after United’s encounter with the Phoenix.
Phoenix have put together a tournament that was two years in the making. Plenty of calls back to Tyneside were needed to persuade Newcastle to make the long journey of 11,000 miles in pre-season.
Maybe Newcastle’s trip to New Zealand is a similar distance to, say Liverpool’s trip down under last summer. Then crowds of 90,000 flocked to Melbourne to see the Kop side on tour.
Liverpool also scooped $5million dollars for that trip, which boosted their global fanbase even more. It is understood that United won’t get anywhere near that amount for this tour.
There is a match fee for both games and travel and hotels have already been paid for, with Newcastle bringing around 40 staff members on the trip including players, coaches, three media staff, the club ambassador Bob Moncur and security.
Wellington’s chief executive officer David Dome has worked hard to put the Premier League teams on the map though – and Phoenix are delighted to host the Magpies here.
But this hasn’t come cheaply. He said: “Business class air travel, five star accommodation; this is not a cheap exercise.”
Newcastle’s last long haul trip to the United States was so successful in their eyes they haven’t done it since.
For some reason, despite offers to play in the US where a huge chunk of their global fanbase are, Newcastle have resisted the calls to go back there.
Although there have fans from Australasia here to cheer them on that’s only a portion of the support of Liverpool last year. The crowd was 9,500 or so in Dunedin was made up of exiled Geordies, locals and a handful from Sydney.
The attendance on Saturday at the Westpac Stadium will be made up of West Ham, Phoenix and Toon fans, plus the few from Australia supporting Sydney.
Dome admits that Newcastle aren’t getting what they might in other countries this pre-season.
He said: “New Zealand may not be so lucrative but the money is banked and the surroundings are familiar.”
The Magpies are also being treated very well. Newcastle are staying in a plush hotel and are being looked after like royalty - which is like the All Blacks around here.
Dome said: “Well this is what we do when the All Blacks or the Wallabies stay here.” And it doesn’t get much better than that round here.
