Sky Sports: Bolton agree fee with Newcastle for Nolan
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I don't see it that way. Bear in mind he's speaking to the Newcastle official site. They're very proud of their fans, even if the rest of the country thinks that they're a bunch of cerebrally disadvantaged, pot-bellied bastards.hisroyalgingerness wrote:Aye, it's a thinly-veiled swipe do you not thinkDartisan wrote:And there we have it. He could picture the passionate masses of the Toon army giving him the support he thrives on, not the crap our fans have hurled at him recently at the drop of a hat.jenkz wrote:The 26-year-old will wear the no. 4 jersey, and is delighted with the move. He is quoted by Sky Sports as saying:
"It's happened so quickly that it was an opportunity that was an impossible to turn down.
"I can't wait to start playing for these fans," he declared.
I do hope for his sake though that they don't turn on him, because they're perfectly capable of being fickle... that said, he's never likely to become the figure of fun and target for frustrations which he became here, so on that front he probably can't lose. It's one hell of a big V to those on our terraces who've slagged him off so easily, frequently & vocally during games.
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Hardly 'poor play', but rather, adequate. He's never recaptured the form of 2005ish, he's been poor in comparison to his former self.H. Pedersen wrote:Mate, it's hardly the drop of a hat. It's three years of poor play.Dartisan wrote:And there we have it. He could picture the passionate masses of the Toon army giving him the support he thrives on, not the crap our fans have hurled at him recently at the drop of a hat.
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My reference to the 'drop of a hat' is referring to within a match, because of those years of poor play. Rather than get the benefit of the doubt he can make one poor pass these days for us and that will result in a torrent of abuse. The Toon, at least for the time-being, will be an awful lot more forgiving (admittedly because they've not experienced the years of average performance, but there ya go).H. Pedersen wrote:Mate, it's hardly the drop of a hat. It's three years of poor play.Dartisan wrote:And there we have it. He could picture the passionate masses of the Toon army giving him the support he thrives on, not the crap our fans have hurled at him recently at the drop of a hat.
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Dartisan wrote: And there we have it. He could picture the passionate masses of the Toon army giving him the support he thrives on,
If he thinks the Toon-charlies will cheer him to the rafters for the sort of lack-lustre performances he has offered up in recent times - he can think again - it'll be a very loooooooooooooooooooong 4 and a half years.....
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Well indeed, after a run of lacklustre performances no doubt the picture in his head will run like it's had bleach sprayed on it, but I'm betting at the moment that's what he's picturingthebish wrote:Dartisan wrote: And there we have it. He could picture the passionate masses of the Toon army giving him the support he thrives on,
If he thinks the Toon-charlies will cheer him to the rafters for the sort of lack-lustre performances he has offered up in recent times - he can think again - it'll be a very loooooooooooooooooooong 4 and a half years.....

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Dartisan wrote:Well indeed, after a run of lacklustre performances no doubt the picture in his head will run like it's had bleach sprayed on it, but I'm betting at the moment that's what he's picturingthebish wrote:Dartisan wrote: And there we have it. He could picture the passionate masses of the Toon army giving him the support he thrives on,
If he thinks the Toon-charlies will cheer him to the rafters for the sort of lack-lustre performances he has offered up in recent times - he can think again - it'll be a very loooooooooooooooooooong 4 and a half years.....
anyone think he'll go straight in the team - or will the pressure be on him to make an impact in the last 20mins..... not his forte! (or - maybe exactly the kick up the pants he needs??)
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At least the lad got a deserved thank you from the club. Eventually:
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The 26-year-old said: "I am absolutely delighted. It is about proving I am not just Mr Bolton and about going to next level and showing what I am all about. Newcastle have given me that chance."
Next level? My arse!
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That's pretty much word for word what Allardyce said. Is Fat Sam his agent?Zulus Thousand of em wrote:The 26-year-old said: "I am absolutely delighted. It is about proving I am not just Mr Bolton and about going to next level and showing what I am all about. Newcastle have given me that chance."
Next level? My arse!

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One more conspiracy theory......
I wonder if something was said with Allardyce on Wednesday...maybe Nolan caught saying he'd kill to play for Sam again....and we didn't want to sell to him and Newcatsle did us a favour........
The speed, and the 'low' fee (in todays market) make this ever so suspicious.
Or he might have been allegedly sh*ggin gartsides wife
I wonder if something was said with Allardyce on Wednesday...maybe Nolan caught saying he'd kill to play for Sam again....and we didn't want to sell to him and Newcatsle did us a favour........
The speed, and the 'low' fee (in todays market) make this ever so suspicious.
Or he might have been allegedly sh*ggin gartsides wife
"They"...not "We".It is amazing hype surrounding the derby. I have heard so much about it since the move and I didn't even know they were playing Sunderland until I was on my way up here. It is a massive game to come into.
This f**king sucks, it feels wrong, that photo looks wrong.
This is just plain wrong.
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Barton injured Wednesday night. Kinnear looks around Thursday and finds out Nolan is available. Ties up the deal as quick as possible on Friday to a) please the toon fans b) get Nolan integrated with the toon squad so he is ready to play against Sunderland on Sunday.officer_dibble wrote: The speed, and the 'low' fee (in todays market) make this ever so suspicious.
If we had tried to fleece them they would have cleared off elsewhere.
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Wages and Ladbrokes account for this fella?Tombwfc wrote:And we clearly needed the money.
What exactly for, we'll know more about come Tuesday.
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