Petesy @2NarMe

All opinions given wearing black and white tinted spectacles. Joined June 2011

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Petesy @2NarMe

6 hours ago

@jackm1892 I’m at complete ease with the journey and the current state of the club. It wasn’t long ago it was a basket case and hopeless. We’ll be at the top end of the ‘rest of’ table consistently but under the current establishment, we’re getting nowhere near the protected elite.

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Petesy @2NarMe

9 hours ago

For NUFC to maintain their trajectory, I’d expect Lewis Hall being a player that is simply not for sale. Frustratingly, the rumoured traction around a sale to Man United reminds me of the Isak to Liverpool saga after the 24/25 season had literally finished. The rules are rigged.

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Neil Farrington @Neilfarrington

3 days ago

@Con_Tomlinson More than 300k Sikhs volunteered - that's volunteered - to fight for Britain in WWII. Hundreds of Sikhs defended the streets of London against rioting scum in 2011. Until the last couple of weeks, you couldn't spell "Sikh", let alone draw bullshit conclusions about them. F*ck off

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Petesy @2NarMe

3 days ago

@closeyjnr I honestly despair.

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Mukhtar @I_amMukhtar

4 days ago

When Metropolitan Police officer Wayne Couzens kidnapped and murdered Sarah Everard, Nigel Farage released a five-minute video urging people not to attack men or the police. Today, in response to the murder of Henry Nowak, he called for "pure cold rage."

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Sam @SamCKx

4 days ago

There's not a single person in Britain who doesn't agree that the death of Henry Nowak was a tragedy, and the way the police handled it was absolutely disgraceful. There's only one political party, however, who want to take that family's pain and politicise it for their own benefit.

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Petesy @2NarMe

a week ago

@armsblythov_40 @talkSPORT 🤣🤣

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Petesy @2NarMe

2 weeks ago

@NUFC_1980_1994 @John_Regan_ It was well resourced under the next three managers mate.

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Petesy @2NarMe

2 weeks ago

@NUFC_1980_1994 @John_Regan_ I still perceive that as spitting the dummy out, Marc. The club was still well resourced to compete (as proven by subsequent league finishes and FA cup finals).

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Petesy @2NarMe

2 weeks ago

@John_Regan_ He walked in January mate. To my knowledge, he has never come out with a reason. Rumours are it was because they had to sell players. To me, that’s spitting the dummy out.

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Petesy @2NarMe

2 weeks ago

@John_Regan_ What false promises? He’d just been backed by the best CF in world football!

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GeordieKermit9 @GeordieKermit9

2 weeks ago

A short story #NUFC have had 3 special managers in my lifetime KK, SBR and Eddie Howe We replaced the first two with Dalglish and Souness And set the club back a decade each time The End

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. @__RG27

2 weeks ago

Absolutely fucking pathetic season from everyone involved, except for that lad who got piped off at Marseille, well done to him and him alone

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Petesy @2NarMe

2 weeks ago

@AndyBurnhamGM @BenGrahamUK I wouldn’t give pricks airtime, Andy.

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Petesy @2NarMe

2 weeks ago

@NickDryden1 Wey aye, ha! You replied to the OT calling me extremely naive, unaware and living under a rock. But calling you deluded is an insult. Incredibly strange take.

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Petesy @2NarMe

2 weeks ago

Not that I’m interested in international football, but the most successful and decorated NUFC manager in 70 years getting the blame for the omission of Lewis Hall kind of sums up this app. On a brighter note, so pleased for Dan Burn - adds to an already incredible journey.

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Petesy @2NarMe

2 weeks ago

@Itsawayoflife68 Ever thought of being a doctor?

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Jeremy Corbyn @jeremycorbyn

2 weeks ago

Pep Guardiola is much more than just an unbelievable manager. He spoke up for the people of Palestine, Sudan and Congo while others looked away. Pep used his platform to defend our shared humanity. That will never be forgotten. Thank you, Pep.