Langsung ke konten utama

Protests, humour and blood money: the new normal for Newcastle fans | Paul MacInnes

The Guardian - Palace supporters get their point across while Toon fans show black humour as they come to terms with their new owners It’s about 2.20pm outside Selhurst Park, on the corner of Holmesdale Road. A man is shaking a bucket on behalf of the Palace for Life foundation. “Any loose change for cancer research?” he asks the crowds. “Every penny helps.” A Newcastle fan walks past. He’s wearing a jacket with those blacked‑out goggles on the hood and over his shoulder he says: “Do you want some Saudi money?” The man smiles. “Yes,” he says, “We’ll take Saudi money. Even if it’s covered in blood”. Continue reading...

Postingan populer dari blog ini

David Alaba screamer helps Real Madrid earn clásico victory at Barcelona

Women’s FA Cup: Arsenal sink Spurs, City to face Chelsea after Shaw hat-trick

Liverpool v Manchester City could be decided by what happens off the ball | Karen Carney

Emma Hayes warns Chelsea not to take wounded Manchester City lightly

Reece James double sinks Newcastle and stretches Chelsea’s lead at top

Curtis Jones proved in Porto he can be the real deal for Liverpool | Andy Hunter

‘A numbers game’: the hidden work of football statisticians

Wilfried Zaha racially abused after Crystal Palace win at Manchester City

Vinícius too hot for Barça to handle in a clásico that was far from classic | Sid Lowe

Gyasi Zardes’ late strike lifts US over Qatar into record 12th Gold Cup final