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That last five minutes was fucking embarrassing. Could hear them shitting themselves over the noise of the crowd.

Pathetic sitting deep from PSG costs me £25.

Having watched Bruce's pitiful Pardew-esque attempt to hold a 2-0 lead with 20 minutes left, I wouldn't have any more trust in him using HBA to full effect.

Does Cabaye ever get a kick now?

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What do you do magpie1892?

Everton have played Man Utd, Liverpool, Arsenal and Chelsea. Their defeat to Palace was their only really shit result of the season.

Had absolutely no idea that Vorm had gone to Spurs, just been checking the injury table to try and figure out why he wasn't playing. What a daft bloody move to make.

I'm not going near the place until there's a manager there who wants to play attacking football. Score one, try and get another. Life's too frigging short.

How the fuck did Ki miss that header? Still doing the fucking mackems a favour.

Mike Ashley. After this display of just how little results matter to him, anyone who renews next season is a complete fucking cretin, I don't care how long they've been going.

He's the living evidence of being Pardewed and then an injury taking him out of training and returning to normal.

As soon as we play a team that isn't content to stick with a 1 goal lead, things will get seriously embarrassing.

Back the team and we'll win most of those games.

Do you have or know anyone with a couple of hundred million quid? Because without it, we can do nothing that will have a serious impact in relation to Ashley. Don't expect an answer to this because there isn't one. NJM's solution is to persuade 50,000 Newcastle supporters not to turn up en masse. Not turn up but make sure he still gets the money. That'll learn him. Always an excuse when it comes to something that would have short term pain for each and every individual. Keep on going then just like the rest of the sheeple... but don't expect anything to change. Because it wont until he sells up. You think and empty ground with the advertising behind would be good for him? I don't go anymore. But unlike you I don't wire him the money anyway, because I'm not fucking dense.

Do you have or know anyone with a couple of hundred million quid? Because without it, we can do nothing that will have a serious impact in relation to Ashley. Don't expect an answer to this because there isn't one. NJM's solution is to persuade 50,000 Newcastle supporters not to turn up en masse. Not turn up but make sure he still gets the money. That'll learn him.

So let me get this straight: you are of this persuasion, you call for boycotts rather than protests, and your solution consists of no longer going to games but keeping your season ticket on (i.e. lining Ashley's pockets) just in case one day you might come back?

*Good for you. ** Monumental cringe. Why would a fan want us to lose??? Replace Pardew...... fair enough but that doesn't solve the structural problem of the club which is to sell a player as soon as they have played well for any given length of time. Like Southampton?

Swansea, Hull, Stoke all failing to kill us off and in fact two of them nearly losing from winning positions just frustrates me more. The league is shit and we should be in the mix for a top six position.

Always wondered why that was.

Always loved Routledge. Quality player.

We're gonna win this aren't we?

Yet he won't resign. More concerned about his fucking money. Like he would dare show his fucking face in Newcastle city centre. Probably means some old dear in Ponteland Waitrose.

Pardew's contract will be watertight as far as the transfer policy is concerned. He knew the terms when he signed up. There'll be no case for constructive dismissal this time.

I remember defending him for the first two games of 12/13 when we went 4-4-2 against Spurs and Chelsea and I gave him far too much credit and said that nobody on Earth would be stupid enough to dump the 4-3-3 of the previous season, and that once those two games were gone, we'd be back to it. Then I turned up against Aston Villa at home and realised immediately on seeing the players line up that something had gone very badly wrong in the man's mind.