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Ridiculous how much trying to make this decision is tearing me up. Feel absolutely gutted at the thought of it. Fucking utter cunts.

And obviously we could afford a fucking top manager, somebody who wants a Premier League challenge like De Boer. Not a fucking third tier reject getting his bus fare.

I'd say Micah Richards is exactly the type of player we shouldn't be signing. Stagnant.

Sissoko's quality, man.

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The Italians will regularly sack a manager, get a new bloke in, sack him within two months and get the first fella back.

Football has changed. Managers are as disposable as players in the modern game - in fact a lot of managers don't even want to stick around for five years, they want a couple of years then a change. Sticking with the wrong man is the worst thing a club can do.

Universally loved?

All our crosses are those drifted floaty ones. I assume that's how we practice crossing. Absolute gunk.

Agreed. If only we had a billionaire owner.

Ah right, I've got you.

You do keep them but you need to be a member to use them properly. How do you even use them anyway without a ST?

Never thought it would come to this but I think I'm going. Has everyone who cancelled still got their loyalty points on their account? Do you still need to pay to be a member to keep them?

I hate Steve Stone. The thing I hate the most is that whenever there's some sort of NUFC oldies XI, he'll trot on with Alan Thompson and Steve Watson. He never even played for us, the bald twat.

Pardew's played a blinder there.

Christ, Brett's off again. That didn't take long.

Nobody will have a problem buying from us on that score, since most of our players are former internationals since Pardew got his hands on them.

Nah, he's been banging this drum all evening. Just honestly wondering why everyone thinks Pardew has strengthened his position in the transfer committee. Don't see any reason to believe it. Whether he's being given the money or the players is an irrelevance. Giving him either one is a catastrophe.

Up the Rams.

Thomas ‏@Thomas91nufc Good Fans Forum tonight I must admit. Handing out free Pardew Pens? Expand Reply Retweet Favorite More Thomas ‏@Thomas91nufc 12m Wednesday mate. It's only as good as it can be I suppose. Hide conversation Reply Retweet Favorite It'll be spiel about signings. I've no doubt we'll spend. Unfortunately we might as well flush the money down the toilet as let Pardew get his hands on it. We did the same with Souness and most people were delighted with it, apart from me. Giving money to shit managers is the most preposterous form of false economy.

I imagine the club have just read out oldtype's last 15 posts as justification for not bothering our arse at anything, ever. Meh, this was a waste of time from the beginning given that you were hellbent on straw-manning me into some sort of ridiculous Ashley apologist as opposed to considering what I'm actually saying. I stand by my opinion, and I'll just leave it at that. That was a joke mate, I don't think they actually did that. Feel free to carry on with your baseless tirade against English football. If, if in the extraordinarily unlikely scenario that Newcastle do win a trophy, I'll be sure to be at Wembley with my arms folded in a steaming huff because it's only a secondary honour that the famous Man City don't care about.

I imagine the club have just read out oldtype's last 15 posts as justification for not bothering our arse at anything, ever.

It's not sustainable yet it's been going for over a hundred years (and growing exponentially in popularity for the last 20 years) in exactly the same way. You know as well as I do that it hasn't been going on the exact same way. I read Memphis' post, so I know that it has (although I knew the gist of that anyway).

I'm still after hearing how Arsenal only won the title because they were an "entitlement club", when I'd thought it was because they scoured the globe for the best manager they could find and came back from Japan with Arsene Wenger.

It's not sustainable yet it's been going for over a hundred years (and growing exponentially in popularity for the last 20 years) in exactly the same way.