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Was just about to post that, Dave. Seeking to curry a bit of favour with regards to us fans and to be honest, it's hard to disagree with what he says even if it is very late. Will be interesting to see if Llambias responds.......
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Brighton 2 - 0 Newcastle United - 05/01/13 - post-match reaction from page 45
Big Geordie replied to Dave's topic in Football
Again - Toonpete. Dave said something earlier about their being no money to be made, when it comes to the domestic cups. Could that be a valid point as far as Ashley is concerned? All about the PL and nout else, which is why most of us expect us to limp out of the Europa League next month. Pardew will say that his focus has to be the PL - nevermind giving the fans something back for all of the shite we've had to put up with this season so far. Was waiting for Total Sport to ring me back earlier on tonight - was gonna go on all guns blazing. Sadly, they only had time for two Mag callers, with the rest being mackems. Presumably as Ando was on his way home. Can't ring in Monday night either as am at work. -
Couldn't get a game for Blyth Spartans on his recent showings. His confidence looks shot to hell. We all know the lad isn't good enough and have done so for some time. It's a travesty that he has ended up more-or-less first choice.
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Not changed my mind since HT. He has to go. Managers have been sacked for a lot less than the run we presently find ourselves on. Leaving him in charge = relegation.
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I'm gonna say it now and I don't care - I want Pardew out. Had enough - gutless, insipid and no game plan at all today. And it's not like it's a one off. Totally fed up.
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Brighton 2 - 0 Newcastle United - 05/01/13 - post-match reaction from page 45
Big Geordie replied to Dave's topic in Football
Gutless and insipid. Where the hell is the game plan? -
Lost Brian Clough interview - well worth a listen
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Taylor made Clough and the latter was never the same after they had their falling out (when Peter Taylor went to manage Derby) Clough's achievements with Forest will never happen again, such is modern football. Clough was clearly extremely arrogant, but he was real character and something which is lacking today where everything in the media is micro-managed so as not to offend anyone. -
Lost Brian Clough interview - well worth a listen
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Clough himself said how good himself and Taylor could have been with Newcastle. He would regularly complain about Forest attendances and would use as a barometer of crowd success, so to speak. He did have an interview with the club but decided against taking the job Was that when Joe Harvey was sacked and they brought in Gordon Lee? Never in a million years would the board have taken Clough on. -
Lost Brian Clough interview - well worth a listen
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My old man speaks very negatively to this day, with regards to that Leeds side - 'Dirty Bastards' is the term he uses. That said, you can't deny what Revie did with the club - took it from Division 2 to almost European Champions. Both he and Clough (at Derby and Forest) were backed to the hilt by their boards and got success. If only Newcastle had been ran similarly at the time instead of being used as a cash-cow by Westwood, Seymour and the McKeags. -
Lost Brian Clough interview - well worth a listen
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Whilst making an absolute pigs ear of the England job. Oh yes. Tried to repeat what he had done at Leeds, with England. Supermac was one of those who 'suffered' under Revie's reign. I don't think he speaks very highly of him to this day. -
Lost Brian Clough interview - well worth a listen
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Revie disgraced himself though, with leaving the England job for big money in the middle east. Huge scandal at the time. -
Lost Brian Clough interview - well worth a listen
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For those who haven't see in - this is TV gold That Clough & Revie Spat 1974 Part 1 -
Lost Brian Clough interview - well worth a listen
Big Geordie replied to Big Geordie's topic in Football
Am sure he later called Venables a 'Spiv' - or was it Sir Alan Sugar? -
Lost Brian Clough interview - well worth a listen
Big Geordie replied to Big Geordie's topic in Football
Different time back then (early 1986) -
Lost Brian Clough interview - well worth a listen
Big Geordie replied to Big Geordie's topic in Football
Was that the one at Kingston Park? I was there too. Yup. -
Lost Brian Clough interview - well worth a listen
Big Geordie replied to Big Geordie's topic in Football
Could never see modern day manager doing a Q&A with supporters. I went to one when Glenn Roeder was boss and to be fair, he spoke very well. Couldn't see Pardew doing it though! -
Lost Brian Clough interview - well worth a listen
Big Geordie replied to Big Geordie's topic in Football
No bother, Rich. He was the last of his time - not afraid to speak his mind and his teams always played football the right way. Was a travesty that he was never England manager - but then, the FA were too frightened of him. -
http://www.forestfans.net/index.php?/topic/19097-lost-cloughie-qa-one-hour-he-ruins-everyone/ Lasts for about an hour. Well worth a listen for those that are old enough to remember 'Old Big Head'. The one manager (IMO) that Sir Alex cannot hold a candle to. Always had a lot of time for the man and his football.
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I would take Lescott and at that price too. Would get another good 4/5 years out of him. No shred of truth in it though, unfortunately.
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I wonder if he has insisted on a release clause with Chelsea? Good luck to him, but onwards and upwards for Newcastle.
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Good news - lets hope the deal and talks are wrapped up quickly.
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Gotta go for the win. ITV will be smelling blood again for an upset and to be honest, I'm not sure that Pardew can risk another loss and another early cup exit through picking a vastly weakened side. We are down to the bare bones as it is. That said - I think we'll bow our meekly, whatever side he picks.
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FFS. Then we need to ditch our principles and pay the going rate or arrange a short-term stopgap. We cannot afford to leave ourselves short this time. There's Pardew's (and the clubs) excuse in nice and early, when Ba hasn't been replaced by midnight, Jan 31st. Is Kuqi still available?
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Sounds like the excuse he will use, but in reality he should have had Ba anywhere but the bench tonight, any manager worth a damn wouldn't have based their entire plan around a player ready to leave any day. Apart from that his head isn't going to be in it. Agreed. As soon as the Chelsea story broke on Sunday, Ba should have been nowhere near the starting XI.