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This is the Best thread, I've ever been in, dududu dududu
BottledDog replied to Skirge's topic in Football
Christ. Ah well goot luck Besty son. 2 goals tonight please. -
West Ham agree fee in region of £15m with Liverpool for Andy Carroll
BottledDog replied to Pilko's topic in Football
People should go after Pardew (and rightly so) if Carroll is sold after all the assurance that he gave us He should fkn resign if it did happen. -
When it comes to transfer dealings i don't think there's anyone out there better then Levy. People automatically think i'm overrating spurs players but it's not that at all. I simply have 100% faith that Levy will con any potential buyer into paying well over the odds. Did'nt quite a few say we wouldn't get more than £3m? ok now lets see what we get for Bentley. On the flip side you pay over the odds for players Not sure i agree at all tbh. I mean Bent and Bentley for sure but can't think of anyone else. Ruel Fox.
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Something I'd love if we did more, whey, if we had any decent players. Got fairly close fairly good returns on Milner, Martins, Beye, the Zog, Duff, and er... Bassong mind.
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Paul Barron says hasn't got a clue why he was sacked and always had a very good relationship with both Ashley an Llambias. Don't think we'll ever get to the bottom of it.
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It's a spin because you take the worst possible scenario and present it as fact. There was no guarantee first of all that we were gonna sign him at the end of the season, and even if there is nobody knows whether this is money taken from end season kitty or just Ashley deciding to be a bit more generous in January (without affecting the end of season funds)
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We're better off spending it now than waiting, at least we have a player that we all want. Bah, just caught the VAT increase though.
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“I am absolutely delighted to be signing for Newcastle United on a permanent basis. During my short time at the club, I have thoroughly enjoyed playing for the team and for the supporters too. This is a great club and I am very happy to be committing my future to them.” “I am getting back to fitness as quickly as I can and am really looking forward to getting back to St. James’ Park, seeing the lads again and, of course, working with Alan Pardew and his staff.” “During my time out, I have been inundated with messages of support from fans, and I want to repay them all with good performances on the pitch later this season.” Think he meant the poster Ha, right so.
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Wayne Routledge signs 3 year deal with Swansea
BottledDog replied to clintdempsey's topic in Football
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This is the Best thread, I've ever been in, dududu dududu
BottledDog replied to Skirge's topic in Football
He's doing a wonderful job of alienating his readership like. Does he enjoy slagging off the people that keep him in a job? Can't imagine many of the internet maniacs buying the Chronic tbf. /not a maniac obviously, cos I think Best is pure lush. -
“I am absolutely delighted to be signing for Newcastle United on a permanent basis. During my short time at the club, I have thoroughly enjoyed playing for the team and for the supporters too. This is a great club and I am very happy to be committing my future to them.” “I am getting back to fitness as quickly as I can and am really looking forward to getting back to St. James’ Park, seeing the lads again and, of course, working with Alan Pardew and his staff.” “During my time out, I have been inundated with messages of support from fans, and I want to repay them all with good performances on the pitch later this season.”
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Look, I too loved Hughtons style, but I don't think it's fair to hammer Pardew simply because he's a ittle more humourous and open about players. In this case, his commenting on both Best and Barton today have been great, clearly meaning a lot to Best in particular, and the comments regarding Barton are very positive for all of us considering the concern he was one of the ones leaving in this window.
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Aye, he probably expected moving from League Two Bradford to Premier League Newcastle would mean a more lucrative package. Silly him. I'm sure wages were a factor, but it had sod all to do with us. Taylor only wen't public (that we approached him, along with a number of others I might add) as it gave him increased leverage negotiating with his club as his deal was nearly up.
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Considering many thought we never had the intention to buy him, even at the end of the season, this is tremendous news - well done to everyone involved. /Now for a striker please.
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How is it the 'Atomic Bomb' act you state when Pardew has seemingly initiated an evolution from the Hughton book rather than a revolution, no player has walked (in fact one notable player, Ben Arfa, has been brought in despite many not even believing we ever had a plan to buy him or that he would under Pardew), and there has been no drop in the efforts on the pitch? Barely a nudge to the kidneys in the scheme of things. Hope it turns out to be a positive move for the club.
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I would be tempted to put the slight drop-off in form down to the moral-lowering effect of Hughton's impending sacking, rather than the fact the players weren't playing for him anymore. That might be tempting, but how does that fit in with the apparent shock from the players when he was disposed of?
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Enjoy the football we play now more than that which we did prior to Ashley's arrival.
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Jaysus wept man.
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Any positive and you immediately spin to a negative. Cheer up ya get.
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Bernstein's a cunt.
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Says he would have started against Birmingham. Link: www.chroniclelive.co.uk Not sure it's a good move to come out with that, but fair play to Pardew, would have been good to see.
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Well then I'm fricken disgusted, especially seeing Enrique being the trailblazing part of this propaganda push. He's gone down well down in my.... mutter.... mutter....
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The players dont have to come out and say anything at all about training though, do they?
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As opposed to Hughton who... told him he wanted him to stay. Didn't seem to mean much then. Hughton lacked authority.