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That said, the foreign manager MUST speak english. I still remember how Juande Ramos failed spectacularly at Spurs.

Wongaland's better.

I think they also know it is very difficult to find a manager willing to work under them.

I think his suspension worths more than a win today. I am serious.

One more loss and he MUST go.

What I want to emphasize is Remy is a "speed merchant" whose game relies a lot on his pace. Such kinda players tends to decline earlier than normal players.

Centre back has higher priority than a new winger/striker for me at the moment even though Ba has to be replaced. Remy isn't young either. If they ask for ridiculous money then just move on.

He banged Ashley 's daughter?

He should be sacked.

If Colo is 5 years younger he'll get my vote. Benny for me too. Basically we have spent 5m on a player worth as much as 35m. Best deal ever.

So stop saying that we "invent" something great last season and suddenly Pardew wanted to fuck up himself and use the direct approach again.

Mrmojorisin, let me clarify it here again, last season we didn't play an open style like now, we just continue our rigid approach with good integration of counter attack on ground base on Ben Arfa's talents. These few matches were the first time Pardew has adopted such an open style. Those counter attacks were good to watch but if you remember we didn't control the match but just sit back to wait for counter attack.

In an ideal world, what Pardew should do is to play this open style against weaker teams and bring back his rigid direct approach against big 4 teams. Due to many factors, he somewhat did the opposite, and we are now in deep trouble. I personally arent really sure whether he should go or not. I think it is actually valid to bring in a new manager, even if a poor one like di Matteo, to restore the squad confidence, calm them down and start collect the points we should easily have. We would be 99% safe if we do so. But then, I actually think it is also a great loss for giving up all the works Pardew has done and the rewards he would bring to us IF he really learn his lesson. He has shown he actually knows how to play two different styles of football which is actually quite rare nowadays. He also has shown that he can "work" along with Ashley which is again very hard to achieve. And most importantly, he still has the faith from some of our most important players e.g. Ben Arfa, which there is absolutely no guarantee that they would have faith on our new one as well. this is especially true for Ben Arfa, who has fallen out with nearly ALL managers he has had so far except Pardew. Despite the results, I actually see many positives out there IF we could survive from this crisis.

True. Cannot deny that, fucking annoying.

I don't think there is a manager in the world that would complain having too much players to use. Man, Pardew has no say on human resources. If you blame him for having too little players you are actually asking why he didn't resign and tell Ashley to fuck off, or why not start a war against Ashley publicly.

You have to have top quality defenders to sustain an open style attacking football. If you play a rigit direct style, you can cover the lack of defending talents by having more teammates around you. They are not coincidence.

The last transfer window is the most criticl mistake Ashley had since the appointment for JFK. It completely ruined everything. EVERYTHING.

If we got a normal bench, all the 3 Subs should be brought in before 70 mins. The reason why we didn't is because they are fucking shite.

Who else could he put on? The bench tonight was the worst in our PL history. They wont listen. People forget that except Tiote all players have played at boxing day and the subs should be brought in earlier. Just blame the manager, continue. We deserve to relegate.

So that's the result of abandoning the 4 days defense training?

Tiote. You should be sacked for this "effort"

Marveaux magic.

Tiote. Why.

Obertan paying back the investment finally.

Simpson, please, I beg you