Mick

Link?

Do you leave a space at the end of a sentence and before a full stop?

We borrowed him and sat him on the bench tonight.

I feel the same way, it's a bit of a worry what we might do if he goes but it's a certain nightmare if he stays.

And you're a WUM.

It was good to hear his name being sang, hopefully it will be louder and for longer on Saturday.

To be fair to Cisse, he was a world beater until he was shunted on to the wing.

His last three games have been excellent, back to doing the basics and it works for him.

Inept.

Aye, he's nowhere near as good as Sissoko, who has about six, every game, for ten minutes each. Sissoko is pretty clearly a box to box midfielder, only Pard's 'genius' fails to spot this. On the other hand with Marveaux can you really say? Say what?

That's an absolutely vile thing to say... you want us to name a stand after him?!

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/newcastles-alan-pardew-interested-crystal-2657026?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter Newcastle's Alan Pardew 'interested' in Crystal Palace manager's job 30 Oct 2013 22:31 Hero of Eagles' FA Cup semi win over Liverpool now in the frame as Parish talks to Chris Coleman and Martin O'Neill Time to go home? Former Palace star Pardew still has a house in the area Time to go home? Former Palace star Pardew still has a house in the area Newcastle boss Alan Pardew is a shock inclusion on the list of managerial targets for his rock-bottom former club Crystal Palace. The Londoners were initially expecting to hire an out-of-work manager to succeed Ian Holloway - who stepped down last week - in order to speed up the process. But now they are understood to have been alerted to Pardew’s interest by an intermediary. Palace chairman Steve Parish has publicly stated that he would prefer to hire a manager with links to the club. Pardew, 52, played 130 games for the club and famously scored the last-minute goal that beat Liverpool in the 1990 FA Cup semi-finals. He still has a house in Surrey and is thought to be weighing up the pros and cons of leaving the Geordies, who were knocked out of the League Cup on Wednesday by Manchester City. Jobless former Stoke boss Tony Pulis was Palace’s first choice to take over, but the Welshman’s hesitation in taking the job has put off key decision-makers at Selhurst Park - as have his wage demands of nearly £2million per year, including bonuses. Parish is considering plenty of options in a bid to steer Palace away from relegation. He was reportedly very impressed after discussions with Wales boss and former Palace defender Chris Coleman, and had a meeting with former Aston Villa and Sunderland boss Martin O’Neill on Wednesday.

Cisse was getting into good positions, he needs a goal though because his good work isn't paying off while he can't hit a barn door with a cows arse.

Another stand out performance,

I hate this useless bastard.

I've enjoyed this game as much as any other this season.

He'll be dropped at the weekend.

I've enjoyed that.

I hope he didn't, and gets arse-f***ed on the way home.

Cisse on the left for Shola is vomit inducing.