biggs

My Manure mate says he has been shit the last 2 games its all about opinions

Tbh he should have scored but hit the post and his second chance he delayed it and fucked up ,he is open too critisism as much as anyone just cos we won cannot hide the fact .

Cockney fair but could go flying on jellied eels if hes not too careful

Before the game i said in pre match thread we had too much for them and the Zog being out helped,i was watching it with a mate in the Crofters in Kenton and a father and son comedy duo had a right go at me for suggesting taking Nolan off and playing Smith as i thought Nolans legs were now full of cement but blind hatred clouded the issue instead of logical thought,then there side kick Mutley said "why Hasnt Ranger been brought on instead of Best" so i said Ranger historically this season has been played when we are chasing the game and we are winning so thats why but he saw that as an argument ffs some people

Wtf no defence

Confident we will get a win today due too our away form and the Zogs out for them .

No way anything like Owen ,name a club Becks has given less than 100% for

God i wish Gerrard was injured he just saves the fuckers when we want them too fail

Hope they have many years of shit infront of them and weather they will still follow them like we have our team.

Fingers crossed

Krul is the future and Harper is the past so stick with the kid

Thought i had a canny day yesterday 2 goals from Van der Vart and one from Carroll and yet i go down 3 places from 9th to 12th .

Great things in our favour the atmosphere will be great for obvious reasons and the players will still be on a high from the Liverpool game so come on lads give us our xmas gift .

Confused i have my team Biggsneverwinsnowt vs Chelsea F.C ,so does this mean i have too out point this cockney loving wanker in the next week of premiership games .

great news and fingers crossed he comes back to us.

If they buy us out and are still the owners in 2020 maybe they will give us discounted airfares and free tickets for the games

Tbh football funny season in full effect do people honestly believe he deserved sacking or is it rose tinted specs

Proud of the lads for getting on with the job of behaving like pros like they should do despite whats happened in recent days,well done Pardew for just getting on with it and staying in the back ground cos it must be bloody awkward atm for him trying to win the fans and players over when we resent him being here but thats human nature ,never in a million years expected that result but footballs a funny old game .

me too

Andy Gray has his comment now A no-lose situation Pardew must try to make most of wonderful opportunity, says Andy The average shelf-life of a Newcastle manager hasn't exactly been long and healthy over the last 13 years so Alan Pardew is going to need things to go his way at St James' Park, starting with the visit of Liverpool. Somewhere along the line the club's owner and board are going to have to give a manager more than 15-18 months in charge; they are going to have to back their boss to turn a bad spell around if the club is ever going to challenge for major honours on a regular basis. Opportunity knocks: if Pardew can ride out the troughs, he has plenty to gain says Andy Opportunity knocks: if Pardew can ride out the troughs, he has plenty to gain says Andy As Manchester City found in the 1970s and 80s, sacking managers on a regular basis and replacing them with somebody who brings in a different attitude and methods is a recipe for disaster. Alan has been given a five-and-a-half year contract and I hope he does get a decent crack at the job but the sad truth is that the deal he signed might as well say 11 years because these days contracts are not worth the paper they are written on. Results will decide Alan's future. If he can start quickly and positively and succeed in keeping Newcastle in the Premier League then I'm sure he will go a long way to soothing the fears If Mike Ashley and Derek Llambias decide at any point in the next few years that they want to get rid of Alan Pardew then they will. Opportunity Right now, though, Alan is in a no-lose situation. He was an unemployed manager who was desperate to get back in and this week he's been given a wonderful opportunity at a famous old club in the Premier League. So what's the downside for him? There isn't one. It won't be Alan who wins the fans over, it will be results. I remember when Howard Kendall was getting hammered from the terraces at Everton and petitions for him to be sacked were doing the rounds. But all of a sudden we put it all together on the pitch and we went on to win the FA Cup in 1984 before winning the league and the Cup Winners' Cup the next season. Success came thick and fast and soon people were talking about Howard Kendall being the best manager in Everton history! If the board had listened to the fans at the beginning of 1984 then Howard would have got sacked and the club might not have enjoyed the glory that it did. So results will decide Alan's future. If he can start quickly and positively and succeed in keeping Newcastle in the Premier League then I'm sure he will go a long way to soothing the fears of the fans. At the end of the day the supporters are Newcastle United fans. While it seems the overwhelming majority wanted Chris Hughton to stay, their loyalty remains to the club not any one manager. A manager is only one custodian of the club for the length of time he is there. If Newcastle do well then I've no doubt the fans will warm to Alan. He's going to need plenty of luck along the way but what manager doesn't? I'm sure Alan feels he is a much more educated and experienced manager now than he was when he first tasted Premier League football in 2005. He's enjoyed highs, taking West Ham to the FA Cup final, and been through relegation with Charlton - a time when he will have learnt a lot about himself. I'm sure he recognises that there will be peaks and troughs this season, good days and bad days, and he'd be right to do so because I won't deny that I'm still worried about Newcastle's prospects. They are only four points above the relegation places and their form remains hit and miss. They need Joey Barton, Kevin Nolan, Fabricio Coloccini and Mike Williamson back quickly - this weekend if possible for the first two. Whatever Liverpool have shown under Roy Hodgson away from home - and that hasn't been a great deal - they remain a very difficult side to beat and Newcastle will have to play an awful lot better than they did against West Brom to get anything. Decency I'm sure Chris will watch future events at Newcastle with interest. The lasting impression I'm left with after the events of this week is that he was never the man Ashley and Llambias wanted to manage the side in the top flight. I would have thought more of them if they'd had the decency to say last May once the club had won promotion 'thanks very much, Chris, we appreciate all that you've done but we feel that we need a more experienced man now to take us into the Premier League; here's a lovely big golden handshake'. Instead, it looks as though they've waited until a bad result has come along and then used that as an excuse to get rid of him. Alan has my best wishes for the job that lies in store

Great Kev you are still a legend in my eyes

Still hate Pardew but thats human nature its like someone taking your pet dog and being given a Skunk and saying thanks very much i will give it all my love and attention

You say look at our fixures from now until the new year. What makes you think that Pardew will have a better chance than CH of getting points? Genuine question. Im not saying he will, dont get me wrong, I think the appointment of Pardew is ridiculous. I cant do anymore than hope that he is a good manager, regardless of how he got the job, and that he will get the results that we need. I seriously doubt his ability to motivate the players considering the circumstances, all I am saying is that I can understand why they felt we needed change, and that I think Hughton took us as far as he could. I would love them to replace him for some top-class proven manager, but doubt anyone in that category would come here under the current regime. For starters Chris has had a very limited budget and done very well considering his lack of experience,yes he has made a couple of dodgy signings i.e Best and Perch but too say he has took us as far as he can is going abit too far .

Getting rid of Chris has done more damage to our stability in the short term and could see us plummitting down the table and me and many others will not give Pardew time as he is not wanted or needed here .

I think the fact he is in rehab is the only thing keeping him out of Nick