AlanSkÃrare

Llambias coming in would mean Ashley planning to stay on. Nobody coming in would signal the end.

The thing is, as nobody has ever even seen Lee Charnley, the club pretty much is Ashley making decisions and Pardew protecting and defending them, as of now.

If Ashley had any interest in replacing Cabaye, he'd not let Kinnear ruin it.

After Pardew apparently greeted him as "the voice of doom", I think I identify myself with Caulkin more than anyone associated with NUFC right now.

A hole, once filled by a club. Eight and pointless. Fantastic again.

“I’m going to say this to the fans – there’s too much information gone out of this training ground to the opposition, and I’m not going to do it any more."

Kinnear as manager would be hounded out in no time. It would also push us one step closer to see the back of Ashley. Bring it on.

I think one thing that would go some way to convince the majority, is for the media to take a concrete stand against him. Not just saying there are questionmarks regarding ambition etc., but really get onboard with the "Mike Ashley Out" agenda. In other words, be outspoken and clear that he needs to pack up and leave. Like someone said above here, the remainder of this season seem so incredibly pointless, there's really not going to be a better, and less vulnerable to the team, opportunity to make some sort of effort in terms of protesting and boycotting

This, I don't feel feelings with regards to this anymore, other than the odd day of realizing it's all going to waste. Hawk's post summed it up. Something has to happen before it's too late.

I don't know I'm just clutching. Everything seems pointless anyway. Like someone said, the club is fucking broken.

Mark Douglas is implying that he could be gone after this, actual pressure on before game etc. according to him. I don't know, maybe it's best to just get Kinnear in and implode so we can start afresh if Ashley fucks off. Undescribable misery, this.

What were we even trying to do?

So in essence, he wants to go more direct now that Cabaye is gone, we're top of the league and nothing matters in the derby so the way we play is irrelevant?

He was amazing here, I went to many many games when he, Johan Elmander, Mikael Dorsin and Andreas Isaksson were all here. Beautiful time for Djurgården, shame they never got into the Champions League.

Källström is still very decent, I'll enjoy seeing him in the Premiership. Good and strong mentality, which Arsenal will need. Also, him and Zlatan are the best players I've seen in our terrible league, Allsvenskan.

We're extremely adept at identifying players that improve the squad. There are few clubs who have had as many "hits" as we have over the past two to three years. Aye, we've nearly signed nothing but players that have improved us. You could argue Cissé is the odd one after being turboshit from his 15th game, but it's still harsh to call him a bad signing.

Tuttomercato is one of the few sites worthy to be mentioned in the same sentence as tribalfootball.com. It's absolute garbage.

I can honestly see them selling Ben Arfa. Why keep a player that could be the difference between 12th and 8th? We'll scrape by until the summer regardless.

Ben Arfa going today would be it. I'd not bother anymore.

Kim Källström to Arsenal very much happening according to Swedish journalists.

Excellent move. Curtisy of Joe Kinnear, King of Outgoings.

So Gouffran/Rémy/Cabaye won't play. That's 24 of our 32 league goals this season.

I haven't been to a game since 2010 when I lived in England for a while. Up until the summer of 2012 it was because of financial reasons. I was still curious of the club's direction, mainly because of the Cissé signing and because it seemed as if the strategy we had in place was working. That summer window with us only signing Anita, the Wonga deal, the unwillingness to sack Pardew during the spring of 2013 despite plunging towards relegation, the appointment of Kinnear, the summer window of 2013, the information coming out about SD not paying for advertising, the operative collaboration with regards to nufcdirect.com, the censoring of the NE media, the sale of Cabaye and way too predictable inability to reinvest the money in a replacement - it's decided it for me. I'd fucking love to go, I'd take off work 5-6 times a year and pay what it costs to do both home and away games. But I won't, not while this motherfucker is in charge. It hurts, because I love this club with all my heart and I want to be there from time to time. He makes it impossible.

The Djuricic is only based on those obscure quotes from his supposed agent on Twitter. We're doing fuck all. All according to plan. So fucking tired of being angry with these people.

He still plays for Montpellier and they hate us and we will probably bid for him again at some point but way below his valuation and they will hate us even more.