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would have agreed until last season but he had palace playing decent football.

Joined in with the Man Utd fans singing anti-NUFC songs Specifically "Cheer up Kevin Keegan" etc. When we were their closest rivals. can hardly blame him it though. elated after winning a Wembley final. different if he'd been an actual geordie like colback.

seemed to have been "a perfect storm" at the time and it peaked nicely at the Cardiff game. I just hope that the fans' spirit hasn't been broken and there isn't a "whats the point in protesting?" mood developing.

nasty....but fun.

Its from yesterdays sun Mapou Yanga Mbiwa has labelled Alan Pardews Newcastle a team of long ball merchants. The France international defender left the toon to join Roma on season long loan deal. He said " things did not go well for me in England, they don't have the same vision of football and they base everything around physical strength, it is different in Italy people play the ball properly.Serie A is very similar to the French league. I am hungry for trophies and victories and this is why I have decided to come over." bit of a shame. was hoping for worse.

exactly. come on Ronnie, even you need to get a ticket if we lose to Southampton.

think if we lose to Southampton, Hull home could be epic. the Cardiff game had the best atmosphere for years.

anything to crank up the pressure on king cunt.

apparently an article in the sun about us being long ball merchants. no subscription so cant read it online. anyone seen it?

pointless. Bruce wouldn't come anyway. building a decent side at hull and has a good relationship with the owner.

sadly think the de jong injury is going to keep pardew here. he never worked out a system to play him and now with him injured he'll play a more balanced team by accident. we can still hope for an early sacking if he keeps gouffran on the wing though.

the only point of going to the matches for the rest of the season is to hurl bile and abuse at this cunt. no way will he be sacked, but given enough abuse he may resign and hopefully take his coaching cretins with him.

how's he going to motivate players when he goes to places like villa expecting not to win.

needs to improve his positional play

need a whole new spine to the team - CB, creative central midfielder and a striker.

ben arfa should issue a public apology for whatever he is supposed to have done. leaves the ball firmly in pardew's court, showing him up to be the narrow minded egotistical cunt that he is.

would take ian adkins

yup, and that's exactly what he calls it - "Oi Gabby, in my office now. The King's ready for some lightbulb heed!"

"No about it, Gillingham are a great little team being coached by an ex international manager. they are unbeaten in 3 and only 4 points off a play-off place. We need to be at our best and I have drummed it into our players that we must not underestimate them. make sure we keep it tight for 70 minutes or so and see if we can nick something late on. we have to keep one eye on a really difficult home game on Saturday."

NUFCVines have uploaded it on Twitter. Been taken down I wanna see! Maybe the club don't want us to? https://vine.co/v/MlJaah2PriV Wow ... miss this dude man. Sad. fuck me, dribbling and ball control at that pace.

we were safe by xmas last year so it really doesn't explain why we didn't have a crack at the fa cup

don't think Ashley would sack him just because crowds had dropped to 40k, but I think the cunt would walk if he got dogs abuse every time he stepped out of the dugout.

abstaining isn't the answer. boycotting the matches doesn't help -you'll just get others going in on reduced price tickets asking the cunt to give them a wave. we need it to be like it was against Cardiff at every match this season and drive him out of our club.

Like rhino s*** instead of elephant s***? aye, different look but same old stink.

Cabella ‘feeling good’ about fitness – and wants to end Newcastle’s trophy drought SETTLING IN ... Cabella. by MILES STARFORTH Published on the 04 August 2014 22:57 REMY Cabella says he ‘feels good’ about his fitness – and is adapting well to life at Newcastle United. The attacking midfielder opened his account in Sunday’s 3-1 win over Schalke in Germany, having struggled on his debut against Malaga the day before. Newcastle boss Alan Pardew cast doubts over whether Cabella would be fit enough to play in the Premier League opener against Manchester City on August 17 after admitting the Frenchman was short on fitness after his £7m move from Montpellier last month. But the 24-year-old, who could again be involved tonight when Newcastle take on Huddersfield Town at the John Smith’s Stadium, believes he has quickly adjusted to life at United. “I’m very happy to score and I’m very happy with the win (against Schalke),” Cabella told the Gazette. “I’ve trained for four or five days. It was a good game and it was a good victory. The team is very happy. “It’s important for me to score because I had a difficult game (against Malaga on Saturday) as I wasn’t quite fit. “It was easier for me. I feel good. The team is very good. My adaptation is good too.” Pardew admitted to some concern about Cabella’s physical state, saying: “He’s not fit unfortunately, we’ve got to do a bit of work with him physically, he knows that but he’s going to attack it.” Cabella, however, already has his eyes on the Man City game, and believes already knowing United pair Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa – with whom he won the Ligue 1 title at Montpellier in 2011-12 – and Moussa Sissoko, his France team-mate, has helped him settle. And he now wants to play a part in ending the club’s 45-year trophy drought. “I have French friends here and now I have English friends here,” he said. “Now I wait for the first game. “We hope we can – we play to win a trophy. We see what happens.” wow. he really is going to be in trouble with pardew now. banished to train with hatem.