Fatwax

Have a pop at Colo all you want, but I can't think of any major errors he's made while been here. He's been sloppy at times and had poor games or made poor decisions that have led to conceding but I'm struggling to think of any major howlers. Taylor on the other hand..

The bit in bold is all I read. The rest I took as filler.

What have you been told about thinking, ey? I honestly can't see how anybody can be optimistic. We have cretins in charge of our team, cretins giving out the 'tactics', cretins choosing the team and cretins in charge of making substitutions on match day. I still can't fathom subbing Owen for Shola 'I insist of giving away freekicks and being offside for EVERY FUCKING DEADBALL SITUATION' Ameobi.

Lien beat me to it.

But the system means that they don't have to since the odds ensure a return over time.

We had a good manager, now we don't simple as. Ashley is gambling big time and it's down to luck, not skill if he wins. How ironic that our Managing Director runs a casino. I've said this before Running a casino = squeezing money out of deluded punters = running NUFC You're wrong, his role at the casino was customer service and not the gambling side. This is why he was brought to NUFC.. to improve customer service. Personally I think he's done a terrible job. A casino doesn't need to squeeze money out of customers since they do that themselves with their own addiction and the odds placed against them in the first place.. the casino just needs to make the stay amiable enough for the customers to want to come back in the future. NUFC is vaguely similar thinking about it.

People have been saying this all week.

Time to break that STAT.............. IN STYLE! Our players can't even break a sweat.

Hardly a positive note.

Its a petty dig. It would be like Hughton commenting on the Geovanni situation. Not really because Orange Chops' comments were in context, what with them playing against us today.

I don't think Souness was the only reason for our decline, by any means. Also, with both Liverpool and us, he took over clubs at a bad time, but having said that, I think there's a flaw in his man management skills which regularly gets exposed when the going gets tough. So definitely not. It exasperates me that half the time we're talking about stability, and the other half we're talking about changing the manager yet again. This has been such a traumatic season, on and off the field, that we can't judge Kinnear at this point. He's been firefighting, and providing he still has the support of the dressing room, he should be given a summer transfer window and another season to show what he can do. Hardly a bad time was it. This is a bad time. Two different kinds of bad time. With Souness, he was taking over teams that had already peaked and were just starting to decline. A bit of rebuilding was needed but expectations were still high and a manager in that situation is under a lot of pressure. In some ways, it's easier on the new man to take over a club at the bottom where the only way is up. Trouble is, I'm not sure that any manager taking over our club is spared the problem of high expectations. I see what you're saying but I don't agree really. If Souness was to take over now he'd take us down I reckon. All he did back then was dismantle a Champions League team and give us our worst premiership finishes. Imagine the damage he would have done without 50m to blow in a window.

I don't think Souness was the only reason for our decline, by any means. Also, with both Liverpool and us, he took over clubs at a bad time, but having said that, I think there's a flaw in his man management skills which regularly gets exposed when the going gets tough. So definitely not. It exasperates me that half the time we're talking about stability, and the other half we're talking about changing the manager yet again. This has been such a traumatic season, on and off the field, that we can't judge Kinnear at this point. He's been firefighting, and providing he still has the support of the dressing room, he should be given a summer transfer window and another season to show what he can do. Hardly a bad time was it. This is a bad time.

Is that not just the current shirt with a shitty badge on it? Yeah that's not the new strip, it's just the current one with a badge showing that won the club world cup.

Facebook status: 'Nile Ranger: gt a baby sis...'

It's illegal to show 3pm games on TV in the UK. I thought that was just for Saturdays.. 3pm kick offs are new to this season aren't they? Either way they piss me off. I want fixtures back to normal. Games have always been Saturday at 3 unless it has to rescheduled or TV. Yeah sorry I fluffed up my original post, I meant that 3pm Sunday kick offs are relatively new.

Young black Frenchman might sign for Arsenal. Fucking shocker, that.

Did this actually happen?

Where did you hear that? Umbro are wanktestic. I heard it ages ago. I don't know that it's umbro for sure obviously, but it'd make sense what with Ashley's ties with umbro.

Oh, and I heard that in the next few seasons Ashley is going to cut ties with adidas and we'll be going with someone like umbro.

Fanfuckingtastic f***ing beutiful that small old style adidas logo looks cool with this design as well i hope this is the new shirt! That logo is for casual wear clothing, as opposed to the sports logo that we have. You won't get that logo on any football kits coming out anytime in the near future sadly.

It's illegal to show 3pm games on TV in the UK. I thought that was just for Saturdays.. 3pm kick offs are new to this season aren't they? Either way they piss me off. I want fixtures back to normal.

Only works in any league in a 5 man midfield. Villarreal play with 2 strikers don't they? Yeah, they did generally when Riquelme was there. He could work in a 4 man midfield I reckon, just not a flat one. He'd work fine sat behind the two strikers creating chances and laying off passes to the two upfront.

as will the days of top flight football for better or worse, as you say In the long run healthy financial status is way much important than big money buys! Fat Fred is one of the main reasons why we're fighting against the relegation every season now and the current global financial crisis haven't helped us one bit. No, the reason we're fighting relegation is because of this current regime. They have had 4 transfer windows to improve us and are now on their 3rd manager who they have driven to another triple heart bypass. We may have been on the edge near the end of the last board, but it's this one that's deciding to push us over the edge. pathetic. point scoring to the extreme. Fine, take that part out but the point still stands. If we get relegated you can hardly blame it on the old regime. To do so would be stupid. And I honestly reckon that him taking the Newcastle job has been a factor in his reoccurring heart problem. His original problem was one reason as to why he'd been out of the game so long. The fact that we're also bringing him back to carry on says a lot about the club as well.

Our goal difference is well aware of this.