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Everything posted by Mattoon
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Will probably only devote 10 minutes to the game, rest will be abouts todays game . True, unfortunately. "With Newcastle on the beach and safe in the top half it should be another step towards CL qualification for the Gunners" Love Pardew quotes me.
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http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-ff0ZApsp9I8/TqLwTDb4u7I/AAAAAAAABTY/KrQFjG9tlsE/s1600/Dourif+Lord+of+the+Rings.jpg "It's the lazy foreigners Lord Ashley, they want to lose you money"
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Fantastic if true, no smoke without fire and there's been murmurings of dressing room unrest for a while now. How any professional footballer could be happy with playing Pardball I do not know. Btw I said professional so Ameobi, Blob and Gosling don't count. Ofc theres always the lazy foreigner excuse.
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Nailed it. Pardew in not fielding his most derided player shocker! Hardly a secret.
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I guess why I don't want them to win is because I'm surrounded by plastic scousers, first time I've known half these people were Liverpool "supporters" this season.
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Apart from detesting the bin dippers I have a bet on with a mate at work that they won't win the league so happy with today's result.
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Tbf if Arsenal turn up with their kits on they'll be more prepared.
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I'll bet the shares price of Prozac will take a major plummet when this muppet gets the boot. The relief on Tyneside will be tangible, I'd accept an open top bus through the city on his departure! The euphoria will be like winning a cup.
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Pardew still trying his hardest to get the bullet I see? One of Ashley's favourite players iirc and the fans favourite. He'll get mauled by an almost full strength Arsenal team, no creativity and reverting back to 4-4-2 with Sissoko back on the right and Ameobi/Remy upfront. Probably blame Hatem for it somehow. I don't care he's not playing, we're less of a fret without him and so long as Pardew gets canned before HBA gets peddled then it's all good.
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Should be practicing his chest beating iyam
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We do need new players, we are lacking in some areas, can't fault him for noticing something a trained monkey can see. However if I was MA my concern would be what players he thinks we need, what positions will he play those new left backs in and what formation/tactics he plans to use for the first 10 minutes of every game before he reverts to 4-4-2. Giving new players to Pardew is like buying a 2 year old an iPad, they'll both be used in completely the wrong way and wrecked in a couple of weeks.
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Popular opinion of football fans of other teams in my personal experience has changed considerably in the last few weeks regarding Pardew, he's been found out. Probably since the nationals have mostly changed their tune. From the outside it may have looked like the ungrateful Geordies should be happy with 8th and good ol' Pards was doing a fantastic job under difficult circumstances, but after recent form even Stevie Wonder can see our glaringly obvious managerial deficiencies. Losses can be explained, lack of form somewhat acceptable... Getting a Sunday league hiding once a week, from technically poorer sides? Pardewed, it's such common knowledge the term is being introduced to the 2014 Oxford English.
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Fair bit of Hatem love/Pardew hate already on there
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I'd hazard a guess that it's more than the drop from 10th to 11th and more to do with the capitulation and landslide down the table. Literally the only way we could have done worse in 2014 is to have been deducted points ffs.
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There's a new record for him to break, first team in the Premiership to concede double figures in a game? Hope we get panned! Have to agree with Colo's short and curlies though, I don't think I can stomach a loss against the bin dippers in any scenario, especially if it's a title decider besides I have a bet with a scouse supporter that they won't win the Premiership!
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I don't know what to think, the FCB is unpredictable at the best of times. I convince myself that hes going, why would anyone put up with the "football" on display? Even from a purely business/financial point of view he's losing money by dropping down the table, devaluing players, unable to turn youth team players into saleable assets and making us an unattractive brand to consumers and potential investors. But then I get to thinking we're exactly where he wants us to be, languishing in the doldrums of midtable mediocrity, safe from relegation and safe from the call of additional funds for European adventures. We've done it, survived another year on the last fibres of a shoestring budget, sold the last of our profitable purples and sat on the interest payments for 6 months. Money HAS to be spent, Ashley must know this, we're no longer able to survive another season without practical investment. Does he trust anti-football loving Pardew with that recruitment drive, give him until January to see if another season of survival is possible? He will more than likely lose some of his purples under market value as it's clear those with a modicum of footballing sense in the dressing room are more than disillusioned with Pardew. Or does he cut his losses and start a new season afresh with a whole new setup and keep players like Krul and HBA who will undoubtably grow in value under a better manager.
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He also reinvented Michael Owen as an attacking midfielder during that run. Keegan is generally still regarded as tactically naive in our game, but he understood football at a basic level far better than most managers in England. His biggest fault in Ashley's eyes was that he wasn't prepared to run a mediocre Newcastle side. Look at the b****** we have in place now and you can see how far we've sunk. The only tactical naivity he can be accused of is playing to our strengths, playing to take the game to every opposition and not worrying about nullifying opposition players. I would put that more down to confidence and positivity however, again, not like the fraud in charge these days.
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This is what irks me the most, the sheer contradictory view of the two managers, we're not one of the media darlings though. Lazy, ignorant "journalism" fuck em!
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No contest, Martinez every time
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Pardew stays and I'll be a firm 9-10 for most of the season. Depends what he can do with the new player(s) we get in the summer before he destroys them. New player bounce is usually the only way he gets results #sustainable
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Staggering these. Tempted to start a "Pardew's Unwanted Records" thread to complement his Official Excuses thread, just so there is somewhere else to point people to who say "Pardew is doing an alright job". Three Pardew threads would sadden me though. One is too many. OP should just be THE LIST On another note it's disgusting that one more season under this fraud and he'll have been here longer than Keegan was!
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We have scored 3 at SJP in 2014, so if we don't score against Cardiff, we will have scored the same amount of goals at Sunderland at SJP for at least 7 months. Skewed slightly by the summer break but still incredibly poor, just another incredulously shit statistic to add to the ever growing pile.
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Correct me if I'm mistaken but unless we score against Cardiff we will have scored the same amount of league goals as Sunderland at St James' Park in potentially 8-9 months (next season IF we score then)?