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themanupstairs

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  1. He looked to be surprised that most of the his teammates had fucked off down the tunnel and was calling them over to the fans.

     

    It's a clear sign that the spineless manager and his spineless staff do not give the players instructions to applaud the support. Every single NUFC employee present at Southampton should have been in front of the away end applauding and apologizing to the fans who made the long trip down. This fucking off down the tunnel immediately bollocks is something I have only noticed in Pardew and his players. I could be wrong, but it's never been this prevalent in recent years.

     

    Massive respect to Janmaat. When all this Ashley/Pardew saga is over, and the dust has settled, he will get a lot of love from the fans no doubt.

  2. From the Chronicle article today:

     

    Pardew is likely to name both in his starting line-up against the Saints, whose boss Ronald Koeman says Newcastle are under pressure to win.

     

    He said: “Maybe there’s a little bit more pressure on them to win finally but I like to see more what my team has to do to win against them.

     

    “That is in my opinion more important.”

     

    Contrast these comments with Pardew's defeatist attitude every single fucking game.

     

     

  3. With respect, it's not that great and it's not that professional, as a hobbyist web developer I could have knocked that together - I think it's likely more someone from this very forum.

     

    Not saying it's bad at all.. just that I know what I see :)

     

    :lol: Would explain Dave's absence tbh.

     

    No but seriously, I think it's very well made? Maybe you're right, that it's not some professional journo, but that could be the decoy?

     

    Well what I meant is that I don't think it was made by a professional web developer - maybe a journalist or someone techy or someone who has a hobby in web development because it's clean-cut, but it's got some tell-tale minor usability flaws that made me doubt it.

     

    i.e. I don't think anyone has been paid to make this :)

     

    Aye fair enough. Some bits do seem sub-par visually, but the content is superb and that's all I care about tbh.

  4. With respect, it's not that great and it's not that professional, as a hobbyist web developer I could have knocked that together - I think it's likely more someone from this very forum.

     

    Not saying it's bad at all.. just that I know what I see :)

     

    :lol: Would explain Dave's absence tbh.

     

    No but seriously, I think it's very well made? Maybe you're right, that it's not some professional journo, but that could be the decoy?

  5. It's a great website. Too great almost. I still have the feeling that someone big is behind it otherwise they would have said who they are? By big I mean possibly a journalist or two? Chronicle? It's certainly a highly professional outfit with access to a massive bank of statistics (rules out the Chronicle :lol:)

     

    Certainly a new way of doing things, and I hope they continue in this vein and not let us down.

  6. Was just coming in here to post that, though it is good to see a bit of link up between our fanzines for a change.

     

    Wonder if it's someone from the Mag doing it?

     

    Was gonna ask if anyone thinks it's The Mag's own doing, but it's not an entity in itself is it? Isn't just a place for different indy writers to publish their stuff? As in The Mag itself doesn't have a defined agenda?

  7. s*** for a year? Have we forgotten the season before that when he nearly took us down but for charitable f***ups from pissflap Bosingwa?

     

    Get out. Get the f*** OUT.

     

    :lol: So...s*** for two years?

     

    That's a whole year more than the one year we're calling him out for :lol:

  8. Needs to be a continental manager or a british manager with experience on the continent IMO. Those with experience abroad as managers or even players prior to that will always have a more open mind and a broader spectrum of how football is played and organized from top to bottom.

  9. fair enough...

     

    but if you were based in the UK, its a bit of a stretch to fly to the US, which currently costs about $1500, just to register a .com domain, with a company you have probably never heard of.

     

    Considering that they only raised £500.  Im just not convinced.

     

     

    This is absolute GOLD! :lol:

    Can't stop laughing away to myself. Sorry, zicomartin. :lol:

     

    class  :lol:

     

    :lol: :lol: :lol: what the shitting hell is this?

     

    :clap: POTY

     

    :lol: :lol: Can't be quoted enough. The stuff of legends.

     

    Zicomartin sir :clap:

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