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Newcastle United vs. sunderland - 14/04/13 @ 12pm (Sky Sports 1)
Interpolic replied to Decky's topic in Football
It's just the fact that he always makes his excuses before the game (making us sound like massive underdogs, trying to overcome adversity) then the performance often mirrors that (fucking eye-bleeding tedium ball with no intention of worrying the opposition) then you get him talking the same shite after the game. I'm starting to wonder how I'm so disconnected with the majority of the match-going public, how the fuck more people don't see what's going on by now I don't know. Don't confuse here with the match going public and even then I know what you're saying but all the rage now seems to be pre-judge everything as it will lead to a factual performance. All football managers comments are more or less bollocks or buzzwords at best yet the faith is placed is them is extraordinary when chance are IMO it means bot all. Ugh, I hate being the contrary Pardew voice. Where is Inochi and Stu when you need them. Calling Ian W are you in? No, I know what you're saying mate, don't worry. I'm just not sure there's as big a disconnect between his comments and performances as what you're making out. It sounds to me like another early excuse. -
Newcastle United vs. sunderland - 14/04/13 @ 12pm (Sky Sports 1)
Interpolic replied to Decky's topic in Football
I do think we'll beat these cunts tomorrow mind, but almost everything this guy does as manager I can't stand. He's fucking awful. -
Newcastle United vs. sunderland - 14/04/13 @ 12pm (Sky Sports 1)
Interpolic replied to Decky's topic in Football
You're acting like the football hasn't been wank for 90% of this season. It has. "Stop going on like the manager's comments mean the football will be wank and he's making excuses early" or words to that effect. I base what I say on what I've seen this season, your comments seem not to extend beyond "stop moaning" and there's nothing else to it. -
Newcastle United vs. sunderland - 14/04/13 @ 12pm (Sky Sports 1)
Interpolic replied to Decky's topic in Football
The manager's pre-match comments are usually full of fear, the performance of our lot is also usually full of fear. A manager's pre-derby comments should be of the "we're gonna fuck these useless cunts up" variety, not more excuses FFS. -
Newcastle United vs. sunderland - 14/04/13 @ 12pm (Sky Sports 1)
Interpolic replied to Decky's topic in Football
It's just the fact that he always makes his excuses before the game (making us sound like massive underdogs, trying to overcome adversity) then the performance often mirrors that (fucking eye-bleeding tedium ball with no intention of worrying the opposition) then you get him talking the same shite after the game. I'm starting to wonder how I'm so disconnected with the majority of the match-going public, how the fuck more people don't see what's going on by now I don't know. -
Newcastle United vs. sunderland - 14/04/13 @ 12pm (Sky Sports 1)
Interpolic replied to Decky's topic in Football
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2308655/Alan-Pardew-says-team-lose-derby-tired.html#ixzz2QNpYPQYz For fuck's sake man. So sick of it. Anyone on here can call me a whinge, anyone - it's fine. But I can't even get near Pardew on whingeing, he's a fucking moan machine. -
Officially worse than Kinnear. I knew it.
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I would imagine that one of those things is incorrect.
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I don't get it.
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Newcastle United vs. sunderland - 14/04/13 @ 12pm (Sky Sports 1)
Interpolic replied to Decky's topic in Football
Comedy beats anything else, I want the dopey fuckers down ASAP. -
Newcastle United vs. sunderland - 14/04/13 @ 12pm (Sky Sports 1)
Interpolic replied to Decky's topic in Football
I came up against them on Seasons earlier - 2-1 us, Marveaux FGS. Gonna bet on it. -
Brian Moore (RIP), absolutely brilliant commentator. Loved him.
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It's really not a small squad at this point, particularly in midfield. Out wide and up front we could do with some more options.
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clubs on the up with plenty of money, i thought you'd been talking about getting top jobs, liverpool, man utd, arsenal etc ? I've barely been involved in the conversation, I made one comment that there's no reason why he couldn't have ended up somewhere like Liverpool after us. Are you sharing the same bed as Neesy this week? What the f*** are you on about? I asked why the face and you just skipped over it. Full-on WUM Stu is back. likewise, i've hardly posted in here of late, just pointing out that it seems indicative the type of clubs he went to. Yeah, I agree. Don't see how that means he couldn't have been in for a bigger job based on his achievements at Newcastle though, which is the implication I was responding to.
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Obviously. Hence I asked what's your problem. Don't see what's so daft about it, he did a superb job at Newcastle and was rightly very highly regarded. The way I saw it he seemed a bit unsure about getting back in to management, took a different kind of role at Fulham, then managed them, did a good job there and moved on to England. The fact he was employed as England manager not long after us implied to me that he was seen as one of the top managers in the country when the England job meant a bit more than it does now.
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clubs on the up with plenty of money, i thought you'd been talking about getting top jobs, liverpool, man utd, arsenal etc ? I've barely been involved in the conversation, I made one comment that there's no reason why he couldn't have ended up somewhere like Liverpool after us. Are you sharing the same bed as Neesy this week? What the fuck are you on about? I asked why the face and you just skipped over it. Full-on WUM Stu is back.
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Fulham and Man City weren't exactly your average lower league managerial positions, plenty of money was being pumped in to both clubs.
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I'd say the same for our best 18 or so players too.
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Holy f*ck, its Opposite Land! Crooks chase cops, cats have puppies and hot snow falls up!
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On a serious note, wasn't his next job Fulham in division two? What's your problem? It was a question, think Mojorisin answered above Haha whatever, fucking hell.
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On a serious note, wasn't his next job Fulham in division two? What's your problem?
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GW 33: Arsenal 4-1 Norwich Aston Villa 1-1 Fulham Everton 3-1 QPR Reading 0-1 Liverpool Southampton 1-1 West Ham Newcastle 1-0 Sunderland Stoke City 0-3 Man Utd Chelsea 1-2 Tottenham Arsenal 2-1 Everton Man City 5-1 Wigan West Ham 1-1 Man Utd Fulham 1-3 Chelsea
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Keegan could have went to a big club after us IMO, no reason why he couldn't have ended up at Liverpool or wherever. He was England manager after us, when it was the one of the biggest jobs in the country.
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We'll always go trophy-less with this kind of attitude. Always an excuse, always a hard-luck story, not much can-do attitude to be found. Pardew knows it and he preys on it, people accept it. We'll always be trophy less if we make complete fuck ups like in Lisbon not because of tonight, thats what cost us. Tie lost due to individual errors in the first leg, therefore we're on a hiding to nothing so we have no chance. More excuses. Pains me to say it but clubs like Liverpool don't do excuses, they just manage to win trophies. Always a hard luck story and Pardew's well on to it, even when this was his main diversion from our horrific league season. Surely every team that goes out has a hard luck story. Truth be told we came up against a team way better than we are...end. We had an entire second leg to beat them and didn't even attack until the 60-70th minute. If that was a Turkish or Italian team or whatever I'd be saying you got what you deserved and so would everyone else.