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http://tapatalk.imageshack.com/v2/14/12/29/e0c9829978effabdfce7d0f2b5c40aba.jpg Second can, fucking wankered like. Times change.

Not when Lawrie Sanchez takes us down

Paddy Powers tweet: Ashley: 'Alan, do you want a massive Sports Direct bag to put your stuff in?' Pardew: 'Thanks Mike, very kind' Ashley: 'That'll be £1'

Jesus Christ!

Surely it would be too good to be true to actually get someone in like De Boer? With all this stuff about Ashley and Rangers, he can't possibly be sticking around here long enough to give us a decent manager?

There'll be that slight pause on MOTD tonight after our game is shown, with Lineker looking into the camera and announcing: "We've had a statement from Newcastle United tonight, Alan Pardew has signed a new 15 year contract"

I get that, but even so "he's ONLY an eight stone Frenchman" is a ridiculous comment. How many other managers would say that about their own players? The guy seems to think you need to be well built to succeed in football, it's bollocks.

This quote from Pardew needs to make it into the thread title: "He’s only an eight stone Frenchman" :lol: http://www.theguardian.com/football/2014/dec/02/burnley-newcastle-united-premier-league-match-report

Anyone else see his Kinnear-ism in the BBC interview? "Rolan Aarons"

Not really a transfer rumour that one

Quality from Callum Roberts that. Promising looking lad

Shite cross

Was half way through telling my eldest daughter off for hitting my middle daughter when Ayoze scored. "That is NOT acceptable behaviour, you don't smack anyone, let alone your sist...OH WHAT A GOAL. WHAT A GOAL...get on the stairs...Superb finish"

can't read it could you zoom it in a bit Imagine if we'd come off the back of two incredible seasons, top 7 finishes and good cup runs. Then we started this season very well, only to lose a few on the bounce. Would it be harsh to call for the managers head? Would it be cynical? Unfair? Of course it would. So why, when the opposite happens, are we expected to retract calls for Pardew's head? The media are clueless when it comes to nufc.

Just posted this on Twitter. Sums up my feelings, as well as answering those non-nufc supporting mates of mine who have text over the last few weeks saying "still want Pardew out lol" http://tapatalk.imageshack.com/v2/14/11/09/3815e7a55b833c887951bc234df1dd7b.jpg

Of course he lacks control of the game, because the ball goes flying over his head all the time. the thought of pardew even daring to tell someone who's trained at Ajax about football. I posted it in another thread but here's a good guide to Ajax's coaching principles: http://community.sigames.com/showthread.php/380395-Ajax-When-Real-Life-Meets-Football-Manager-FM14 Just imagine Pardew telling Vurn to forget everything he ever learned whilst developing at Ajax "This is proppa fret, san" http://www.nufcblog.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/route-one-football-2.png

We'll win this 4-1 and Pardew will get sacked. Serves us right for trying to second guess Ashley after the Stoke game.

That first goal man! Swung his leg at the ball "He's ran that out, like....oh, hang on, refs given it. WHEYYYYY"

Exactly. Last nights final 10 minutes felt like it was US who was holding on, when it was the opposition. I don't remember EVER feeling like that as a Newcastle fan. It's an awful feeling WANTING your own team to lose.

Yep. This is it really, this is the best opportunity we'll have to be shot of him and to have a new manager make his mark on the team. How Ashley can be in attendance of all of these matches and not see the glaringly obvious is horrendous. Get him out now.

Still think this guy will be brilliant here under a proper manager and coaching set up.

Can't wait for the GIFs when this cunt gets the boot. This place is going to be a sweet haven.

That's a pel

Thought this was going to be incredibly dramatic and desperate. It's not. It's incredibly well written and echoes how many of us feel. Heartbreaking too. I'm 32, married, with 3 wonderful daughters, apart from them it's only ever really being NUFC who I've loved unconditionally, and times like this hurt so much. Under Souness it was the same feeling, but didn't last as long. This feels like it's never ending. It will end, of course, but there doesn't seem to be a light at the end of the tunnel like there was last week, waking up expecting Pardew to be gone. Now the majority of fans are accepting draws at home to Hull. What positives have happened since the poisonous atmosphere against Cardiff? That seemed like the entire crowd turned on him, now nothing? Ashley and Pardew won't be around forever, but the fans will. However much they suffer in that time together, it will be worth the wait when people come in who care about this beautiful football club.