TheGuv

I remember when Fat Sam basically coached the creativity out of our side in 2007/08 with his arrogance to do it his way. I fear now that Pardew has done exactly the same thing to this team however, it has been through his own cowardice. When we've obviously thought fuck it let's give it a go (Arsenal and Man Utd) we score 3 goals in two games. That's more goals in a single game than we've probably scored since March/April 2012

He definitely got it right...

3-0 Norwich

The home tie he has to put out a full strength team to try and win the tie overall. Fair enough he'll put out a weakened side in the return leg with the Southampton game 3 days later. But we have to win the home leg comfortably.

Harry Dunn He would always get sacked by Blyth on FM straight away

Exactly right. Well he was f***ing lying, the smarmy arselicking w*****.

We don't care about Ashley He don't care about me All we care about is N.U.F.C

We have to remember that Pardew said he was 'happy' with the squad he had in the summer, so he can't be using that as an excuse anyway the cunt

They both needed each other in fairness. (Taylor failed miserably at Derby County) But tbf to Clough he did win trophies without Taylor. That Hamilton book is excellent in regard to the strained relationship they had at the end of their time together at Forest. They wouldn't even talk to each other and had offices at the other end of the stadium It wasn't so much Taylor going on his own back to Derby, that ruined their friendship, it was the fact he poached some Forest first teamers to go with him. John Robertson, Archie Gemmill and Kenny Burns. All were past their best mind. Taylor failed miserably at Derby whilst Clough had a mediocre period at Forest with some terrible big money signings, Ian Wallace , Justin Fashanu etc. He did have a successful period late 80s winning the League Cup a couple of times, but never challenged for the title again of course. The first problem arose when Taylor wrote an autobiography called 'With Clough by Taylor', an autobiography which was largely based on Taylor's work with Clough. He did not consult with or tell Clough that he was writing the book at the time. This really p*ssed Clough off and it started to wear thin after that. But yes when he found out about John Robertson being signed behind his back he was very upset and said he'd never talk to him again. He did end up buying Robertson back i believe. Fashanu was actually bought after Taylor recommended him, and it was clear that his scouting ability had deteriorated. This also strained the relationship too

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They both needed each other in fairness. (Taylor failed miserably at Derby County) But tbf to Clough he did win trophies without Taylor. That Hamilton book is excellent in regard to the strained relationship they had at the end of their time together at Forest. They wouldn't even talk to each other and had offices at the other end of the stadium

Clough himself said how good himself and Taylor could have been with Newcastle. He would regularly complain about Forest attendances and would use as a barometer of crowd success, so to speak. He did have an interview with the club but decided against taking the job Was that when Joe Harvey was sacked and they brought in Gordon Lee? Never in a million years would the board have taken Clough on. Such a fucking shame how short sighted they were. A guy who had won the League Championship 3 years before with lowly Derby County (what an achievement). On a slightly different note It makes me laugh when reading Clough's autobiography, that he talks about the club's odds for the league title being wild outsiders with 33/1 in the 79 (the year he won, with a newly promoted club). Nowadays those odds would be about 1000/1 God football is so shit now

IIRC i think it was twice, once before he took over at Forest so 1975 ish? And again i think around 85/86 (yes he wason the decline then, but he still got Forest to about 5 cup finals after this period, winning two! Better than what we had in this period)

Clough himself said how good himself and Taylor could have been with Newcastle. He would regularly complain about Forest attendances and would use as a barometer of crowd success, so to speak. He did have an interview with the club but decided against taking the job

Fantastic read, really is. Hamilton worked with Clough for 20 years, it has a fascinating insight.

Has he fucked off yet?

The song makes sense too because he WAS HARD TO GET!

http://www.slantmagazine.com/images/film/goal.jpg GOAL as the initiation movie. :lol: I bet it's got clips of GOAL in it, if we're talking about Drew Beardsley's video here :lol: Yeah, think we've all seen his videos! No?

f***ing embarrassing. Lost for words tbh. Jesus Christ. 3 points from 18. 1 point from 18 away and 6 from 18 at home.

I couldn't believe my ears when he said that he'd be moving Shola in for Demba and leaving Cisse in his 'usual' position on the wing. Fucking imbecile. Also, I'm still pissed off he brought on Ranger.

Sir Bobby looked a lot older than Ferguson when he was 71 imo. I think he's got a few years left in him yet

Hmm, not sure how to feel about this. I'll be fine as long as we get a replacement in. In the mean time at least Cisse will be played in the middle...

God, give him a break. We have never came from behind to win under Pardew We haven't scored from a set penis since October 2011