Wallsendmag

Apologies for not being a no life c*nt like yourself and spending the majority of my spare time on here scrutinising every post meaning I missed it if it has already been posted.

Spookily accurate

Banners are great and will add to the affect but you can't beat downright verbal abuse to get your point across. Thankfully I expect he'll get bucketloads of it.

This. As I said on page 1 the fat man isn't going to sack him any time soon so we need to make Pardews mind up for him. SJP needs to be at it's intimidating best, and everything needs to be aimed at the fraud in the dugout (stick for Charver would be welcome too). We need to force his hand and make sure he can't face ever sitting in that dugout again. For everyone who has NUFCs best interests at heart; It's your duty to get yourself along to the game on Saturday and make this c*nt sorry he ever accepted the managers job at our great club. He should be a crumbling wreck by 4.45 on Saturday tea time. We can make this happen.

Shame somebody didn't hoy their chair at him.

Every Pardew hater, even those who've stopped going over the past couple of seasons need to put that to one side for this match, buy a ticket and give Pardew hell for 90 minutes. Give him no option but to resign afterwards saying how the fat man won't sack him.

There'll be quite a few witnesses so I presume he'll find himself in a bit bother.

4 months out means he'll be back come January and Pardew can reel out his "like a new signing" patter to cover over yet another pointless transfer window.

Really hope this is true but I can't help think it's merely speculation based on what any normal club would do

Wrong - Rangers worldwide profile is far higher than ours due to the massive Scottish diaspora around the world. They will also be far more profitable once they get regular CL football, something NUFC can only dream about. That's wrong. The SPL gets zero international TV coverage (sans a couple CL group games every year, perhaps) while the BPL is watched by billions across the world every weekend. Whatever value the "Scottish diaspora" might have is dwarfed by the media exposure Sportsdirect gets from advertising in a PL stadium. This is especially true given that actual Rangers fans would end up hating sportsdirect as much as we do. Wrong - Rangers worldwide profile is far higher than ours due to the massive Scottish diaspora around the world. They will also be far more profitable once they get regular CL football, something NUFC can only dream about. Rangers could only generate a fraction of the money we do. SPL teams get about £1m a year TV money to our £70m and the rewards for getting to the 3rd qualifying round of the Champions League aren't all that great.

"One damning statistic (of many it has to be said), is that in the 4 years he has been manager of NUFC, we have lost a higher percentage of games than anyone else in English football, apart from 2 clubs (Fulham & Stevenage)". Taken from another website so I can't verify it's accuracy but I can quite believe it.

Crowd really need to turn the heat up on this odious cretin now. Things have died down since the back end of last season when he was getting pelters. Need to get the abuse back up to that level and beyond, basically make his job unbearable.

. Colo pretty much lost every header on sat. No he didn't. They had a spell in the first half where they won 3 corners in about 3 minutes and Colo headed away each time.

0-1 they'll score late on. A few Pardew Out chants at the end but not really anything of note.

What a novel idea. It'll never catch on!

48 pages and 940 replies on the SMB. Don't think they've taken the news too well although it must be a bit annoying letting an England international go to your hated rivals for nowt.

Certainly has. 17 pages last time I checked!

I heard 5,000 down on last season as well. To put that into perspective that equates to a section around the size of the entire East Stand that have chucked it. No wonder they're doing all these ticket offers. They're next problem is that they're going to need to reduce season ticket prices otherwise it won't be worth having one. And to think at the last fans forum they tried to tell people only 6% hadn't renewed.

Don't write them off yet. Apparently they're preparing another appeal as the tax disc on the Maribor team bus had expired.

5 game season tickets now on sale starting from the Hull match on September 20th.

People keep banging on about this, when was the last time it happened? We can spin it whichever way we like, but the truth of the matter is Pardew is our manager because the majority of our fans don't mind him being here at all. If he was regularly getting the sort of abuse that he did against Cardiff at the back end of last season he wouldn't last a month. He's here because plenty of our w***** fans support him, as simple as that. I was at the Man City match and didn't speak to a single person who supports him. The Cardiff game last season showed what the crowd think of him when he couldn't even come out of his dugout. A lot of people just have no confidence in Ashley appointing a decent manager in his place should Pardew leave. For the record I can't stand the bloke and want him gone but I can understand those who are worried about who will come in in his place.

1-0 defeat

Is Villa Park ever full?

Only if you become a member though. The cheapest general sale tickets were £36 for adults. They have a bit of a problem in that they've lost a lot of season ticket holders from last season so they have a lot more seats to fill on a match by match basis. At the moment they seem to be concentrating on getting the young supporters in to fill those seats (£5 a ticket for our first 2 home games for bairns) but if they're still not selling out I wouldn't be surprised if the cost of adult tickets drops as well. 28 quid if your a member is quite cheap imo as it's a Category A game. I paid almost 40 quid 3 years ago for the same fixture. We don't have category matches as such any more. Last season games against Mackems, Man Utd, Liverpool and Man City were all priced differently. What they seem to do now is gauge what sort of demand there is likely to be and then charge the prices accordingly. This season Mackems at home will no doubt start at £45 again, Man Utd/Liverpool £40, Chelsea/Arsenal/Man City £36, then around £30 for the likes of Spurs and Everton with Leicester, Crystal Palace etc 20 odd quid.

Only if you become a member though. The cheapest general sale tickets were £36 for adults. They have a bit of a problem in that they've lost a lot of season ticket holders from last season so they have a lot more seats to fill on a match by match basis. At the moment they seem to be concentrating on getting the young supporters in to fill those seats (£5 a ticket for our first 2 home games for bairns) but if they're still not selling out I wouldn't be surprised if the cost of adult tickets drops as well.