Jagten

I will have none of this lunacy.

Brilliant article. Seems plenty of room for financial growth which can only be a good thing.

I wasn't sure whether to post this... http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/transfer-news/Transfer-gossip-Chelsea-plan-65m-triple-swoop-for-Hulk-Porto-striker-and-Cheick-Tiote-Tim-Krul-of-Newcastle-according-to-reports-article880649.html 'Reports' my arse.

Hmm, yes. On reflection i dont really understand it either.

Yes, i agree. Lets just panic, run around in circles, ultimately losing the ball.

Shola.

What a shit player.

Is England not in Europe?

What happened with Phil O'Donnell?

I would concur if the players are in a fit mental state.

Think its one where you ask the players.

http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/newcastle-united/nufc-news/2012/03/17/pardew-hits-out-at-danny-simpson-twitter-abuse-72703-30557630/#ixzz1pNE7PaST

http://www.journallive.co.uk/nufc/newcastle-united-news/2012/03/16/erik-pieters-re-emerges-as-newcastle-united-target-61634-30548782/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

Can't see it.

Or he could say: "We need to get back to playing well, focus on retaining possession, playing it out from the back and playing some football that is an enjoyable spectacle for the supporters."

But i would have thought playing well was more important. Aye, but what I'm saying is it's facile to pick out that one quote and use it to slate Pardew. I bet if you went through the interviews with managers this season about 80% of them would say the same thing. I disagree, i dont think it is as important to most, assuming importance over all else. Bar Alex Mcleish that is.

But i would have thought playing well was more important.

Centre of his footballing world, the moron.

How terrible would tiote be?

Do you also find it laughable how you take the opposite stance and add a little? But we are sixth! Blah, blah, blah....

Wouldn't be a disaster if tiote doesn't play. Think the Guthrie/Cabaye combo would be better suited to the opposition and the occasion (at home).

The most alarming bit is our inability to execute effective transitional play. We get bogged down, ultimately resorting to the hoof.