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He may sign that tbf
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This. They cant win a match.
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Sooner or later the media will discuss his position. Slippery slope when that happens.
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Tbh im lost myself. Paranoid we could go down in current form under him yet don't see any other viable option to replace him. Nightmare. I think the Norwich game is key, lost that then you will start to see the away followers (or some) turn imo, a big indicator of lost trust.
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I think even the "defenders" were giving him a chance to turn it round after last season. Think those numbers are dwindling. Aye, I was in that bracket.
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I'v defended him wherever possible, but saw real concrete signs today that he is either.. a) tactically in the dark, no set gameplan whatsoever or b) the players are not listening to whatever he is trying to tell them, not matter how young or inexperienced they are. The trouble is with our injury situation and squad depth, which is clearly awful, is that its protecting Pardew from what is transpiring out on the field, which at the minute is endless and consistent dross. Their is not a single sign on the pitch that we are going to improve in the next game, deeply worrying. Now the die hard defendants of Pardew can complain all they like about the people who want him out, claiming they are lost in their fickleness behind a keyboard... rubbish. How many defeats, the majority in the most gutless fashion, can a supporter honestly sit through before realising that something is fundamentally wrong with the way the players are being coached? The bringing on of Dummet today was beyond senseless, and another clear cut sign he wanted us out today.
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Norwich City vs Newcastle United - 12/01/13 @ 3pm (not on TV)
Stuy_O replied to bowlingcrofty's topic in Football
We're going to get beat. The club has forgotten how it feels to win. -
They need to get it done. The thought of Cisse getting injured
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Exactly, sure iv read Man Utd are getting 5%. Fergie's a twat, im delighted.
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Point is, as soon as he went abroad it was to be expected really. He is (or was) Liege's player now, up to them whatever they do.
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I can't remember this type of incident happening frequently but I may be wrong? Man Utd, for some reason, seemed to let a rake of talented young players slip from their grasp recently (which for me is Ferguson's real gripe). Being Man Utd's players of course loads of clubs will look at them, but the situation there seemed to be unique.
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If Levy has snubbed the compen to Man Utd and decided to get a deal done with his next club, when it will cost considerably less then fair play. Obviously with it being straightaway in the next window it looks iffy, maybe they really wanted the player?
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Sure Fergie would attempt the same if the situation arose with someone he wanted. It's more clever than sly imo.
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Don't see what the problem is. Liege get a fee for a player that belongs to them. Ferguson should have lowered his asking price if him and his oracles had seen this coming.
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We've always had a decent pull on players as long as iv known. Obviously money plays a part, but we're a very well known, decent sized club with a class ground. Never really been a problem getting them here, unless their absolute untouchables.
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Absolutely wonderful signing. Even more wonderful if he hits the ground running with us.
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Didn't you know? We're one of the poorest clubs in the division. And away from the pitch? I aint seen this latest rubbish today though, seems every interview is ended with a not very hard to work out cryptic message warning us we may sign no-one.
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Where is this 'money's tight' quote from today?
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imo him coming in is vital just to give the place some sort of lift. He's not gonna fix all of our current problems by himself, but hopefully he can show his experience and help some of our other players. Happening far to late this transfer.
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He was playing well but seems to be lost now in the pressure of it all.
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He's joining the Newcastle United the rest of the country loves - the crisis version.
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People used to say we were too good to go down when we did get relegated. The bottom line is if the manager is an idiot and the team are showing no fight it doesn't matter how good the team looks on paper. This. The cardinal sin in apparently teams to good to go down is the players and staff being in utter denial about it, never mind the fans. Our next run of domestic games is a complete nightmare in honesty. They simply have to get points out them all.
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Seriously what must he be thinking having witnessed that?