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Another week gone. No new players, no confirmed coaching staff.

 

Squad is back in training on Wednesday. :thup:

 

On a slightly more positive front, it does feel like the coaching stuff is close to sorted and if the media are anything to believe, we are very close to our first signing.

 

Of course, being close and having it over the line can feel like miles apart with this club.

 

I expected things to be done faster than this, and each day it drags on I get more anxious.

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Despite Ashley’s promise we are now stuck with McLaren who flopped at derby, and mike has yet to loosen the purse strings.

I have not renewed my season ticket this year as nothing is going to change until Ashley sells up.

 

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He may have flopped in his last 4 months at Derby but prior to that he did a great job.

 

Using that basis, Pardew did a great job when we won and flopped when we didn't.  :lol:

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Spoke to my brother in law yesterday (FC Twente season ticket holder). When I told him that McClaren was now manager of Newcastle he laughed and simply said "good luck". I reminded him that he won them their first and only trophy and he replied that McClaren was working with very solid foundations which were put in place before he arrived, which suited his motivational skills, which he recognises made a big difference. He said the problem is it wears off quickly so Steve McClaren is an ideal short term appointment and not someone who should build up a club over a longer period of time. When I told him NUFC were is disarray and we have given McClaren a 3+5 year contract he laughed again, and repeated "good luck". Bodes well.

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Reckon it would be viable to have  a whip round to get the new gaffer that Korean eyelid surgery? He's been living his life through a pinhole camera and become a reasonable football manager, just imagine what he could achieve if he could actually see a football match properly.

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I would probably smash my screen the second he says Marveaux/de jong/Aarons/Tiote etc are like new signings or even worse if he has the cheek to suggest we are patient

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Can't believe we charge our own fans to watch interviews with their own team. Embarrassing.

 

:thup:

 

My mate is a Southampton fan, and they upload full 10 minute interviews and even match highlights onto the official YouTube account. We on the other hand, charge people for NUFCTV, and give 30 second teaser videos on YouTube. It's no wonder the relationship from fans to the club is so poor without access to such simple things.

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Can't believe we charge our own fans to watch interviews with their own team. Embarrassing.

 

:thup:

 

My mate is a Southampton fan, and they upload full 10 minute interviews and even match highlights onto the official YouTube account. We on the other hand, charge people for NUFCTV, and give 30 second teaser videos on YouTube. It's no wonder the relationship from fans to the club is so poor without access to such simple things.

 

That's pretty cool by Southampton. Is that generally the norm tough, or an exception?

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Can't believe we charge our own fans to watch interviews with their own team. Embarrassing.

 

:thup:

 

My mate is a Southampton fan, and they upload full 10 minute interviews and even match highlights onto the official YouTube account. We on the other hand, charge people for NUFCTV, and give 30 second teaser videos on YouTube. It's no wonder the relationship from fans to the club is so poor without access to such simple things.

 

That's pretty cool by Southampton. Is that generally the norm tough, or an exception?

 

I believe Man City and Swansea do similar. I'm not sure why I know this like, or if it's just them  :lol:

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I think it's generally the ones who run their own website rather than use this ridiculous template thing we're signed up to. The Man City website is fantastic. Such a massive missed opportunity for football clubs, the fans are motivated and connected and hungry for any decent content.

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Comparison between us and Man City seems to be we both have a Youtube channel, that's where the similarities end. We last uploaded to our Youtube account on the 11th June with a 1:30 second video, a snippet of McClarens interview. City on the other hand have uploaded a video every other day since forever. Behind the scenes tunnel cams, interviews, goals of the month, players in training.

 

It's a massive missed opportunity in this day and age, especially when social media is so important.

 

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