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Former England manager McClaren sees no problems in fielding only one English player against Southampton

 

Newcastle United on the hunt for English recruits, insists Steve McClaren after club starts season with least home-grown talent
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Anita

 

“I think it helps the manager has experience of Dutch football and has a style fairly similar to what I would be used to in Holland.

“The way he sets his team up is fairly similar to a lot of Dutch sides and the role I am playing now is the most similar to the one I used to play in at Ajax.

“Hopefully, that will mean I can fit in more easily than maybe before.”

 

Nice little tonic for those saying McClaren was worse than Pardew (at the time of his appointment).

 

Did anyone on here say that? Cronky doesn't count.

 

[emoji38]

 

I know I responded to a fair few comments along the lines of 'It's another Pardew', 'another English dinosaur'.

 

Anyway, hopefully this better style of play is what we see every week.

 

:facepalm:

 

How are those the same thing? What I, and a few others, said was that Steve McClaren was an unambitious appointment with a very patchy record. Not the significant upgrade the club should have gone for, and I stand by that.

 

Not sure if it was you or not, but the main gripe for me was people saying he was another Pardew in terms of style of football, which is just plain wrong. I also don't think he failed at Derby but I guess that's open to debate.

 

did anyone say this at all?  the closest i remember is ronaldo saying that his boro mates hated mclaren and that the football was boring and s*** under him...that's still a very long way from saying he's anything like pardew

 

Yes. Quite a few actually.

Such as?

 

Do you want me to name names? :lol:

EDIT: Just go back in the thread and look.

 

yes i want you to name names as you've made the accusation, i'm not doing your f***ing work for you

 

 

Have a look at pages 31, 32 and and 63 for example.

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Anita

 

“I think it helps the manager has experience of Dutch football and has a style fairly similar to what I would be used to in Holland.

“The way he sets his team up is fairly similar to a lot of Dutch sides and the role I am playing now is the most similar to the one I used to play in at Ajax.

“Hopefully, that will mean I can fit in more easily than maybe before.”

 

Nice little tonic for those saying McClaren was worse than Pardew (at the time of his appointment).

 

Did anyone on here say that? Cronky doesn't count.

 

[emoji38]

 

I know I responded to a fair few comments along the lines of 'It's another Pardew', 'another English dinosaur'.

 

Anyway, hopefully this better style of play is what we see every week.

 

:facepalm:

 

How are those the same thing? What I, and a few others, said was that Steve McClaren was an unambitious appointment with a very patchy record. Not the significant upgrade the club should have gone for, and I stand by that.

 

Not sure if it was you or not, but the main gripe for me was people saying he was another Pardew in terms of style of football, which is just plain wrong. I also don't think he failed at Derby but I guess that's open to debate.

 

did anyone say this at all?  the closest i remember is ronaldo saying that his boro mates hated mclaren and that the football was boring and s*** under him...that's still a very long way from saying he's anything like pardew

 

Yes. Quite a few actually.

Such as?

 

Do you want me to name names? :lol:

EDIT: Just go back in the thread and look.

 

yes i want you to name names as you've made the accusation, i'm not doing your f***ing work for you

 

 

Have a look at pages 31, 32 and and 63 for example.

 

Are you on a wind up? There's two posters on those three pages combined that have likened McClaren to Pardew without even a reference to a similarity in style of football. If this is the best you can do you may as well admit you made it up and apologise for being in the wrong.

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Have a look at pages 31, 32 and and 63 for example.

 

Are you on a wind up? There's two posters on those three pages combined that have likened McClaren to Pardew without even a reference to a similarity in style of football. If this is the best you can do you may as well admit you made it up and apologise for being in the wrong.

 

Get in UB :lol:

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Anita

 

“I think it helps the manager has experience of Dutch football and has a style fairly similar to what I would be used to in Holland.

“The way he sets his team up is fairly similar to a lot of Dutch sides and the role I am playing now is the most similar to the one I used to play in at Ajax.

“Hopefully, that will mean I can fit in more easily than maybe before.”

 

Nice little tonic for those saying McClaren was worse than Pardew (at the time of his appointment).

 

Did anyone on here say that? Cronky doesn't count.

 

[emoji38]

 

I know I responded to a fair few comments along the lines of 'It's another Pardew', 'another English dinosaur'.

 

Anyway, hopefully this better style of play is what we see every week.

 

:facepalm:

 

How are those the same thing? What I, and a few others, said was that Steve McClaren was an unambitious appointment with a very patchy record. Not the significant upgrade the club should have gone for, and I stand by that.

 

Not sure if it was you or not, but the main gripe for me was people saying he was another Pardew in terms of style of football, which is just plain wrong. I also don't think he failed at Derby but I guess that's open to debate.

 

did anyone say this at all?  the closest i remember is ronaldo saying that his boro mates hated mclaren and that the football was boring and s*** under him...that's still a very long way from saying he's anything like pardew

 

Yes. Quite a few actually.

Such as?

 

Do you want me to name names? [emoji38]

EDIT: Just go back in the thread and look.

 

yes i want you to name names as you've made the accusation, i'm not doing your f***ing work for you

 

 

Have a look at pages 31, 32 and and 63 for example.

 

Are you on a wind up? There's two posters on those three pages combined that have likened McClaren to Pardew without even a reference to a similarity in style of football. If this is the best you can do you may as well admit you made it up and apologise for being in the wrong.

He trawled at least 30 pages for that response as well [emoji38]

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Anita

 

“I think it helps the manager has experience of Dutch football and has a style fairly similar to what I would be used to in Holland.

“The way he sets his team up is fairly similar to a lot of Dutch sides and the role I am playing now is the most similar to the one I used to play in at Ajax.

“Hopefully, that will mean I can fit in more easily than maybe before.”

 

Nice little tonic for those saying McClaren was worse than Pardew (at the time of his appointment).

 

Did anyone on here say that? Cronky doesn't count.

 

[emoji38]

 

I know I responded to a fair few comments along the lines of 'It's another Pardew', 'another English dinosaur'.

 

Anyway, hopefully this better style of play is what we see every week.

 

:facepalm:

 

How are those the same thing? What I, and a few others, said was that Steve McClaren was an unambitious appointment with a very patchy record. Not the significant upgrade the club should have gone for, and I stand by that.

 

Not sure if it was you or not, but the main gripe for me was people saying he was another Pardew in terms of style of football, which is just plain wrong. I also don't think he failed at Derby but I guess that's open to debate.

 

did anyone say this at all?  the closest i remember is ronaldo saying that his boro mates hated mclaren and that the football was boring and s*** under him...that's still a very long way from saying he's anything like pardew

 

Yes. Quite a few actually.

Such as?

 

Do you want me to name names? :lol:

EDIT: Just go back in the thread and look.

 

yes i want you to name names as you've made the accusation, i'm not doing your f***ing work for you

 

 

Have a look at pages 31, 32 and and 63 for example.

 

There's two posters on those three pages combined that have likened McClaren to Pardew without even a reference to a similarity in style of football. If this is the best you can do you may as well admit you made it up and apologise for being in the wrong.

 

I may be. There's a number of posts in this thread of the "Just another Pardew" ilk, but it seems like the majority of them is concerned with the risk of McClaren being another Ashley puppet etc, rather than his playing style being as bad as Pardew's, although there are a few of them too.

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His decision on Colo is what will define him as our manager tbh. He's essentially guaranteed we won't get a quality, experienced CB.

 

Can't help feel being part of the board influenced it.

No it won't. [emoji38]

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His major error today was starting Obertan again, Aarons may not be fit enough but Perez must be.

 

After that, I haven't got any major gripes with him today. I think it's ludicrous to suggest he was in any way complicit in the sending off, that was all Janmaat's stupidity, and I haven't got a problem with shutting up shop and avoiding a thrashing.

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His major error today was starting Obertan again, Aarons may not be fit enough but Perez must be.

 

After that, I haven't got any major gripes with him today. I think it's ludicrous to suggest he was in any way complicit in the sending off, that was all Janmaat's stupidity, and I haven't got a problem with shutting up shop and avoiding a thrashing.

 

Aye it might not win us points but quite glad we didn't get stuffed 4 or 5.

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His major error today was starting Obertan again, Aarons may not be fit enough but Perez must be.

 

After that, I haven't got any major gripes with him today. I think it's ludicrous to suggest he was in any way complicit in the sending off, that was all Janmaat's stupidity, and I haven't got a problem with shutting up shop and avoiding a thrashing.

 

Aye it might not win us points but quite glad we didn't get stuffed 4 or 5.

 

This attitude is vile, mind.

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His major error today was starting Obertan again, Aarons may not be fit enough but Perez must be.

 

After that, I haven't got any major gripes with him today. I think it's ludicrous to suggest he was in any way complicit in the sending off, that was all Janmaat's stupidity, and I haven't got a problem with shutting up shop and avoiding a thrashing.

 

Aye it might not win us points but quite glad we didn't get stuffed 4 or 5.

 

This attitude is vile, mind.

 

What would you have done?

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His major error today was starting Obertan again, Aarons may not be fit enough but Perez must be.

 

After that, I haven't got any major gripes with him today. I think it's ludicrous to suggest he was in any way complicit in the sending off, that was all Janmaat's stupidity, and I haven't got a problem with shutting up shop and avoiding a thrashing.

 

Aye it might not win us points but quite glad we didn't get stuffed 4 or 5.

 

This attitude is vile, mind.

 

The stench of Pardew is still around.

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