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Off NUFC.com:

 

Looking at the permanent appointments only (or those that became permanent), their first PL games were:

 

KK: Spurs (h) lost 0-1

KD: Southampton (a) drew 2-2

RG: Aston Villa (a) lost 0-1

BR: Chelsea (a) lost 0-1

GS: Southampton (a) won 2-1

GR: Portsmouth (a) won 2-0

SA: Bolton (a) won 3-1

KK: Bolton (h) drew 0-0

CH: Manchester United (a) lost 0-3

 

So if you believe in omens, we could have another Souness, Allardyce or Roeder on our hands here, fingers crossed.

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At the very least he seems to be fully aware of the situation and knows that he needs to just go about his job quietly instead of trying to be in the spotlight.

 

It will take a long, long time (probably never) for me to support him because of the circumstances of his appointment. But we'll see.

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In all fairness to him, he took Ameobi off when it was clear he was doing f*** all, and took Nolan off after he had gassed out (and the game had passed him by for 40 minutes at least). Two things Hughton didn't seem very keen to do much of the time.

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The fact he replaced the injured Ameobi with another striker who could support the dominant Carrol and didn't just load the midfield is a positive sign.Hope he keeps making correct decisions.Also the fact he took off Nolan when his limited gastank gave up gives us hope.

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Gained a little respect for him today with the way he handled himself.

 

Agreed.

 

Yup.

 

Could have been as pig headed as Ashley was, but chose to step into the shadow and just get on with it.

 

Still think that a combination of the players fighting for Hughton/fans turning anger and frustration into passion was the main reason we won that.

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