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I'm encouraged, all the same. It means, if nothing else, he has zero respect for Pardew.

 

I'm encouraged because I don't really think he cares at all about sacking Pardew if financially convenient (severance > relegation). But I'm also discouraged because I can't see any self-respecting potential manager wanting Mike Ashley as a boss.

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I firmly believe that Mike Ashley hates his name being mentioned or his SD being questioned or attacked or w/e with this Pardew business. So it's fully leaning in our favor - more skepticism on Pardew has made reporters show up and question him at SD shareholder meetings, random encounters on streets (more so than ever), his sanity questioned for the millionth time (via all the press that's been given to Pardew's lack of results recently).

 

Whether he finally does us all a favor and pulls the trigger on AP remains to be seen - I do believe it will happen and I do believe it will happen in this season. Pardew will NEVER EVER EVER EVER win back the majority of the supporters. The "support the team" lads will get angry eventually when we continue to duke it out for the Bottom 5 until Pardew is sacked and hung.

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If all the club is to him is an advertising platform then why on earth does he actually go to the games? Surely that'd imply that he's looking to get some enjoyment out of it?

 

Why would he go to Stoke to watch this shit and go home thinking we don't need a new manager.

 

It has to be close. Has to.

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If all the club is to him is an advertising platform then why on earth does he actually go to the games? Surely that'd imply that he's looking to get some enjoyment out of it?

 

Why would he go to Stoke to watch this s*** and go home thinking we don't need a new manager.

 

It has to be close. Has to.

 

Its a good point, especially recently. He's getting ready to pull the trigger.

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I've reached a level of detachment where I realise that I get mild pleasure from watching Ashley gut his own investment (while thinking he's sticking it to the fans) while the balance of SJP gormlessly turn a blind eye (but will get irate and feel embarrassed for the "fans' reputation" if other fans stand up to Pardew).

 

I do feel sorry for the minority of good fans though, obviously, who remember and believe what the club is supposed to be.

 

 

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I've reached a level of detachment where I realise that I get mild pleasure from watching Ashley gut his own investment (while thinking he's sticking it to the fans) while the balance of SJP gormlessly turn a blind eye (but will get irate and feel embarrassed for the "fans' reputation" if other fans stand up to Pardew).

 

I do feel sorry for the minority of good fans though, obviously, who remember and believe what the club is supposed to be.

 

 

 

 

I dont even see nufc getting relegated here. I see Mike ashley.

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Sometimes I remember what we're supposed to be doing, feeling excited for games, getting angry and depressed when we lose. Getting overjoyed with last minute equalisers. All that stuff. Remembering that is the most painful thing.

 

Now there's just nothing, the whole thing is pointless. I want Pardew out but even that will only pose new questions that we might not have the answers to.

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