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"This relegation, confirmed in the most painful of ways by bitter rivals Sunderland beating Everton to secure their top-flight status, is the culmination of years of rot and poor decisions.

 

Under Ashley, Newcastle have finished 12th, 18th, first in the Championship, 12th, fifth, 16th, 10th, 15th and are now confirmed as bottom-three material again.

 

In the six years before he took over, they had three top-five finishes and also a seventh place.

 

In 18 attempts at the domestic cups during the Ashley era, they’ve gone beyond the fourth round of either one just once.

 

Their one season of joy, that fifth place under Alan Pardew, was the exception.

 

The rule was a lack of ambition, under-investment, bad buys, an unbalanced squad and selling the club to players as a stepping stone rather than somewhere to make their dreams reality.

 

Since Pardew quit for Crystal Palace at the end of December 2014, Newcastle have won just 12 games out of 60 — a run including 34 defeats."

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  On 11/05/2016 at 22:06, Figures 1-0 Football said:

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Will be forced to sell his shares in Rangers due to Football League rules.

 

Or sell his shares in us? :frantic:

 

GTFI

 

 

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  On 11/05/2016 at 21:58, Wallace said:

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/relegated-newcastle-gone-burton--7948036

"This relegation, confirmed in the most painful of ways by bitter rivals Sunderland beating Everton to secure their top-flight status, is the culmination of years of rot and poor decisions.

 

Under Ashley, Newcastle have finished 12th, 18th, first in the Championship, 12th, fifth, 16th, 10th, 15th and are now confirmed as bottom-three material again.

 

In the six years before he took over, they had three top-five finishes and also a seventh place.

 

In 18 attempts at the domestic cups during the Ashley era, they’ve gone beyond the fourth round of either one just once.

 

Their one season of joy, that fifth place under Alan Pardew, was the exception.

 

The rule was a lack of ambition, under-investment, bad buys, an unbalanced squad and selling the club to players as a stepping stone rather than somewhere to make their dreams reality.

 

Since Pardew quit for Crystal Palace at the end of December 2014, Newcastle have won just 12 games out of 60 — a run including 34 defeats."

 

Finished bottom half in 6 of his 8 seasons with 2 relegations. Bravo indeed.

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Tom ‏@BoredTom9  4h4 hours ago

@woodhousecurtis Newcastle fans demanded Pardew sacked and money spent. Ashley did exactly what they wanted and now it's his fault?

 

 

BoredTom won't be so bored when I strangle the life from his body.

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  On 12/05/2016 at 01:20, Deuce said:

Tom ‏@BoredTom9  4h4 hours ago

@woodhousecurtis Newcastle fans demanded Pardew sacked and money spent. Ashley did exactly what they wanted and now it's his fault?

 

 

Won't be so bored when I strangle the life from this body.

 

Well he didn't sack Pardew for starters.

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  On 12/05/2016 at 01:21, Wallsendmag said:

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Tom ‏@BoredTom9  4h4 hours ago

@woodhousecurtis Newcastle fans demanded Pardew sacked and money spent. Ashley did exactly what they wanted and now it's his fault?

 

Or spend for 5 years.

 

Won't be so bored when I strangle the life from this body.

 

Well he didn't sack Pardew for starters.

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Surprisingly good article about this fat cunt in a swedish newspaper today. Highlights his attitude and some of the things he's done.

 

Also says that most of our players don't have relegation wage cuts in their contracts and that Shelvey will be the best payed Championship player of all time. Also says he will earn (marginally) more than Neymar, who plays for Barcelona in Spain (wtf?)

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