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Not sure anyone (including me) is saying Pardew needs to go/be replaced.  He just needs to address the basic errors (injuries and suspensions aside) that we are making every week.

 

IMO these are not viable excuses when you consider the lack of investment.

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Yep. Has anyone suggested that by the way? Think people have concerns but even his critics seem to acknowledge he's done well.

 

Few of the hystericals mentioned it yesterday but likely just letting off steam.

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Getting rid of Pardew would rightly make us the laughing stock of football.

 

It's not really about being a laughing stock tbh, it's more about the fact that the only real reason to sack him ( if there is any at all) is the style of play and quite frankly we gave him a 8 year contract for a reason.

 

Give the man time to implement a successful style for this team, not to mention if we won a few on the bounce ( seems a long shot at the moment i know) everyone would love him again.

 

Patience is definitely a virtue we are only in November and it's not like the top 6 have broken away from us.

 

Fully behind Pards tbh, the way we play at the moment pisses me off but not to the extent i want him sacked.

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We need to note what Moyes achieved at Everton, he had a few years where they bounced up and down the league before establishing themselves a regular top seven club.

 

This is a very tepid start to the season but let's not get things out of hand.

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We need to note what Moyes achieved at Everton, he had a few years where they bounced up and down the league before establishing themselves a regular top seven club.

 

This is a very tepid start to the season but let's not get things out of hand.

 

Pardew has done nothing atm to suggest he is in Moyess class

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We need to note what Moyes achieved at Everton, he had a few years where they bounced up and down the league before establishing themselves a regular top seven club.

 

This is a very tepid start to the season but let's not get things out of hand.

 

Pardew has done nothing atm to suggest he is in Moyess class

Pardew 2012 > Moyes 2003/4

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It's been mentioned by at least a couple on here today, and there's another 3 or 4 who you know fine well would be in favour.

 

If you put me in amongst that 3 or 4 you would be wrong.

 

If he takes us to where the mackems are currently sitting then I'll change my mind.  If he persists with the shit he's currently serving up for another month or so and results are being repeated then once again, I'll change my mind.  If he appears to lose the dressing room then he can go.  If we have our better players leaving because they aren't prepared to play his style of football, he can go.  If he changes things and results and performances pick up again like they did last season and we’re here again in 12 months going through the same crap then I will want him to go.

 

His 8 year contract will not keep him here as he'll get no more than Keegan got when he walked, I can’t see any way that he'll leave here any time soon and get paid for the remainder of his contract.  If we're failing he'll get the bullet because Llambias and Ashley will not stand by and watch us go down, not that I think we will, before anybody claims otherwise.

 

At the minute I live in hope that he'll finally see that he's wrong and changes the way we’re playing.

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We need to note what Moyes achieved at Everton, he had a few years where they bounced up and down the league before establishing themselves a regular top seven club.

 

This is a very tepid start to the season but let's not get things out of hand.

 

Pardew has done nothing atm to suggest he is in Moyess class

 

Moyes' first season at Everton he took over part-way through and kept them from relegation.

 

Moyes' second season at Everton they finished 7th.

 

Moyes' third season at Everton they finished 17th, narrowly avoiding relegation.

 

So very different from Pardew's reign at NUFC?

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