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Meanwhile on the long journey home I listened to Norwich C v Man U and was gladdened that the manager that we sacked so that the manager that we have could take us to another level (or whatever bollocks the excuse was) engineered a 1-0 victory.

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Can I re-vote please?

 

Was confident in him, but as laid back as I am, he is testing my patience.

 

We have been outplayed in last two home games (as well as many others). I know Swansea play tidy football but we made them look fantastic. Ben Arfa is the only one trying to make anything happen. Pards should have changed it and put Sammy on the right and Hatem just off Ba but his changes baffle me at times. Took Simpson off, and rather than put Anita there he moved Santon, who was having another great game, to the right and put Anita at left back. He is never a left back as long as I have a hole in my arse. Tactically crap this season.

 

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“After ten games is when you can judge whether or not you have made a good start to the season, a bad start or just an indifferent start – and at the moment we are just getting going.”

 

12 games now Alan, and we've lost as many games as Norwich and Reading. Scored 7 goals in 7 home games. Won 0 away games.

 

We're looking decidedly bottom half.

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“After ten games is when you can judge whether or not you have made a good start to the season, a bad start or just an indifferent start – and at the moment we are just getting going.”

 

12 games now Alan, and we've lost as many games as Norwich and Reading. Scored 7 goals in 7 home games. Won 0 away games.

 

We're looking decidedly bottom half.

 

True story

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It was the first time since Pardew's appointment in December 2010 that Newcastle have lost consecutive matches at St. James' Park, with United having been notoriously difficult to beat on their own ground until this month.

 

"We spoke before the game about that and certainly that's something that we have to get back to," Ameobi said.

 

"That's where we get most of our points and it's important that we as a team are solid, especially at the back, and not leaking as many goals as we have been. I think that's been a problem - to have to score three goals to win a game is going to be difficult for any team so we have to make sure we get back to basics and work hard and defend well as a team and build from there.

 

"We're always going to score goals - we just have to make sure we're solid as a side."

 

Aye, that's what we need. To be more defensive.

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It was the first time since Pardew's appointment in December 2010 that Newcastle have lost consecutive matches at St. James' Park, with United having been notoriously difficult to beat on their own ground until this month.

 

"We spoke before the game about that and certainly that's something that we have to get back to," Ameobi said.

 

"That's where we get most of our points and it's important that we as a team are solid, especially at the back, and not leaking as many goals as we have been. I think that's been a problem - to have to score three goals to win a game is going to be difficult for any team so we have to make sure we get back to basics and work hard and defend well as a team and build from there.

 

"We're always going to score goals - we just have to make sure we're solid as a side."

 

Aye, that's what we need. To be more defensive.

 

He can fucking do one as far as I'm concerned.

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The people on here before the game saying he should be starting ahead of Papiss Cisse ffs. I could fucking weep.

 

Shola Ameobi man. I love him but that's because I long ago accepted that he's shit, will score against them, can hold the ball in the corner at the end and takes a mean penalty. That's his lot.

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It was the first time since Pardew's appointment in December 2010 that Newcastle have lost consecutive matches at St. James' Park, with United having been notoriously difficult to beat on their own ground until this month.

 

"We spoke before the game about that and certainly that's something that we have to get back to," Ameobi said.

 

"That's where we get most of our points and it's important that we as a team are solid, especially at the back, and not leaking as many goals as we have been. I think that's been a problem - to have to score three goals to win a game is going to be difficult for any team so we have to make sure we get back to basics and work hard and defend well as a team and build from there.

 

"We're always going to score goals - we just have to make sure we're solid as a side."

 

 

Could barely be more wrong. So much rubbish being spouted today.

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