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That story where he says "we haven't gone long enough at times", i read it earlier and if you read the whole thing it isn't as bad as it sounds tbf to him.

 

He talks as if we haven't been playing long ball stuff, thats a major worry for me, what he is seeing isn't what everyone is seeing us play. Just to say my reason for being so annoyed by him at the moment are that i detest long ball with all my worth. Its not football, not how i like to see it played or how i liked to play.

 

Thing is i agree but i would have no problem with long ball if it suited us but the fact it is it doesn't....

 

That's the mind boggling thing that he's persisting with something that obviously doesn't work..... he buys players like Anita, Cisse, Marveaux, Cabaye, Ben Arfa and many others and persists with long ball.

 

I just don't understand it.

 

It is baffling, especially with our players as you say.

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if playing in europe ever becomes an excuse, he should be sacked!

 

Less preparation time...ok, but we mostly play squad and young players + players suspended in the PL. It should or could be an advantage.

 

It has nothing do to with our or his clueless approach!

 

 

 

 

 

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if playing in europe ever becomes an excuse, he should be sacked!

 

Less preparation time...ok, but we mostly play squad and young players + players suspended in the PL. It should or could be an advantage.

 

It has nothing do to with our or his clueless approach!

 

he's trying to convince us that there are no home games in europe, we all got to travel to the ends of the earth for these type of games.

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if playing in europe ever becomes an excuse, he should be sacked!

 

Less preparation time...ok, but we mostly play squad and young players + players suspended in the PL. It should or could be an advantage.

 

It has nothing do to with our or his clueless approach!

 

 

Obviously it's a factor, you can't prepare for two games at once, no matter who is going to be on the pitch on the night.

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if playing in europe ever becomes an excuse, he should be sacked!

 

Less preparation time...ok, but we mostly play squad and young players + players suspended in the PL. It should or could be an advantage.

 

It has nothing do to with our or his clueless approach!

 

 

Obviously it's a factor, you can't prepare for two games at once, no matter who is going to be on the pitch on the night.

 

I would say it depends on how you prepare.

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if playing in europe ever becomes an excuse, he should be sacked!

 

Less preparation time...ok, but we mostly play squad and young players + players suspended in the PL. It should or could be an advantage.

 

It has nothing do to with our or his clueless approach!

 

 

Obviously it's a factor, you can't prepare for two games at once, no matter who is going to be on the pitch on the night.

 

I would say it depends on how you prepare.

 

That's a bit too vague to argue with, but I can see how it would be much more difficult to work on your approach to a PL game if you're playing a game in Europe in the middle.

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if playing in europe ever becomes an excuse, he should be sacked!

 

Less preparation time...ok, but we mostly play squad and young players + players suspended in the PL. It should or could be an advantage.

 

It has nothing do to with our or his clueless approach!

 

 

Obviously it's a factor, you can't prepare for two games at once, no matter who is going to be on the pitch on the night.

 

I would say it depends on how you prepare.

 

That's a bit too vague to argue with, but I can see how it would be much more difficult to work on your approach to a PL game if you're playing a game in Europe in the middle.

 

Well, we've gone over this a few times before so I didn't want to get into it too deeply again but if our training was focused on how we play and not on stopping the opposition it would mitigate the preparation limitations somewhat.

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if playing in europe ever becomes an excuse, he should be sacked!

 

Less preparation time...ok, but we mostly play squad and young players + players suspended in the PL. It should or could be an advantage.

 

It has nothing do to with our or his clueless approach!

 

 

Obviously it's a factor, you can't prepare for two games at once, no matter who is going to be on the pitch on the night.

 

I would say it depends on how you prepare.

 

That's a bit too vague to argue with, but I can see how it would be much more difficult to work on your approach to a PL game if you're playing a game in Europe in the middle.

 

Well, we've gone over this a few times before so I didn't want to get into it too deeply again but if our training was focused on how we play and not on stopping the opposition it would mitigate the preparation limitations somewhat.

 

True, it would to a certain extent. I think training towards the specifics of the next game is a pretty ingrained thing though, at least it is to clubs and managers who don't have a clear and unchanging playing style (which is most of them).

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if playing in europe ever becomes an excuse, he should be sacked!

 

Less preparation time...ok, but we mostly play squad and young players + players suspended in the PL. It should or could be an advantage.

 

It has nothing do to with our or his clueless approach!

 

 

Obviously it's a factor, you can't prepare for two games at once, no matter who is going to be on the pitch on the night.

 

I would say it depends on how you prepare.

 

That's a bit too vague to argue with, but I can see how it would be much more difficult to work on your approach to a PL game if you're playing a game in Europe in the middle.

 

Well, we've gone over this a few times before so I didn't want to get into it too deeply again but if our training was focused on how we play and not on stopping the opposition it would mitigate the preparation limitations somewhat.

 

:thup:

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I'd rather see 4 days of attacking training, and one day of defensive detailed to the next opposition.

 

Then backing our attacking play to smash the fuck out of em, not bloody set up to stop them first.

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That's the point though, isn't it? There's not time for 5 days of training before games when you're in Europe. And attacking training considers the opposition as well probably, unless you're Barca.

 

I know i was generalising what Pardew said in an interview once. I guess i just want the opposition to worry about us. Obviously when you play Man Utd, City, Chelsea you have to be set up properly.

 

Just not to extent where you hope to nick a goal and hold on for dear life. Thats very Martin O'nil

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Bimpy still got the new post bug? :lol:

 

Its not a bug (sort of), i've figured it out.

 

Its when you edit a post, if you have spotted a error before another reply gets posted.

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That's the point though, isn't it? There's not time for 5 days of training before games when you're in Europe. And attacking training considers the opposition as well probably, unless you're Barca.

 

I know i was generalising what Pardew said in an interview once. I guess i just want the opposition to worry about us. Obviously when you play Man Utd, City, Chelsea you have to be set up properly.

 

Just not to extent where you hope to nick a goal and hold on for dear life. Thats very Martin O'nil

 

Did he?

 

I'd be interested to see the quote as I'd got it into my head that it was a jokey comment that came from JC.

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That's the point though, isn't it? There's not time for 5 days of training before games when you're in Europe. And attacking training considers the opposition as well probably, unless you're Barca.

 

I know i was generalising what Pardew said in an interview once. I guess i just want the opposition to worry about us. Obviously when you play Man Utd, City, Chelsea you have to be set up properly.

 

Just not to extent where you hope to nick a goal and hold on for dear life. Thats very Martin O'nil

 

Did he?

 

For some reason I thought it was a jokey comment that came from JC.

 

Not sure i'm remembering this right but i thought it was from the Radio Newcastle interview with him and JC, Pardew said he concentrates on the shape and defensive side Monday to Thursday and JC looks at the attacking side Friday's.

 

Last season and before the Europa League disrupting. Not an excuse that by the way, piss poor one for me.

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