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ok I've given myself over 24 hours to calm down to really figure out my position on Pardew in or out and I'm utterly undecided and if a gun was put to my head to state my position I'd probably lean towards in for now. So I'm going to categorise my reasons he should go or stay

 

Reasons he should go

-10 losses in 13, no manager should be surprised if he got the bullet after that kind of record.

-Blaming the fans, stupid stupid stupid thing for anyone to say

-singling out younger players for criticism, unneccesary

-strange line ups and subs

 

Reasons he should stay

-Lack of credible realistic replacements, when Mark Hughes is the best available theres problems

-We are still producing performances, maybe not for an entire match but the team is still playing well often and its down to daft individual mistakes we've lost a few matchs

-A lot of this bad period we've had some major injury problems and thanks to a wasted summer we don't have the squad to deal with it-he's not the one who holds responsibility for the summer transfer failure and while injuries are not the sole reason and indeed his reaction to it or lack thereof has been troubling it is a contributing factor

-Last seasons performance, this will probably get a lot of ridicule but ultimately it has to be a factor in whether he should stay or go, some will say it was a fluke a one off but I don't think its likely that you can fluke some of the performances we showed last season, yes we had luck with injuries but as much as this seasons problems aren't the whole reason behind the bad form, the lack of injuries were not the whole reason behind the good form.

 

I could have listed more for each side but 4 seems enough for now. I did expand more on the reasons he should stay as the reasons he should go have been well argued in the last 24 hours and I do believe some case for the defence should be made. This post will probably get forum wide ridicule but hey ho.

 

Fair enough is that IMO.

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Reasons he should stay

-Lack of credible realistic replacements, when Mark Hughes is the best available theres problems

No, he's not. Why do people keep saying this?

whos a more credible option who's realistic based on the fact I think there is 0 chance of going for anyone in a job?

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Reasons he should stay

-Lack of credible realistic replacements, when Mark Hughes is the best available theres problems

No, he's not. Why do people keep saying this?

whos a more credible option who's realistic based on the fact I think there is 0 chance of going for anyone in a job?

Look in here: http://www.newcastle-online.org/nufcforum/index.php/topic,93490.0.html

 

Blanc, Van Marwijk and Rijkaard are the standout currently unemployed managers.

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Reasons he should stay

-Lack of credible realistic replacements, when Mark Hughes is the best available theres problems

No, he's not. Why do people keep saying this?

whos a more credible option who's realistic based on the fact I think there is 0 chance of going for anyone in a job?

Look in here: http://www.newcastle-online.org/nufcforum/index.php/topic,93490.0.html

 

Blanc, Van Marwijk and Rijkaard are the standout currently unemployed managers.

Blanc would be interesting, know little of Van Marwijks club record and Rijkaard would be a bad call. But all 3 share a common factor, the demand for wages which is beyond what Ashley will pay

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2265519/Alan-Pardew-wants-sign-new-players-transfer-window.html

'It’s been a tough scenario, but it’s not something that fazes me.

 

'You don’t want the stadium booing your substitutions but that’s what I have to accept and I will.

 

'I’ll be fine when I go back to work - probably in an hour.

 

'I have good staff and good players, but they need a boost. We’ve lost to a team who are below us and that has put us under pressure and put me under pressure.

 

'I will do what I have to do and do it well: I have to be strong and make sure my players are strong.

 

'If we had seven games left, I would be worried, but we’ve got a lot of games and we’re getting our heads around it.

 

'We spoke about how the stadium can turn on one moment, which it did really.

 

'We have to be able to cope with that. I think our stadium is a little bit more intimidating than others and you have to accept you’re going to get setbacks in games, even when you’re winning.

 

'It will be important to get as good a points total as possible before then, but I think we’ll be more hardened to the situation.'

 

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How the man with the worst away record in the club's entire history has the nerve to say the players are struggling with the home crowd I have absolutely no idea.

 

How many more fucking excuses can the toad use before he gets his P45?

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Reasons he should stay

-Lack of credible realistic replacements, when Mark Hughes is the best available theres problems

No, he's not. Why do people keep saying this?

whos a more credible option who's realistic based on the fact I think there is 0 chance of going for anyone in a job?

Look in here: http://www.newcastle-online.org/nufcforum/index.php/topic,93490.0.html

 

Blanc, Van Marwijk and Rijkaard are the standout currently unemployed managers.

Blanc would be interesting, know little of Van Marwijks club record and Rijkaard would be a bad call. But all 3 share a common factor, the demand for wages which is beyond what Ashley will pay

You don't know what Ashley would be willing to offer or what they would be willing to accept - and that goes for Hughes, too.
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'We have to be able to cope with that. I think our stadium is a little bit more intimidating than others and you have to accept you’re going to get setbacks in games, even when you’re winning.

 

What a fucking idiot. And what do he mean by setbacks? We does that all the time but have never ever come from behind with him! Is that a coincident? NO! NO FUCKING NO :tickedoff:

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alan pardew gave my wife cancer. he also ran over our dog and sped off laughing, whilst the kids looked on all distraught.

 

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Just a possible issue with Adkins.

 

Apparently the issue at Southampton was over transfers.

 

Gaston Ramirez and Yoshida both had nothing to do with him.

 

Our policy isn't quite that ludicrous, as it seems the manager has more of a role in recruitment, but you have to wonder.

 

 

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