Who would you go for?

[TaylorJ_01]

Ian Ormondroyd

 

wtf

[TaylorJ_01]

http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/45011000/jpg/_45011784_45011695.jpg

[TaylorJ_01]

It's potentially the most random suggestion possible

[Rich]

Does he even lift, more importantly?

[Ste]

 

Does he even lift, more importantly?

 

Unconfirmed sighting of a lift 6 months ago.

[Rich]

 

Does he even lift, more importantly?

 

Unconfirmed sighting of a lift 6 months ago.

 

He's done a SiLvoR.

[ujpest doza]

We need someone who's a good organiser who will work under the transfer restraints and command the respect of the players as well.

 

I like Hoddle but he has been out of the game a while now and his last stint as a manager wasn't the best.

 

Moyes would be under immense pressure to prove his Man Utd tenure was just a blip.

 

Left Field Appointment with an NUFC connection would be Tommy Wright or Michael O'Neil.

 

At the minute I don't really care, I just want Pardew gone.

[Colos Short and Curlies]

Hoddle as head coach would be a good appointment, thats his strength - not the transfer market.

 

It might actually just work

[Hughesy]

Didn't Hoddle supposedly find it hard to coach England international players who couldn't do what he was capable of?  God knows what he would make of Paul Dummett's technical ability if he turned up to coach us..

[hithere]

Didn't Hoddle supposedly find it hard to coach England international players who couldn't do what he was capable of?  God knows what he would make of Paul Dummett's technical ability if he turned up to coach us..

 

Was it that or was he just a bit mental? Granted I was eight when he was managing England but that's my understanding of it.

 

My favourite story about his tenure as England manager is the Ray Parlour/Eileen Drewery 'short back and sides' one.

[Incognito]

Ideal. But we'd never get him

 

We'll get the shit brother,  Chris.

[taxfree]

Rene Girard, please.

 

"I think our triumph is a real shot in the arm for French football. It just goes to show that everyone can beat everyone and that money isn't the be-all and end-all. We're a club of mates, a club that brings young players through and gives them a chance. At the end of the day, it's worked out well for us. We played some great football, with a well-balanced team and I'm overwhelmed."

 

Come on Ashley.

[Guest reefatoon]

Ideal. But we'd never get him

 

We'll get the s*** brother,  Chris.

 

Better than Alan De Bore who we already have

[Incognito]

Ideal. But we'd never get him

 

We'll get the s*** brother,  Chris.

 

Better than Alan De Bore who we already have

 

I think the two of them dance cheek to cheek.

[Deuce]

@JongsmaJongsma: De Boer: 'I see a perspective at Tottenham Hotspur, just as Liverpool and Newcastle United sometimes are, they are sleeping giants'. (NOS)

 

 

Awfully nice of him to say, but just another example of outsiders not paying attention to what's really happening here. To most, we're still the Newcastle United of Keegan, Shearer, and Robson, not the Newcastle United of Ashley, Kinnear, and Pardew.

[Guest Howaythetoon]

Someone, anyone, with a vision of how to play attacking football that gets results. Someone who is capable of improving our players. Someone capable of achieving something tangible. Anyone. It doesn't have to be a name, it doesn't have to be a foreigner. It just needs to be someone who can get us playing attacking football with the intent to win games while helping the games' of our players at the same time. Top 10, top 4, I don't care. I don't mind losing games either. Its about where we are as a team, as a club, that matters. If we go out to win games in the right way without fucking off our best players or playing square pegs in round holes etc. then I will support it.

[Disco]

Someone, anyone, with a vision of how to play attacking football that gets results. Someone who is capable of improving our players. Someone capable of achieving something tangible. Anyone. It doesn't have to be a name, it doesn't have to be a foreigner. It just needs to be someone who can get us playing attacking football with the intent to win games while helping the games' of our players at the same time. Top 10, top 4, I don't care. I don't mind losing games either. Its about where we are as a team, as a club, that matters. If we go out to win games in the right way without fucking off our best players or playing square pegs in round holes etc. then I will support it.

 

[r0cafella]

Someone, anyone, with a vision of how to play attacking football that gets results. Someone who is capable of improving our players. Someone capable of achieving something tangible. Anyone. It doesn't have to be a name, it doesn't have to be a foreigner. It just needs to be someone who can get us playing attacking football with the intent to win games while helping the games' of our players at the same time. Top 10, top 4, I don't care. I don't mind losing games either. Its about where we are as a team, as a club, that matters. If we go out to win games in the right way without f***ing off our best players or playing square pegs in round holes etc. then I will support it.

 

 

Yup couldn't agree more.

 

Too bad Neville has branded us deluded Geordie's who will only be satisfied with challenging for honours.

 

We just want to have pride in our team and enjoy watching them I don't think its too much to ask

[ElDiablo]

I wish we had a bigger and more influential supporters group who could get that sort of message out there, rather than us being painted as kneejerkers.

[Ronaldo]

I wish we had a bigger and more influential supporters group who could get that sort of message out there, rather than us being painted as kneejerkers.

 

That's half the problem, like. Liverpool and Man U fight this sort of thing with fire. That's part of the reason they're the clubs they are.

[themanupstairs]

Since Cajun brought it up, I've been really liking the idea of taking a punt on Sean Dyche. Burnley are up though and I can't imagine they'd let him go before their PL season starts.

[Deuce]

 

@JongsmaJongsma: De Boer: 'I see a perspective at Tottenham Hotspur, just as Liverpool and Newcastle United sometimes are, they are sleeping giants'. (NOS)

 

 

Awfully nice of him to say, but just another example of outsiders not paying attention to what's really happening here. To most, we're still the Newcastle United of Keegan, Shearer, and Robson, not the Newcastle United of Ashley, Kinnear, and Pardew.

 

He was intimating he wanted to build something though tbh.

 

[Disco]

I wish we had a bigger and more influential supporters group who could get that sort of message out there, rather than us being painted as kneejerkers.

 

That's half the problem, like. Liverpool and Man U fight this sort of thing with fire. That's part of the reason they're the clubs they are.

 

Yup, I think having key people in the media too really helps them not stand for mediocrity. Look at the number of pundits who are affiliated with one or the other whereas Shearer (our only one) barely puts the boot in at all.

[r0cafella]

I wish we had a bigger and more influential supporters group who could get that sort of message out there, rather than us being painted as kneejerkers.

 

That's half the problem, like. Liverpool and Man U fight this sort of thing with fire. That's part of the reason they're the clubs they are.

 

Yup, I think having key people in the media too really helps them not stand for mediocrity. Look at the number of pundits who are affiliated with one or the other whereas Shearer (our only one) barely puts the boot in at all.

 

The key people in the media are all on Pardews side which is grim

[jdckelly]

I wish we had a bigger and more influential supporters group who could get that sort of message out there, rather than us being painted as kneejerkers.

 

That's half the problem, like. Liverpool and Man U fight this sort of thing with fire. That's part of the reason they're the clubs they are.

 

Yup, I think having key people in the media too really helps them not stand for mediocrity. Look at the number of pundits who are affiliated with one or the other whereas Shearer (our only one) barely puts the boot in at all.

most of the media is barely aware of the existence of clubs outside "the elite" and think so long as your not getting relegated you have no right to complain ever and your "deluded" if the idea of trying to compete or improve is brought up. Just be honored to bask in the reflected glory of Man Utd, Liverpool and co.