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Newcastle United 4 - 2 Southampton - 24/02/13 - post-match reaction from page 40


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Bit of a flat atmosphere isn't it

 

It's shite that's why.

 

And it can make a huge impact on how the team plays.  Sort it out locals :angry:

 

Piss off.  It's up to the team to create an atmosphere.

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Bit of a flat atmosphere isn't it

 

It's s**** that's why.

 

And it can make a huge impact on how the team plays.  Sort it out locals :angry:

 

Please, can the Pardew cultists fuck off with this utter drivel.

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Guest neesy111

Bit of a flat atmosphere isn't it

 

It's s**** that's why.

 

And it can make a huge impact on how the team plays.  Sort it out locals :angry:

 

Please, can the Pardew cultists fuck off with this utter drivel.

 

:thup:

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Bit of a flat atmosphere isn't it

 

It's shite that's why.

 

And it can make a huge impact on how the team plays.  Sort it out locals :angry:

 

Piss off.  It's up to the team to create an atmosphere.

 

No it isn't.  You can, no you must, get behind your team even when they are stinking up the place.

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I'm appalled at how we started the game, but slightly encouraged by our play since we conceded.

 

Pretty remarkeable how we always start to play better in terms of our style of play after we go a goal behind.

 

I think that's fairly typical tbh. The side that goes ahead usually sits back slightly, which gives the team who have fallen behind a bit more time and space. In addition, conceding can give you a kick up the arse.

 

More remarkable is how poor your results have been after going a goal behind. Can't see that lasting though.

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