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Saylor needs to come back in for Yanga-Mbiwa.

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I'd probably put Taylor back in there with Colo. Mapou's been pretty good, though, so he'd stay in the team too at Debuchy's expense.

 

My only hesitation would be to break-up the MYM-Colo partnership. But we really don't have much choice, as MYM is probably a better option at RB than Santon or Dummett.

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I wouldn't be dropping MYM, but I'd probably try a reshuffle that involves either Santon or MYM at RB and Debuchy dropped. The thought of him up against Baines ffs. It would be a blood-bath.

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Saylor needs to come back in for Yanga-Mbiwa.

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I'd probably put Taylor back in there with Colo. Mapou's been pretty good, though, so he'd stay in the team too at Debuchy's expense.

 

My only hesitation would be to break-up the MYM-Colo partnership. But we really don't have much choice, as MYM is probably a better option at RB than Santon or Dummett.

 

Has he played RB for us?

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I talk complete s****.

 

FYP.

 

Yanga out, weak as piss in this league, get the mighty geordie lad back in the heart of our defence for more passion and commitment and let him rally the troops, just what we need Neesy, Yanga out, Taylor in!

 

If you actually read my posts, I'm scathing about Taylor and don't rate him in general but against Everton we are going to need someone good in the air against Jelavic.

 

 

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Saylor needs to come back in for Yanga-Mbiwa.

:sad: :spit:

 

I'd probably put Taylor back in there with Colo. Mapou's been pretty good, though, so he'd stay in the team too at Debuchy's expense.

 

My only hesitation would be to break-up the MYM-Colo partnership. But we really don't have much choice, as MYM is probably a better option at RB than Santon or Dummett.

 

He's certainly a better defender than Debuchy, and as sad as I am to say it we need Taylor in the team somewhere. No other cunt can defend set pieces.

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Why aren't you as p*ssed off as everyone else then? Being in a position where we should want this idiot sacked, and do want him sacked, yet know that the alternative is Joe Kinnear? Why moderate your rage with these stats that essentially show us nothing of any worth? It just seems like you're trying to reassure yourself that things aren't as bad as they seem.

 

In my view it's people saying things like we regularly lose at home when winning or even that embarrassing home defeats are frequent occurrences or that we haven't beasted anyone, who is trying to reassure themselves that Pardew is doing a much worse job than in reality.

 

The truth is much more prosaic, we're a dull mid-table team that has peaks and troughs and a couple of players that can give us a smile.  Things could get a whole lot worse if we bring another manager as bad or worse than Pardew.  But I don't think things can ever get any better as long as Ashley is here.

 

:thup:

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Saylor needs to come back in for Yanga-Mbiwa.

:sad: :spit:

 

I'd probably put Taylor back in there with Colo. Mapou's been pretty good, though, so he'd stay in the team too at Debuchy's expense.

 

My only hesitation would be to break-up the MYM-Colo partnership. But we really don't have much choice, as MYM is probably a better option at RB than Santon or Dummett.

 

He's certainly a better defender than Debuchy, and as sad as I am to say it we need Taylor in the team somewhere. No other cunt can defend set pieces.

 

That's the only reason I want him in (Saylor), as we look susceptible on any set-piece into the box on Saturday.

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Why aren't you as pissed off as everyone else then? Being in a position where we should want this idiot sacked, and do want him sacked, yet know that the alternative is Joe Kinnear? Why moderate your rage with these stats that essentially show us nothing of any worth? It just seems like you're trying to reassure yourself that things aren't as bad as they seem.

 

In my view it's people saying things like we regularly lose at home when winning or even that embarrassing home defeats are frequent occurrences or that we haven't beasted anyone, who is trying to reassure themselves that Pardew is doing a much worse job than in reality.

 

The truth is much more prosaic, we're a dull mid-table team that has peaks and troughs and a couple of players that can give us a smile.  Things could get a whole lot worse if we bring another manager as bad or worse than Pardew.  But I don't think things can ever get any better as long as Ashley is here.

 

:thup: Spot on. It's impossible to get excited by the prospect of a new manager as there still going to be shackled by Ashley.

 

We take the risk, sack him and things will either become marginally better or far worse IMO. He's an average manager, we all know that, but the main issues lie in the boardroom.

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I talk complete s****.

 

FYP.

 

Yanga out, weak as p*ss in this league, get the mighty geordie lad back in the heart of our defence for more passion and commitment and let him rally the troops, just what we need Neesy, Yanga out, Taylor in!

 

If you actually read my posts, I'm scathing about Taylor and don't rate him in general but against Everton we are going to need someone good in the air against Jelavic.

 

Jellyfish? Hardly this huge aerial threat is he to be fair?

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Saylor needs to come back in for Yanga-Mbiwa.

:sad: :spit:

 

I'd probably put Taylor back in there with Colo. Mapou's been pretty good, though, so he'd stay in the team too at Debuchy's expense.

 

My only hesitation would be to break-up the MYM-Colo partnership. But we really don't have much choice, as MYM is probably a better option at RB than Santon or Dummett.

 

Has he played RB for us?

 

A handful of times. He wasn't impressive, iirc.

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Debuchy nowhere to be seen for the first, Colo nowhere to be seen for the second, HBA inability to defend for the third, individual errors cost us goals but Pardew still needs to take responsibility for the fact we lacked any sort cohesion in our play, how we failed to produce any sort of comeback when behind, he had perfect start, he was leading at half time, yet we still couldn't get 3 points. Players were to blame and Pardew needs to take the responsibility as manager to why these players underperformed on the day. Was painful to watch Ben Arfa on Saturday, just wasn't the same feeling you usually get with him.

 

That's the point which too many people are unwilling to acknowledge and end up throwing in a bunch of selective stats to diffuse any difficult questions. Pardew is never in control of a game once the opposition manager susses out his very limited game plan. That's what makes him a shit manager.

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Why aren't you as p*ssed off as everyone else then? Being in a position where we should want this idiot sacked, and do want him sacked, yet know that the alternative is Joe Kinnear? Why moderate your rage with these stats that essentially show us nothing of any worth? It just seems like you're trying to reassure yourself that things aren't as bad as they seem.

 

In my view it's people saying things like we regularly lose at home when winning or even that embarrassing home defeats are frequent occurrences or that we haven't beasted anyone, who is trying to reassure themselves that Pardew is doing a much worse job than in reality.

 

The truth is much more prosaic, we're a dull mid-table team that has peaks and troughs and a couple of players that can give us a smile.  Things could get a whole lot worse if we bring another manager as bad or worse than Pardew.  But I don't think things can ever get any better as long as Ashley is here.

 

:thup:

 

just out of interest do you class going to game 37 of the season in danger of being relegated a trough?

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Saylor needs to come back in for Yanga-Mbiwa.

:sad: :spit:

 

I'd probably put Taylor back in there with Colo. Mapou's been pretty good, though, so he'd stay in the team too at Debuchy's expense.

 

My only hesitation would be to break-up the MYM-Colo partnership. But we really don't have much choice, as MYM is probably a better option at RB than Santon or Dummett.

 

Has he played RB for us?

 

A handful of times. He wasn't impressive, iirc.

 

Seems to be a bogey position for us at the moment.

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Why aren't you as p*ssed off as everyone else then? Being in a position where we should want this idiot sacked, and do want him sacked, yet know that the alternative is Joe Kinnear? Why moderate your rage with these stats that essentially show us nothing of any worth? It just seems like you're trying to reassure yourself that things aren't as bad as they seem.

 

In my view it's people saying things like we regularly lose at home when winning or even that embarrassing home defeats are frequent occurrences or that we haven't beasted anyone, who is trying to reassure themselves that Pardew is doing a much worse job than in reality.

 

The truth is much more prosaic, we're a dull mid-table team that has peaks and troughs and a couple of players that can give us a smile.  Things could get a whole lot worse if we bring another manager as bad or worse than Pardew.  But I don't think things can ever get any better as long as Ashley is here.

 

I meant to say losing the lead. I replied a page or two back. Embarrassing home defeats are a regular occurance, at the very least they're embarrassing home performances. I don't know how that can be disputed.

 

We haven't 'beasted' anyone since Stoke well over a season ago. A team usually has at least one game a season where they do that...even a 'dull mid-table team' like ourselves. Even in our relegation season we did that to Portsmouth away. It's not really a massively important point, but nor is it one that can be denied or excused, imo.

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Saylor needs to come back in for Yanga-Mbiwa.

:sad: :spit:

 

I'd probably put Taylor back in there with Colo. Mapou's been pretty good, though, so he'd stay in the team too at Debuchy's expense.

 

My only hesitation would be to break-up the MYM-Colo partnership. But we really don't have much choice, as MYM is probably a better option at RB than Santon or Dummett.

 

Has he played RB for us?

 

A handful of times. He wasn't impressive, iirc.

 

Seems to be a bogey position for us at the moment.

 

My mistake, I thought you were referring to Santon for some reason. MYM played RB against Metalist for us and a few times for Montpellier before the transfer. I don't remember much of his performance.

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Why aren't you as p*ssed off as everyone else then? Being in a position where we should want this idiot sacked, and do want him sacked, yet know that the alternative is Joe Kinnear? Why moderate your rage with these stats that essentially show us nothing of any worth? It just seems like you're trying to reassure yourself that things aren't as bad as they seem.

 

In my view it's people saying things like we regularly lose at home when winning or even that embarrassing home defeats are frequent occurrences or that we haven't beasted anyone, who is trying to reassure themselves that Pardew is doing a much worse job than in reality.

 

The truth is much more prosaic, we're a dull mid-table team that has peaks and troughs and a couple of players that can give us a smile.  Things could get a whole lot worse if we bring another manager as bad or worse than Pardew.  But I don't think things can ever get any better as long as Ashley is here.

 

:thup:

 

just out of interest do you class going to game 37 of the season in danger of being relegated a trough?

 

Aye.

 

Exactly. 

 

Like going into the last game with a chance of champions league being a peak.

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0-3 Sunderland

0-6 Liverpool

0-1 Arsenal

0-0 West Ham

1-0 Fulham

2-3 Hull City

 

Don't forget Reading. I'll never forget Reading.

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3 of our last 6 home games have been what I would describe as "embarrassing defeats" and I'd class that as frequent.

 

What about before that?

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