Alan Pardew

[Guest neesy111]

What a fucking clown Pardew is in that article.

[alexf]

Always there to remind you of his stupidity on a regular basis is good old Pards

[Jayson]

Is it me or is the author having a dig at him in that piece? He's right but it's an odd tone in the article. As for Pardew he's as moronic and ridiculous as usual

 

Its so bad its almost as if sportsdirectnews want us to dislike Pardew. I wonder why they would want that?

[Varadi]

Is that even a real article? Reads like something from the Daily Mash.

[Big Geordie]

Sycophantic tosh.  It's when Pardew comes out with bollocks like this, that he is almost as bad as Kinnear. Also tells you what the ambition is - 17th or above will be viewed as 'success'.

[Dr Venkman]

Fuck off Alan

[littlelunchbox]

Had anyone got a link to the article?

 

was hacked by nufcblog.com, my fault for not posting the original but its not much better

 

http://www.nufcblog.org/2013/08/pardew-mike-cant-afford-to-save-us-from-another-relegation/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=pardew-mike-cant-afford-to-save-us-from-another-relegation#.Uf0YJ9KG2dg  hacked

 

http://www.sportsdirectnews.com/premier-league/29395-nufc-news-pardew-targets-top-ten-finish.php  original

[Interpolic]

Coming to you directly from the deepest alcove of Mike Ashley's hoop, it's Alan Pardew.

 

Fuck off Alan

[NG32]

It was all mikes making....also an you said we were looking for another high finish last season...i beleive he dropped the champions lesgue in one interview...changes his tune more then a jazz player.

[Guest neesy111]

It's almost like Ashley is never responsible for all the decisions that go badly at NUFC.

[Darth Crooks]

Gah. The 'handicap' of European football and the crippling 'expectations'. They really are all very brave to face that aren't they. Pack of vermin.

[Fenham Mag]

At least Kinnear would be a bit more positive if he ever became manager again

[Incognito]

Are we certain lovely Alan actually said this.

[TRon]

Are we certain lovely Alan actually said this.

 

He's said it so many times previously, I'm surprised anyone still doubts it.

[Ronaldo]

He makes a fair point, like. Takes balls of steel to whore the club around for £80m all summer/autumn to small-time telecommunications entrepreneurs then spend a massive £5m in January to secure promotion to the PL.

[Guest bimpy474]

Shit like this is why i'll always hate Pardew no matter what he achieves on the pitch.

[Incognito]

Are we certain lovely Alan actually said this.

 

He's said it so many times previously, I'm surprised anyone still doubts it.

 

I was being facetious mate.

[Mick]

And people still like this prick, I can't wait to see the back of the useless bastard.

[Interpolic]

Are we certain lovely Alan actually said this.

 

I'm not making my mind up until I've heard a transcript and the all-important tone of voice.

[Guest neesy111]

And people still like this prick, I can't wait to see the back of the useless bastard.

 

[Guest JS]

And people still like this prick, I can't wait to see the back of the useless b******.

 

 

[mattypnufc]

When the alternative is JFK, I'll quite happily have him here.

[Disco]

When the alternative is JFK, I'll quite happily have him here.

 

True and what a shitstain of affairs it is.

 

So few likeable things about our club currently.

[Dave]

Yet another exclusive for our red and blue overlords.

 

http://www.sportsdirectnews.com/premier-league/29549-nufc-kinnear-a-transfer-co-ordinator-pardew.php

Newcastle United manager Alan Pardew has told SportsDirect News that Joe Kinnear is acting as a ‘transfer co-ordinator’ after the 66-year-old returned to the club earlier this summer.

 

Kinnear, who managed the Toon between September 2008 and February 2009 before ending his tenure due to health problems, was appointed as the Magpies’ director of football in June this year.

 

After his appointment there were suggestions that Kinnear had been brought in by owner Mike Ashley as a move to take control away from Pardew, but the Newcastle boss has since welcomed his arrival.

 

Pardew has now revealed Kinnear is currently acting as a ‘co-ordinator’ of transfers, and is helping him juggle the responsibilites that come with being a modern-day manager.

 

Talking exclusively to SportsDirect News, he said: “It’s quite simple really, it’s not too different to what we had before with Derek Llambias [who resigned as managing director in June]. Mike [Ashley] and Joe [Kinnear] work the finances of the football club.

 

“Therefore I have to make sure, with Joe, that we’re approaching players in the right financial bracket for us and that we’re doing the right amount of scouting.

 

“Joe’s job is to co-ordinate that and put it all together. So he has my input, he has [chief scout] Graham Carr’s views and also Mike’s opinion as well in terms of the finance.

 

“Basically, he gives me a ballpark figure of the sort of player we can perhaps afford and me and Graham give him the targets we think it works for. Joe then works towards finding a solution and it’s as simple as that.

 

“There’s a lot of mediating between the owner, agents, and the owner of the other football club that needs to be done and, in truth, it’s difficult for the manager to find the time for it because there’s the media responsibilities, the team and with my staff I’m managing about 50 people at this training ground.

 

“It’s not easy and transfers, particularly what we’re trying to do in finding a striker, is possibly one of the hardest things to do in terms of co-ordination and time and we want to get someone in before the start of the season but, then again, we might not.”

[Guest bimpy474]

Yet another exclusive for our red and blue overlords.

 

http://www.sportsdirectnews.com/premier-league/29549-nufc-kinnear-a-transfer-co-ordinator-pardew.php

Newcastle United manager Alan Pardew has told SportsDirect News that Joe Kinnear is acting as a ‘transfer co-ordinator’ after the 66-year-old returned to the club earlier this summer.

 

Kinnear, who managed the Toon between September 2008 and February 2009 before ending his tenure due to health problems, was appointed as the Magpies’ director of football in June this year.

 

After his appointment there were suggestions that Kinnear had been brought in by owner Mike Ashley as a move to take control away from Pardew, but the Newcastle boss has since welcomed his arrival.

 

Pardew has now revealed Kinnear is currently acting as a ‘co-ordinator’ of transfers, and is helping him juggle the responsibilites that come with being a modern-day manager.

 

Talking exclusively to SportsDirect News, he said: “It’s quite simple really, it’s not too different to what we had before with Derek Llambias [who resigned as managing director in June]. Mike [Ashley] and Joe [Kinnear] work the finances of the football club.

 

“Therefore I have to make sure, with Joe, that we’re approaching players in the right financial bracket for us and that we’re doing the right amount of scouting.

 

“Joe’s job is to co-ordinate that and put it all together. So he has my input, he has [chief scout] Graham Carr’s views and also Mike’s opinion as well in terms of the finance.

 

“Basically, he gives me a ballpark figure of the sort of player we can perhaps afford and me and Graham give him the targets we think it works for. Joe then works towards finding a solution and it’s as simple as that.

 

“There’s a lot of mediating between the owner, agents, and the owner of the other football club that needs to be done and, in truth, it’s difficult for the manager to find the time for it because there’s the media responsibilities, the team and with my staff I’m managing about 50 people at this training ground.

 

“It’s not easy and transfers, particularly what we’re trying to do in finding a striker, is possibly one of the hardest things to do in terms of co-ordination and time and we want to get someone in before the start of the season but, then again, we might not.”

 

Shut up Alan.