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Lee Ryder ‏@lee_ryder  9m

Kinnear going is a positive step for #nufc  . But there is still plenty of room for improvement. The fans deserve better, so much better

 

 

It's so tempting to give the obvious response isn't it. Not sure I can bring myself to take such a cheap shot.

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It's f***ing unbelievable how unbelievably s*** he is. Why is there one sentence in every paragraph? Is this a poem? How much arse can you lick? Has he just learnt the expression "take stock"?

 

http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/newcastle-united-take-stock-after-6670672

 

Lee Ryder: Newcastle will take stock after Kinnear-gate - and boy, they need to after staggering from one mistake to the next

4 Feb 2014 12:38

 

Newcastle United will take stock before deciding their next move after the resignation of Joe Kinnear.

 

There will be no immediate replacement and at this moment in time United are not looking.

 

Former Wimbledon boss Kinnear quit his post after a meeting in Newcastle with the club’s Football Secretary Lee Charnley.

 

The mid-morning summit on Tyneside was decided after a poor performance in the last two transfer windows which failed to deliver a single permanent signing for the Magpies.

 

Newcastle tied up an agreement with Kinnear throughout the afternoon and agreed to release the news at 11pm.

 

But all parties knew the score hours before most of the national newspapers went to Press.

 

The Chronicle still managed to deliver the scoop though and after Kinnear was snapped by a fan on Twitter yesterday, today was the start of the rest of his life away from Newcastle United.

 

Kinnear did have plans to tie up a long-term deal for Loic Remy and there has also been talk of another sale in Papiss Cisse.

 

However, that business will now be conducted by Charnley with support from Geordie finance director John Irving.

 

Neither want to be in the limelight.

 

They are administrators who just want to get on with the job under the radar.

 

In Newcastle though a figurehead is demanded by the fans who thirst for information on their club every day of the year.

 

It’s always a football day in Newcastle.

 

Never lose sight of that.

 

That’s why the Toon Army are classed as the best and most passionate supporters in the world.

 

It would be easy to continue fault finding when analysing the Magpies.

 

But if the club do want a director of football then they have to get the right fit.

 

It shouldn’t simply be one of Mike Ashley’s mates - United are too big a club to be dishing out jobs for the boys.

 

Surely the fans deserve better?

 

Alan Pardew needs somebody who doesn’t interfere with his work on the training field but agrees with the areas that need strengthening.

 

He worked under Les Reed in that manner at Charlton but this is Newcastle we are talking about, it’s a long way from the Valley here.

 

Kinnear didn’t interfere in the way most people feared but he also didn’t bring much to the table either.

 

What was he doing at games involving Newcastle anyway?

 

Surely he should have been bolstering the club’s scouting network around Europe.

 

But then you need an encyclopedic knowledge of the European football map to do that.

 

Graham Carr offers exactly that and the club need to start listening to some of his picks and coming up with the extra money to bring them in.

 

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With a bit of effort Montpellier’s Remy Cabella could have been in a Newcastle shirt now and Clement Grenier’s move might also have been pulled off.

 

Instead, Newcastle are going backwards, Yohan Cabaye was sold to PSG and Pardew’s isn’t exactly packed with quality or experience.

 

Out of sorts winger Sylvain Marveaux, Dan Gosling, told he has no future at the club long-term, and 16-year-old Adam Armstrong were on there against Sunderland.

 

It’s hardly the strength in depth it could be.

 

So now Newcastle go back to basics.

 

They must get their game plan right or we could be in a similar position again in the future.

 

Surely the same mistakes can’t keep being produced.

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Out of sorts winger Sylvain Marveaux, Dan Gosling, told he has no future at the club long-term, and 16-year-old Adam Armstrong were on there against Sunderland.

 

What the f*** is that?

 

EDIT: He's pissed. He has to be.

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