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Just vented this on that facebook group. Don't know why I bother its full of tossers.

 

Stability people still going along with that reason for all the clubs shite? No decision made by Mike Ashley has been for stability. And for all those blowing smoke up Pardew's arse about being eighth in February; why? Beaten twice at home by our bitter rivals 3 nil. Complete non-chalance in the cups when a strongest squads have been available. 'Thank god we're not in the Europa league' 'This is for Mike' and conservative long ball shit in every 2nd half (see west ham; where we played the best football in the 1st half I have seen at this club in our lifetime). Those advocating Pardew often cite stability and pragmatism as an argument. Let's see how much we progress under him as he's just an average patsy to the regime. Well done MA in creating a complete Red Herring in Joe Kinnear and helping absolve a hit-miss manager of maintaining the mid-table glass ceiling that Mike Ambitionless wants us to achieve every year. Any decent football chairman would have had him out on his arse but of course we don't have that. Don't give any of them your hard earned.

 

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Best football in your lifetime?  You can't be very old

 

I meant to type in a long time but I was foaming at the mouth in incoherence.

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"We like to think we put down the right foundations here for success."

“All the players that have come here have improved, I can’t think of one who hasn’t."

“That is the most important thing when you are looking at your coaching strategy.”

 

 

What success would that be Alan, going for 8th ?.

 

And you cant think of a player who's gone backwards under you, ffs you wanker :lol:

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interested in what people's first choice would be now cabaye's gone and how everyone would adapt the game. right now I would probably be seeking to play on the counter with a front 3 of Gouff De Jong (presuming he's actually good i guess) and Remy, with Ben Arfa playing in behind and Sissoko and Anita holding / acting as pivots.

 

I would never play Ben Arfa central if we're dominating games, he doesn't know where to find space but if we're playing on the counter more he needs to be receiving the ball from anywhere and running at defenses on teh break, out wide he rarely sees it, and remy and gouff on wings gives us pace out wide.

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                                                                  Krul

                          Debuchy            Colo                        MyM                  Santon

                                                                Tiote

                                                  Anita                    Sissoko

                        Ben Arfa                                                                      Gouffran

                                                              Remy

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                                                                  Krul

                          Debuchy            Colo                        MyM                  Santon

                                                                Tiote

                                                  Anita                    Sissoko

                        Ben Arfa                                                                      Gouffran

                                                              Remy

 

Thats the best we have

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                                                                  Krul

                          Debuchy            Colo                        MyM                  Santon

                                                                Tiote

                                                  Anita                    Sissoko

                        Ben Arfa                                                                      Gouffran

                                                              Remy

 

Good team, in no way reflects the selection our fuckwit of a manager will pick though.

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I have just realised i dropped tiote in my formation, which is tremendously harsh as I've liked him a lot this season. I'd probably switch him and Anita depending on the situation (or for Sissoko)

 

that team does look nice, but I do think De Jong may be valuable for holding up the ball.

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                                                                  Krul

                          Debuchy            Colo                        MyM                  Santon

                                                                Tiote

                                                  Anita                    Sissoko

                        Ben Arfa                                                                      Gouffran

                                                              Remy

dear god not the Colo MYM combo idea again.

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That team is far from perfect like, but its not as if we have a raft of players to replace those selected with. There's a chronic lack of creativity in the middle, and Colo/MyM isn't great, but what can be expected with such a limited squad that is starved of investment?

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tiote - marv -anita combo has to be tried again imo. The worry with integrating marv again is that we need to complement him with 2 more defensive midfielders and we'd end up very defensive, a sissoko - anita - tiote mid may be more aggressive.

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http://www.theguardian.com/football/2014/feb/10/alan-pardew-newcastle-united-manchester-united

Alan Pardew celebrated in front of his TV when Darren Bent scored Fulham's injury-time equaliser at Old Trafford on Sunday. "Manchester United's result cheered me up," said Newcastle United's manager as he prepared for his game against Tottenham at St James' Park on Wednesday night.

 

"It gives us a chance to try and catch them and, if we finish above Manchester United that would be a hell of an achievement for this club, regardless of anything else. That's the immediate incentive for us and then we'll see where that takes us."

 

Pardew's side currently stand eighth, one place and four points behind David Moyes' team, although their hopes of beating Spurs have been dented by a lengthy injury list. "I haven't picked Manchester United out because of David, who is a big pal of mine and handling that situation very well," said Pardew who is annoyed by the notion that Newcastle are simply content to tread water. "It's because they happen to be the team directly in front of us.

 

"But of course it would be quite a scalp to finish above them. People are saying we have no incentive [for the rest of the season] but they are insulting our professionalism. I don't like that. As manager of Newcastle United, it irritates me. There's always an incentive in football."

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http://www.theguardian.com/football/2014/feb/10/alan-pardew-newcastle-united-manchester-united

Alan Pardew celebrated in front of his TV when Darren Bent scored Fulham's injury-time equaliser at Old Trafford on Sunday. "Manchester United's result cheered me up," said Newcastle United's manager as he prepared for his game against Tottenham at St James' Park on Wednesday night.

 

"It gives us a chance to try and catch them and, if we finish above Manchester United that would be a hell of an achievement for this club, regardless of anything else. That's the immediate incentive for us and then we'll see where that takes us."

 

Pardew's side currently stand eighth, one place and four points behind David Moyes' team, although their hopes of beating Spurs have been dented by a lengthy injury list. "I haven't picked Manchester United out because of David, who is a big pal of mine and handling that situation very well," said Pardew who is annoyed by the notion that Newcastle are simply content to tread water. "It's because they happen to be the team directly in front of us.

 

"But of course it would be quite a scalp to finish above them. People are saying we have no incentive [for the rest of the season] but they are insulting our professionalism. I don't like that. As manager of Newcastle United, it irritates me. There's always an incentive in football."

 

what a fucking joker.

 

he contradicts himself with every interview.

 

Hate the lying, smarmy, patsy cunt.

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