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I've said it before, but the club has no intention of challenging for the top 6 as things stand. With sensible investment this window (and some luck), it's something we could break into - but I believe that Ashley will be happy enough for us to finish where we are. High enough to say we gave it a reasonable go, but also in no danger of qualifying for Europe. We'll know more about the ambition at the end of this month, as in who comes in but maybe's also - who is sold.

 

Every single transfer window, people say this. We know what his 'ambition' for the club is.

 

The mantra of "40 points" seeping out of the club through multiple sources as we careered beyond 30 points in December tells you everything you need to know about our objectives.

 

Exactly.

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He's a bit thick like, tells the media and in turn us that'll he rotate and make a few changes to freshen things up. He didn't rotate the team so they got tired, and now uses tiredness as the excuse for losing.

 

Um...........not very bright is he really.

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his substitutions are utter madness.

 

against arsenal, chasing a goal, 10 minutes left, take off Sissoko for Haradia and play Santon in no position at all. He just wandered around the pitch utterly lost.

 

 

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Well clear to see the tiredness excuse is to cover his own failings, especially when he makes a balls up of a game, yesterday as a case in point.

 

Never know why he cant just show some humility and admit he got it wrong, he has in the past (very rarely).

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Well clear to see the tiredness excuse is to cover his own failings, especially when he makes a balls up of a game, yesterday as a case in point.

 

Never know why he cant just show some humility and admit he got it wrong, he has in the past (very rarely).

 

He's too arrogant to admit that he got it wrong too often, he was still making excuses for last season only last week.  He'll bullshit in the belief that if he does it often enough some people will fall for it and they do.

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Well clear to see the tiredness excuse is to cover his own failings, especially when he makes a balls up of a game, yesterday as a case in point.

 

Never know why he cant just show some humility and admit he got it wrong, he has in the past (very rarely).

 

He's too arrogant to admit that he got it wrong too often, he was still making excuses for last season only last week.  He'll bullshit in the belief that if he does it often enough some people will fall for it and they do.

 

Maybe he believes it, someone with such an ego would.

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He's a bit thick like, tells the media and in turn us that'll he rotate and make a few changes to freshen things up. He didn't rotate the team so they got tired, and now uses tiredness as the excuse for losing.

 

Um...........not very bright is he really.

 

Almost as if he wants to avoid a run that would take us into the European places.

 

:fool:

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It's just struck me how Pardew was lambasted for rolling out the tiredness excuse amidst squad rotation last year and is being lambasting for playing his first choice players without concern for tiredness this year  :laugh:

 

It's not that difficult. he's getting lambasted because he's full of shit :lol:

 

 

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Compare that to this...

 

http://www.toffeeweb.com/season/13-14/news/26134.html

 

:yao:

 

 

This made me smile.

 

Paul English

188  Posted 25/11/2013 at 14:42:30

Roberto targets 70 points... Dreary Dave: "Let's get 40 points and see where we go from there."!!!

 

 

 

Ian Tunstead

141  Posted 25/11/2013 at 11:57:11

I think Martinez is a young fresh-faced talented manager, full of ambition and enthusiasm with a lot of hope for the future. I bet he counts his lucky stars every night that he has been given another chance in the PL after being relegated with Wigan.

 

But I think, after 10 years in the game, in the cold light of day after struggling with no money, when all his dreams have come crashing down when he finally accepts the reality of the situation, that money is king, we will see an aged Martinez, almost a reflection of the Moyes we have seen over the last few seasons. He will be broken like ever other manager who has had to fight against the odds against the farce that is the PL.

Drew O'Neall

180  Posted 25/11/2013 at 14:33:10

 

 

:lol: All fans find a way to moan

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It's just struck me how Pardew was lambasted for rolling out the tiredness excuse amidst squad rotation last year and is being lambasting for playing his first choice players without concern for tiredness this year  :laugh:

 

It's not that difficult. he's getting lambasted because he's full of shit :lol:

 

That goes without saying.

 

But from our point of view, as observers devoid of shit or any reason to spout it, tiredness is either a factor he could legitimately point to last year in excusing our poor christmas form (in which case he's a dick for not rotating when fit players are sat on the bench the past week) or tiredness isn't a factor for top flight machines of men, then or now (in which case we can't really slag him off for sticking with a team that were performing well, despite it making a mockery of his claims last year).

 

I see it as the former myself, but then I agreed with him when he complained about tiredness this time last year too, so I'm not being inconsistent  :aww:

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It's just struck me how Pardew was lambasted for rolling out the tiredness excuse amidst squad rotation last year and is being lambasting for playing his first choice players without concern for tiredness this year  :laugh:

Just look at the players who are most visibly tired though. Gouffran and Sissoko IMO. We have two brilliant substitutes that could be played instead of these in Anita and Ben Arfa

 

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It's just struck me how Pardew was lambasted for rolling out the tiredness excuse amidst squad rotation last year and is being lambasting for playing his first choice players without concern for tiredness this year  :laugh:

Just look at the players who are most visibly tired though. Gouffran and Sissoko IMO. We have two brilliant substitutes that could be paired instead of these in Anita and Ben Arfa

 

Aye

 

The bellend wants to check his self innit blud.

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That goes without saying.

 

But from our point of view, as observers devoid of s*** or any reason to spout it, tiredness is either a factor he could legitimately point to last year in excusing our poor christmas form (in which case he's a dick for not rotating when fit players are sat on the bench the past week) or tiredness isn't a factor for top flight machines of men, then or now (in which case we can't really slag him off for sticking with a team that were performing well, despite it making a mockery of his claims last year).

 

I see it as the former myself, but then I agreed with him when he complained about tiredness this time last year too, so I'm not being inconsistent  :aww:

 

This time last year he was blaming tiredness because of European football and we were using virtually 2 different teams.  Our last European game before Christmas had us fielding Elliot, Tavernier, Williamson, Perch, Ferguson, Abeid, Bigirimana, Marveaux, Sammy Ameobi, Ranger and  Shola.  The following league game had us fielding Krul, Simpson, Williamson, Coloccini, Santon, Anita, Tiote, Gutierrez, Cisse, Ben Arfa and Ba which means 1 played in both games.

 

How does that one work?

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That goes without saying.

 

But from our point of view, as observers devoid of s*** or any reason to spout it, tiredness is either a factor he could legitimately point to last year in excusing our poor christmas form (in which case he's a dick for not rotating when fit players are sat on the bench the past week) or tiredness isn't a factor for top flight machines of men, then or now (in which case we can't really slag him off for sticking with a team that were performing well, despite it making a mockery of his claims last year).

 

I see it as the former myself, but then I agreed with him when he complained about tiredness this time last year too, so I'm not being inconsistent  :aww:

 

This time last year he was blaming tiredness because of European football and we were using virtually 2 different teams.  Our last European game before Christmas had us fielding Elliot, Tavernier, Williamson, Perch, Ferguson, Abeid, Bigirimana, Marveaux, Sammy Ameobi, Ranger and  Shola.  The following league game had us fielding Krul, Simpson, Williamson, Coloccini, Santon, Anita, Tiote, Gutierrez, Cisse, Ben Arfa and Ba which means 1 played in both games.

 

How does that one work?

 

I'm not following the question.

 

If you reckon he had a dedicated European team then the league team should be no more or less tired now than they were back then.  So the concern among posters about tiredness this week compared to the accusations of exuses ayear ago seem more to be about criticising the manager no matter what, rather than on a principal of believing tired players need rest and recuperation or their performances will suffer.

 

Personally I don't think he did have 2 squads and the tiredness excuse was much more appropriate last year than it is now, though I do think some players could do with a rest right now.

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I'm not following the question.

 

If you reckon he had a dedicated European team then the league team should be no more or less tired now than they were back then.  So the concern among posters about tiredness this week compared to the accusations of exuses ayear ago seem more to be about criticising the manager no matter what, rather than on a principal of believing tired players need rest and recuperation or their performances will suffer.

 

Personally I don't think he did have 2 squads and the tiredness excuse was much more appropriate last year than it is now, though I do think some players could do with a rest right now.

 

We did virtually play 2 squads and the manager did say we were tired because of Europe.

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