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He said it was his fault.

 

He blamed the kids by taking the blame for playing them, as if nothing else was wrong, as if the kids were to blame for our shitty defending and our shitty midfield display.  He didn't take the blame for us playing the same was as we have done for most of his tenure here and our 11 players looking like complete strangers to each other.  A quote which is often attributed to Albert Einstein is fitting. "The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results."  By that definition, Pardew is insane.

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I hope we just play 4-4-2 from now on. It's what Pardew understands and at least it would mean the end of the atrocious 4-2-3-1/4-4-1-1 shite. Put good players in a 4-4-2 and it can still work at the highest level.

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I hope we just play 4-4-2 from now on. It's what Pardew understands and at least it would mean the end of the atrocious 4-2-3-1/4-4-1-1 shite. Put good players in a 4-4-2 and it can still work at the highest level.

 

How does Siem De Jong fit into that?

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The formation still means nothing imo. I used to bang on and on about him playing 4231, thinking it would change things, but it's got nothing to do with that. It's all about him and his negative, reactionary approach to everything. We played 442 for most of 12/13 as well like, and I've never seen such shit in my life.

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I hope we just play 4-4-2 from now on. It's what Pardew understands and at least it would mean the end of the atrocious 4-2-3-1/4-4-1-1 shite. Put good players in a 4-4-2 and it can still work at the highest level.

 

How does Siem De Jong fit into that?

 

The same role that Gouffran played today, Cabella too when he came on.

 

My point is basically that I'd rather see a proper pressing 4-4-2 than whatever the hell yesterday was supposed to be.

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De Jong and Cabella would be wasted in a 4-4-2 for me.

 

 

 

It will end up being 4-2-3-1 until we get hammered then back to basics of 4-6-0, however it could work if De Jong and Cabella show their talent and Riviere looks decent also. Hope the 3 can support him.

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We actually have the players to play 4-3-3 very well now, unfortunately no chance of it happening thanks to King Fuckwit

 

We seem to have the players to switch nicely between 4-2-3-1 and 4-3-3 as the game dictates with Sissoko right or centre depending on which and De Jong moving out right in a 3 up front

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Have we played 433 since the season we finished 5th?  Maybe we have, difficult to tell sometimes. 

 

Certainly haven't played it enough since we don't have any wingers you'd really want to see in a 442.

 

http://www.nufc.com/html/2012-13html/2012-11-17swansea-h.html

 

"We played 4-3-3. We were 4-3-3. Sammy (Ameobi) was on the left-hand side, and joining with Demba (Ba) and I thought he did a good job. Shola (Ameobi) came on at half-time and upped us again. We had our best spell when the two were together

 

Played it for half a game then brought Shola on and "improved".

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We actually have the players to play 4-3-3 very well now, unfortunately no chance of it happening thanks to King Fuckwit

 

We seem to have the players to switch nicely between 4-2-3-1 and 4-3-3 as the game dictates with Sissoko right or centre depending on which and De Jong moving out right in a 3 up front

 

              Tiote

        Anita Sissoko

Riviere De Jong Cabella

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Have we played 433 since the season we finished 5th?  Maybe we have, difficult to tell sometimes. 

 

Certainly haven't played it enough since we don't have any wingers you'd really want to see in a 442.

 

http://www.nufc.com/html/2012-13html/2012-11-17swansea-h.html

 

"We played 4-3-3. We were 4-3-3. Sammy (Ameobi) was on the left-hand side, and joining with Demba (Ba) and I thought he did a good job. Shola (Ameobi) came on at half-time and upped us again. We had our best spell when the two were together

 

Played it for half a game then brought Shola on and "improved".

 

It's difficult to accept his quotes as real, sometimes. :(

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'We've done some terrific business and I think it must be exciting for Newcastle fans that we've got some terrific, offensive players.

 

'I feel much more comfortable with the team and we can play a brand of football which is expected of us.

 

'I think we could really trouble teams this season, which is something we didn't do in the second half of last season.'

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No Remy to score goals and a defence that will inevitably concede more goals this season than last.

 

I see not good things.

 

Can't really argue with that at the moment. I think we've bought enough potentially exciting players but that's not the same as having proven goal scorers. Add to that a lack of a dominating centre back and clueless coaching and we'll do well to finish top 10 again IMO.

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