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I have heard nothing but good things about Newcastle United from everyone I spoke to.

 

Obviously didn't speak to Pardew then.

 

Why would Pardew be less positive than the players (or anyone else)?

 

I would think Dave means Pardew's constant, we're just a mid table club, can't compete etc etc, not interested in cups or the Europa, that type of thing.

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I have heard nothing but good things about Newcastle United from everyone I spoke to.

 

Obviously didn't speak to Pardew then.

 

Why would Pardew be less positive than the players (or anyone else)?

 

I would think Dave means Pardew's constant, we're just a mid table club, can't compete etc etc, not interested in cups or the Europa, that type of thing.

 

I reckon Dave is just being uncharacteristically negative for the sake of debate.

 

 

We probably weren't competing with top clubs over this lad, but still reckon it shows good intent. For Cabella to make this move after taking advice is nothing but a positive for me. Even if he sees us as a stepping stone, he's been convinced by everyone he's talked to that we are a positive step.

 

For that to be the case, we'll also hopefully be seeing some good times for him and the club in the coming seasons.

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I have heard nothing but good things about Newcastle United from everyone I spoke to.

 

Obviously didn't speak to Pardew then.

 

Why would Pardew be less positive than the players (or anyone else)?

 

I would think Dave means Pardew's constant, we're just a mid table club, can't compete etc etc, not interested in cups or the Europa, that type of thing.

 

I reckon Dave is just being uncharacteristically negative for the sake of debate.

 

 

We probably weren't competing with top clubs over this lad, but still reckon it shows good intent. For Cabella to make this move after taking advice is nothing but a positive for me. Even if he sees us as a stepping stone, he's been convinced by everyone he's talked to that we are a positive step.

 

For that to be the case, we'll also hopefully be seeing some good times for him and the club in the coming seasons.

 

While i admire your optimism, the last 3 years have told me all i need to know about good times for the club supposedly coming.

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I have heard nothing but good things about Newcastle United from everyone I spoke to.

 

Obviously didn't speak to Pardew then.

 

Why would Pardew be less positive than the players (or anyone else)?

 

I would think Dave means Pardew's constant, we're just a mid table club, can't compete etc etc, not interested in cups or the Europa, that type of thing.

 

I reckon Dave is just being uncharacteristically negative for the sake of debate.

 

 

We probably weren't competing with top clubs over this lad, but still reckon it shows good intent. For Cabella to make this move after taking advice is nothing but a positive for me. Even if he sees us as a stepping stone, he's been convinced by everyone he's talked to that we are a positive step.

 

For that to be the case, we'll also hopefully be seeing some good times for him and the club in the coming seasons.

 

While i admire your optimism, the last 3 years have told me all i need to know about good times for the club supposedly coming.

 

Fair point, and I'm not oblivious to the fact that Cabaye and (potentially) Debucy didn't need good seasons to get their moves.

 

But still, I really like the look of this guy and if he can give us something to shout about this season, when it could have been so much worse in terms of signings, I'm going to take the positives. :D

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I do wonder where he's going to play.

 

You'd think Gouffran cemented his place as the false 3 on the left last season. Sissoko down the right and De Jong up front with some f***er.

 

False 3. :lol: :lol:

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I have heard nothing but good things about Newcastle United from everyone I spoke to.

 

Obviously didn't speak to Pardew then.

 

Why would Pardew be less positive than the players (or anyone else)?

 

I would think Dave means Pardew's constant, we're just a mid table club, can't compete etc etc, not interested in cups or the Europa, that type of thing.

 

I reckon Dave is just being uncharacteristically negative for the sake of debate.

 

 

We probably weren't competing with top clubs over this lad, but still reckon it shows good intent. For Cabella to make this move after taking advice is nothing but a positive for me. Even if he sees us as a stepping stone, he's been convinced by everyone he's talked to that we are a positive step.

 

For that to be the case, we'll also hopefully be seeing some good times for him and the club in the coming seasons.

 

While i admire your optimism, the last 3 years have told me all i need to know about good times for the club supposedly coming.

 

I'm not going to be a dick. Cabaye and (potentially) Debucy didn't need good seasons to get their moves.

 

Still, really like the look of this guy and if he can give us something to shout about this season, when it could have been so much worse in terms of signings, I'm going to take the positives. :D

 

I used to love signing and if you can't get excited by this lad it's not good, but that's the problem isn't it. We've been beaten down by this regime to expect nothing. It's not trying to be miserable or anything but we know there's no intention to build a team, a long term project we can all see unfold. It's solely about profit and future sale value.

 

It's just hard to get up for the new season, that and throwing Pardew special brand of retard in. Just frustrating is all.

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If the reported £12 Million fee is correct (probably isn't) he will be our 3rd highest signing behind Shearer and Owen.

 

Up to £16m depending on clauses apparently.

 

Surely not? Must be Euros, still a massive fee by Ashley standards mind.

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Rémi Cabella vient de s'engager avec Newcastle. Le meneur de jeu de Montpellier, qui faisait partie de la liste des 23 de Deschamps pour la Coupe du monde au Brésil, a signé ce dimanche soir un contrat de six ans. Le club anglais a déboursé la somme de 10 millions d'euros, bonus compris.

 

La saison dernière, Cabella a inscrit 14 buts en Championnat et délivré 5 passes décisives en 37 matches.

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One of the comments;

 

pmjji 14 juil. à 1:20

Eh ben voilà tu l'as faite ta bêtise...dans un an à Arsenal pour rattraper le coup?

 

" So now you've really fucked it up, never mind in a years time at Arsenal to make amends"

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I have heard nothing but good things about Newcastle United from everyone I spoke to.

 

Obviously didn't speak to Pardew then.

 

Why would Pardew be less positive than the players (or anyone else)?

 

I would think Dave means Pardew's constant, we're just a mid table club, can't compete etc etc, not interested in cups or the Europa, that type of thing.

 

I reckon Dave is just being uncharacteristically negative for the sake of debate.

 

 

We probably weren't competing with top clubs over this lad, but still reckon it shows good intent. For Cabella to make this move after taking advice is nothing but a positive for me. Even if he sees us as a stepping stone, he's been convinced by everyone he's talked to that we are a positive step.

 

For that to be the case, we'll also hopefully be seeing some good times for him and the club in the coming seasons.

 

While i admire your optimism, the last 3 years have told me all i need to know about good times for the club supposedly coming.

 

Fair point, and I'm not oblivious to the fact that Cabaye and (potentially) Debucy didn't need good seasons to get their moves.

 

But still, I really like the look of this guy and if he can give us something to shout about this season, when it could have been so much worse in terms of signings, I'm going to take the positives. :D

 

I used to love signing and if you can't get excited by this lad it's not good, but that's the problem isn't it. We've been beaten down by this regime to expect nothing. It's not trying to be miserable or anything but we know there's no intention to build a team, a long term project we can all see unfold. It's solely about profit and future sale value.

 

It's just hard to get up for the new season, that and throwing Pardew special brand of retard in. Just frustrating is all.

 

Yeah, I get ya. But there is this odd dividing line where generally we're not going to get a profit unless we buy well and the players individually or collectively give a good account in the Prem.

 

I guess this shouldn't be a concern, but it is for the vast majority of clubs, and while we don't have much faith in Pardew currently, we are still buying shrewdly and that is a fairly big positive considering it's much easier to get shot of him than his squad of players. If that sacking happens (and lets face it, it's not unlikely barring some Damascene moment for him) then by Juno, then I'm all for maintaining a decent set of players on our books. Fkn love it in fact. :lol:

 

Edit: sorry, bit drunk and on windows phone so forgive if that's unreadable bellocks...

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Very, very happy with this signing. Really thought that signing Siem De Jong would end our interest in him, but I have to hold my hands up and admit to being wrong.  The most exciting player we've signed since Hatem IMO. If only we could sack The King and have both of them in the starting XI.

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