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Guarantee that "fan" would have been more than happy if Pards signed a new 20 year contract instead of walking away.

 

Nah, I'm guessing from the writing style that it's ToonFan1950 and he isn't a pardew fan. Bloody odd comment to make about colback like.

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What the f*** is wrong with our supporters??

 

Lee - I think that our strikers will do the job, know that we are given them better service. A good right wing would help as we need better crosses into the box. Aarons might be worth a go or we could buy a decent lad with loads of pace.

 

+ I would buy a good winger not another striker.

+ I would keep Colback in midfield if Dummett is fit for the next game. Drop Sissoko and keep Colback on the right handside. Sissoko in not upto it, sell him before the other teams discover that he is of little value.

+ Coloccini has played well in recent weeks and he is well worth his place in the team. I would however buy a good central defender next summer.

+ Elliot is doing a grand job, but if he gets injured we are in trouble, because Darlow is a panick merchant.

+ Mitrovic is doing ok and he is doing a good job. The goals will come, especially if we buy a good right winger. He is not the finished article yet, but in the future he will be top class. More pace and better control required.

 

The two new lads have made a big difference already. The have given us more possession and much better control. They will get better if we improve our right flank, which is still a big weakness.

 

From the comment section of the Chronic.

 

Get a good right winger, but drop Sissoko and play Colback there for now?

 

http://cdn.makeagif.com/media/7-31-2015/HpDRj3.gif

 

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During the second half, Paul Dummett was forced off with a tight hamstring, with Henri Saivet coming on to make his debut and Jack Colback covering in at left-back.

 

McClaren believes he is now starting to accrue greater options throughout his squad.

 

He continued: “We might see a bit more of Jack at full-back, it’s a possibility, although we don’t want to because Dummett has been doing very well there.

 

“With the injury (to Dummett), we had a little look at that.

 

http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/steve-mcclaren-newcastle-must-kick-10747623?

 

Quite optimistic than McClaren is well aware of Colback's limitations and has only been playing him so much due to lack of options...

 

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What the f*** is wrong with our supporters??

 

Lee - I think that our strikers will do the job, know that we are given them better service. A good right wing would help as we need better crosses into the box. Aarons might be worth a go or we could buy a decent lad with loads of pace.

 

+ I would buy a good winger not another striker.

+ I would keep Colback in midfield if Dummett is fit for the next game. Drop Sissoko and keep Colback on the right handside. Sissoko in not upto it, sell him before the other teams discover that he is of little value.

+ Coloccini has played well in recent weeks and he is well worth his place in the team. I would however buy a good central defender next summer.

+ Elliot is doing a grand job, but if he gets injured we are in trouble, because Darlow is a panick merchant.

+ Mitrovic is doing ok and he is doing a good job. The goals will come, especially if we buy a good right winger. He is not the finished article yet, but in the future he will be top class. More pace and better control required.

 

The two new lads have made a big difference already. The have given us more possession and much better control. They will get better if we improve our right flank, which is still a big weakness.

 

From the comment section of the Chronic.

 

Get a good right winger, but drop Sissoko and play Colback there for now?

 

http://cdn.makeagif.com/media/7-31-2015/HpDRj3.gif

 

 

Just saw this, the idea of Colback playing RM in place of Sissoko made my blood run cold. Some people :lol:

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During the second half, Paul Dummett was forced off with a tight hamstring, with Henri Saivet coming on to make his debut and Jack Colback covering in at left-back.

 

McClaren believes he is now starting to accrue greater options throughout his squad.

 

He continued: “We might see a bit more of Jack at full-back, it’s a possibility, although we don’t want to because Dummett has been doing very well there.

 

“With the injury (to Dummett), we had a little look at that.

 

http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/steve-mcclaren-newcastle-must-kick-10747623?

 

Quite optimistic than McClaren is well aware of Colback's limitations and has only been playing him so much due to lack of options...

 

yeah, he's started pulling hin off in games which is odd for CM, no hesitation to pull him out of midfield on Saturday either instead of putting Lascelles or Gouffran in at LB and leaving the rest alone.
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Also the fact that we haven't had any better options until last week.

 

We've always had better options. We've just finally realised that a contract free player can cost a lot more in the long run in terms of results.

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Just seen that Chronicle poll - 60% of our fans think that wor clementine should stay in the team for Watford. Erm.

 

Local Geordie lad, puts a shift in, gets stuck in.  He's a crowd favourite FFS  :huff:

 

I have started to notice a change in attitude towards him on twitter.  A lot of fans are rightly pointing out how shit he is.  Still got a long way to go to get some of the Facebook drongos to see the light.

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I was told that I'm not knowledgable enough to understand how important he is to the team, because he does his job of picking up the ball from the centre back and 'passing forward' extremely well. Also even said stats back this up. :anguish:

 

You just can't argue with that kind of stupid.

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:lol: he spends the whole game hiding, marking his man when we're in possession and passing backwards and sideways. 

 

I had the urge to text/call Talksport for the first time ever the other day, as I heard an interesting point from someone on there.  His name has totally escaped me.  But he's the Scouser, who used to play for West Ham?!  He was going on about players that hide during games, stop showing for the ball, conveniently make the wrong runs close to opposition players and never look to get themselves a yard of space. 

 

He was saying that there have been players that are fan favourites, who position themselves in the right position further up the pitch, so they can go and win a tackle, after a long punt forward.  But they should have been offering any easy pass in the first place.  He said you get players that will constantly keep trying to make things happen and aren't afraid of the fans getting on their back or giving it away.  Yet other players that shirk it all game and get seen as some sort of hero. 

 

He was saying he'd been at a club, where a player of this type was a fan favourite.  He spoke to the manager about it and pointed out how ineffective he was.  But the guy didn't get dropped as the fans loved him and the manager was under pressure at the time. 

 

Guess who came to mind?..............

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:lol: he spends the whole game hiding, marking his man when we're in possession and passing backwards and sideways. 

 

I had the urge to text/call Talksport for the first time ever the other day, as I heard an interesting point from someone on there.  His name has totally escaped me.  But he's the Scouser, who used to play for West Ham?!  He was going on about players that hide during games, stop showing for the ball, conveniently make the wrong runs close to opposition players and never look to get themselves a yard of space. 

 

He was saying that there have been players that are fan favourites, who position themselves in the right position further up the pitch, so they can go and win a tackle, after a long punt forward.  But they should have been offering any easy pass in the first place.  He said you get players that will constantly keep trying to make things happen and aren't afraid of the fans getting on their back or giving it away.  Yet other players that shirk it all game and get seen as some sort of hero. 

 

He was saying he'd been at a club, where a player of this type was a fan favourite.  He spoke to the manager about it and pointed out how ineffective he was.  But the guy didn't get dropped as the fans loved him and the manager was under pressure at the time. 

 

Guess who came to mind?..............

 

Shola?

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:lol: he spends the whole game hiding, marking his man when we're in possession and passing backwards and sideways. 

 

I had the urge to text/call Talksport for the first time ever the other day, as I heard an interesting point from someone on there.  His name has totally escaped me.  But he's the Scouser, who used to play for West Ham?!  He was going on about players that hide during games, stop showing for the ball, conveniently make the wrong runs close to opposition players and never look to get themselves a yard of space. 

 

He was saying that there have been players that are fan favourites, who position themselves in the right position further up the pitch, so they can go and win a tackle, after a long punt forward.  But they should have been offering any easy pass in the first place.  He said you get players that will constantly keep trying to make things happen and aren't afraid of the fans getting on their back or giving it away.  Yet other players that shirk it all game and get seen as some sort of hero. 

 

He was saying he'd been at a club, where a player of this type was a fan favourite.  He spoke to the manager about it and pointed out how ineffective he was.  But the guy didn't get dropped as the fans loved him and the manager was under pressure at the time. 

 

Guess who came to mind?..............

 

Shola?

 

Captain Fantastic Kevin Nolan. Although an argument could be made to say that he was trying his damndest to help out further back in the pitch, he has the turning circle of an Easyjet 767 so it was probably better for him to just face towards goal up the pitch instead.

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:lol: he spends the whole game hiding, marking his man when we're in possession and passing backwards and sideways. 

 

I had the urge to text/call Talksport for the first time ever the other day, as I heard an interesting point from someone on there.  His name has totally escaped me.  But he's the Scouser, who used to play for West Ham?!  He was going on about players that hide during games, stop showing for the ball, conveniently make the wrong runs close to opposition players and never look to get themselves a yard of space. 

 

He was saying that there have been players that are fan favourites, who position themselves in the right position further up the pitch, so they can go and win a tackle, after a long punt forward.  But they should have been offering any easy pass in the first place.  He said you get players that will constantly keep trying to make things happen and aren't afraid of the fans getting on their back or giving it away.  Yet other players that shirk it all game and get seen as some sort of hero. 

 

He was saying he'd been at a club, where a player of this type was a fan favourite.  He spoke to the manager about it and pointed out how ineffective he was.  But the guy didn't get dropped as the fans loved him and the manager was under pressure at the time. 

 

Guess who came to mind?..............

 

Shola?

 

Captain Fantastic Kevin Nolan. Although an argument could be made to say that he was trying his damndest to help out further back in the pitch, he has the turning circle of an Easyjet 767 so it was probably better for him to just face towards goal up the pitch instead.

 

For all his faults, I don't think Nolan was a player that hid or went missing all the while.  Jack Colback certainly is, mind.

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