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still abhor pardew with a passion, but at the moment it is more because of who he is as a person rather than being a negative clueless t*** of manager.

 

actually he must be the only manager who could start to turn things around with decent wins at spurs and city, and make himself even more unlikeable.

 

it was a perfect opportunity for him after the city game to reach out to the fans that have turned against him. he could have acknowledged his mistakes/excuses/negativity of the past 12 months and said that he had learnt from them, and also from the protests, to try and become a better manager and person. he could have said he'd realised why some fans had turned against him and come to understand and accept the reasons. instead, all the old bravado and ego has returned with a vengance.

 

for the first time in months i'll be actually cheering us on tomorrow but we could win the league cup and finish fourth in the premiership this season but he would not get a single cheer or applause from me.

Good post :thup: totally agree. He bolloxed that up. If he was smart he would have said something like that to try to get at least a portion of the fans (that currently loathe him) onside. Also an olive branch would have shown him to be a classy person... he isn't.

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The weird thing is that nobody ever talks about something specific that Pardew has done well... how he tactically out-thought an opponent, how he really developed a new player, how he got the most out of the players he has or came up with a great new system etc. The only positive thing is a few random good results every now and then.

 

 

 

That's the last time anyone smiled at Villa Park.

 

Fact.

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Newcastle boss Alan Pardew has compared his management to assembling Ikea furniture.

 

Pardew, 53, survived calls to be sacked following a poor start to the season, but the Magpies have won their last three games in all competitions.

 

"It's like Ikea furniture packs. You can't get to the end; you've got to do all the little bits to get there, and it takes time," Pardew said.

 

"I've done a few because my wife's Swedish. You've got to box it down."

 

He added: "It's about doing that little bit first, and if you get that wrong, the second bit doesn't work. If you get the second bit wrong, the third bit definitely isn't working.

 

"If you're in the coaching or managerial world, you actually segment it down. We've put some blocks in place that now gives us some sort of thing to hinge on to."

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The better Pardew / IKEA comparison would be building some flat pack furniture, thinking you've done a great job, posting pictures online as it looks so good. Then it all falling to pieces when you put something on it because you actually built it wrong

 

What a retard he is

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The better Pardew / IKEA comparison would be building some flat pack furniture, thinking you've done a great job, posting pictures online as it looks so good. Then it all falling to pieces when you put something on it because you actually built it wrong

 

What a retard he is

 

No, the perfect comparison is buying something from IKEA, smashing it up with a hammer, pissing on it and setting it on fire then presenting it as a Louis XV classic.

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So he fitted a lovely kitchen in a camper van, then when it was done went touring round Europe, but the constant travelling was too much strain on it and it all fell apart.

They've been trying to patch it up ever since, but every time they get a bit right they sell that on e-bay and try and start again with fresh parts.

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Yawn, people just using any excuse to have a pop at Pardew. The IKEA comparison was obviously  tongue in cheek. If there's footage he's probably laughing all the way through it

 

So why does he have to mention it then?

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Yawn, people just using any excuse to have a pop at Pardew. The IKEA comparison was obviously  tongue in cheek. If there's footage he's probably laughing all the way through it

 

So why does he have to mention it then?

 

Most bland managerial interviews are bland, I think it's refreshing to see someone try to inject humour into things for a change. If Jurgen Klopp said the same thing everyone would be finding it hilarious

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Yawn, people just using any excuse to have a pop at Pardew. The IKEA comparison was obviously  tongue in cheek. If there's footage he's probably laughing all the way through it

 

So why does he have to mention it then?

 

Most bland managerial interviews are bland, I think it's refreshing to see someone try to inject humour into things for a change. If Jurgen Klopp said the same thing everyone would be finding it hilarious

 

Well Klopp does at least have success to back up his ideas while pardew has fuck all.  People don't watch managerial interviews to be entertained.

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