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Rob Lee was a fucking hero as a player, but this is the same Rob Lee that KK managed to convince to sign for us after telling him Newcastle was closer to London than Middlesbrough...

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Rob Lee was a fucking hero as a player, but this is the same Rob Lee that KK managed to convince to sign for us after telling him Newcastle was closer to London than Middlesbrough...

 

In the sense that its not inhabited by Morlocks he was right

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Rob Lee was a f***ing hero as a player, but this is the same Rob Lee that KK managed to convince to sign for us after telling him Newcastle was closer to London than Middlesbrough...

 

In the sense that its not inhabited by Morlocks he was right

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Good old 'Pards'!

 

"Enter 24-year-old PSV Eindhoven playmaker Georginio Wijnaldum, a player on the radar of Graham Carr for five years. When his name was first put to Alan Pardew back in 2012 he opined: “I’ve never heard of him.”

 

http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/newcastle-united-transfers-holland-star-9158978

 

Err  :hmm:

 

Yoan Gouffran trying his best in a position that he is not suited to?

 

Absolutely sick of the Chronicle's 'journalists.' How on earth can anyone of sound mind convince themselves that Gouffran is trying hard?

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Rob Lee was a fucking hero as a player, but this is the same Rob Lee that KK managed to convince to sign for us after telling him Newcastle was closer to London than Middlesbrough...

 

He told him it was quicker to London because we have an airport.

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Is it quicker on the train too?

 

Anyway Pardew, if we stay up the press are gonna be all over him for keeping us and palace up. If we go down it'll be because we forced him out. I'm hibernating.

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Is it quicker on the train too?

 

The 'train' from Middlesbrough to London via Darlington I wouldn't wish on a dangerous dog.

 

Hey! 

 

 

 

 

 

 

You're not wrong mind, the train to Middlesbrough from Darlington is surely the most depressing thing in the entire world.

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"Newcastle brought it on themselves, they shouldn't have gotten rid of Pardew"

 

We didn't get rid of Pardew you thick cunts, that's why we're in this mess.  What the club got wrong was NOT sacking Pardew.  If they'd looked at his sub-relegation form, listened to the fans and sacked him, got rid on our terms, then we would have been ready to get a replacement.  Instead, we just let him keep going until even he had enough of getting up humped 4-0 every week and bailed.  To which the club went "Uh, hmm, urrr, didn't expect this, does this mean we need to look for a new manager?  Nah, probably not.  Let's just replace our 1/10 manager with a 0/10 not even a manager, good job we're already safe or we'd actually have to do our job."

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"Newcastle brought it on themselves, they shouldn't have gotten rid of Pardew"

 

We didn't get rid of Pardew you thick cunts, that's why we're in this mess.  What the club got wrong was NOT sacking Pardew.  If they'd looked at his sub-relegation form, listened to the fans and sacked him, got rid on our terms, then we would have been ready to get a replacement.  Instead, we just let him keep going until even he had enough of getting up humped 4-0 every week and bailed.  To which the club went "Uh, hmm, urrr, didn't expect this, does this mean we need to look for a new manager?  Nah, probably not.  Let's just replace our 1/10 manager with a 0/10 not even a manager, good job we're already safe or we'd actually have to do our job."

 

That's something that is always overlooked when seeking to apportion blame to NUFC fans. An extraordinary confession from Charnley that somehow goes unnoticed.

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"Newcastle brought it on themselves, they shouldn't have gotten rid of Pardew"

 

We didn't get rid of Pardew you thick c***s, that's why we're in this mess.  What the club got wrong was NOT sacking Pardew.  If they'd looked at his sub-relegation form, listened to the fans and sacked him, got rid on our terms, then we would have been ready to get a replacement.  Instead, we just let him keep going until even he had enough of getting up humped 4-0 every week and bailed.  To which the club went "Uh, hmm, urrr, didn't expect this, does this mean we need to look for a new manager?  Nah, probably not.  Let's just replace our 1/10 manager with a 0/10 not even a manager, good job we're already safe or we'd actually have to do our job."

 

That's something that is always overlooked when seeking to apportion blame to NUFC fans. An extraordinary confession from Charnley that somehow goes unnoticed.

 

:thup:

 

“People may well say that the position we now find ourselves in isn’t ideal and I accept that to a point, but as I have stated Alan’s departure came as a surprise. I must stress and repeat that we parted with Alan on very good terms and I would re-iterate the quote I issued at the time of his departure in that we moved on significantly as a club during his four years, on and off the field, and Alan played a big part in that and I thank him."

 

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