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I wish someone would actually question him on his unmitigated bullshit he constantly spouts.

 

They will once he moves to one of the big clubs or gets the England job. It's like Fat Martin Samuel the West Ham supporting cunt who lectured us on getting rid of Allardyce but kept shtum when he got sacked from his club.

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“I definitely think that we would really have achieved something special if we finish fifth or sixth,” said Pardew, who is a front runner to be named the Premier League's manager of the year after transforming Newcastle’s fortunes.

 

“Any higher than that would be astounding, really, for a new team to have done what they’ve done. And we’ve got a great chance.

 

"The more weeks go past, the bigger that chance seems to get and we’ve got a home game now [against Stoke] and we need to win that. Come Saturday night, after Tottenham’s game, we could find ourselves in an even greater position than we are today.

 

“We’re batting well above our level in terms of the salaries and fees these other clubs have paid. We shouldn’t be anywhere near them, but we are.

 

“I haven’t really touched on the Champions League before and I am touching on it now, for sure. It would be silly not to.”

 

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/newcastle-united/9215041/Newcastle-manager-Alan-Pardew-says-Champions-League-qualification-is-realistic-target.html

 

Also

 

https://twitter.com/CaulkinTheTimes/status/673466522103324673

 

Drop dead, Alan.

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:lol: :lol: :lol: absolute delusional, narcissistic cock.

 

http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11706/10091996/crystal-palace-boss-alan-pardew-open-to-managing-abroad-one-day

 

Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew open to managing abroad one day

 

Alan Pardew has expressed his interest in one day managing abroad.

 

The Crystal Palace manager, whose team visit Everton in the Sky Live Monday Night Football, has previously been linked with Besiktas and would join Valencia's Gary Neville as one of the few Englishmen currently coaching overseas.

 

Pardew's good work at Selhurst Park means he will be among the favourites to succeed Roy Hodgson should his reign as England manager end after Euro 2016.

 

When asked about managing abroad, Pardew said: "At some stage, yeah, international football is, to some degree, something I'd look at, for sure."

 

Pardew insists his immediate priority is on preparing his team to travel Goodison Park, a venue which he feels provides as difficult a challenge as Old Trafford.

 

He said: "Yeah, Everton on Monday will be as tough as United. I think they're a good side, I really do. They're one of the in-form teams - them and Tottenham at the moment are two of the best teams in the division - so that's what we're coming up against."

 

Marouane Chamakh - who has made only one substitute appearance this season because of hamstring problems - and Dwight Gayle are again available for selection.

 

Pardew remains without the suspended Wilfried Zaha and hamstrung Bakary Sako, but of Chamakh's imminent return, the manager said: "We have Chamakh, who'll be a new signing for us. He is still really in his pre-season.

 

"This is a very important player for this club, and we've not played him at all this year, so that's an addition in itself.

 

"His strength in his hamstring is way better than it has ever been, so we feel comfortable that he can come back now. If we don't sign anyone [in the January transfer window] we'd have gained a player, so that's good."

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I wonder how Palace fans feel about Pardew constantly talking about his next job.  Doesn't sound like he is in it for the long haul.

 

 

 

Pardew might be deluded enough to think he's close to the big time, but in reality I don't think Man U are going to be sacking Van Gaal and giving Pards the call any time soon.

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This is a great article on why people fall for bullshit. It might explain how Pards does it.

 

http://www.vox.com/science-and-health/2015/12/3/9844480/why-people-believe-bullshit-science

 

The best part being:

 

Digging deeper, Pennycook found that acceptance of bullshit statements appears to be related to personal traits such as lower intelligence, belief in the paranormal, and the likelihood of believing in conspiracies

 

 

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I know ifs and ands were pots and pans but the facts are - if Newcastle hadn't rolled over and actually beat Crystal Palace then Newcastle would only be 4 points behind Pardew's team.  This whole media crap about what a great start they've had etc is just that - crap

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