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Confident the good run will continue with a point if not victory over West Brom and a home win against QPR  the following matchday

 

All that relegation talk was just scaremongering by the extreme branch of the anti-Pardew brigade - love Pardew or loathe him, he will never get this team relegated

Ask the fans of W Ham, Charlton and Southampton if they would have him back as manager - you'll not be happy at their answers...

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Any change in style and I didn't see so many hoofs yesterday or Wednesday can simply be put down to Williamson not playing.

 

they were hoofing it up to perez, perez! for ages on saturday man

I don't think it was as bad as it's been, I'll be honest. The midfield didn't get bypassed anywhere near as much. Abeid, Colback and Sissoko weren't anonymous. It wasn't all Liverpool giving them the ball either.

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Some s**** about the fans on the Sunday Supplement. "Nothing to do with Pardew's ability as a manager" - errr yes, he's a terrible manager.

 

They are saying it's factual that he's a good manager ffs. He's f***ing awful.

 

Their opinions suit their agenda and they'll always crawl up the arsehole of any manager if they're A) doing a half decent job with a London club, B) southern born or C) are currently successful / flavor of the month. Same cliche ridden absolute bollocks spouted week in week out; don't think it was too long ago they were suggesting he should go either, along with the headbutt crap, and they call the fans on this?  :rolleyes:

Aye, couldn't believe what I was hearing. It was 1 man in particular talking absolute guff. Not too long ago they read out some of those damning stats.
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It's honestly like they've never seen us play and they don't know who our players are. Not surprising really, if they weren't professional pundits.

 

Exactly! Your average non-nufc football fan could be forgiven to an extent but professional pundits, commentators and journailsts should research all aspects of the teams they're commenting on or writing about. Even if they don't do the actual research themselves, have some grunt do it for you and spoon feed you the facts.

It's a good job they have a huge audience of gormless southern arseholes to suck up the shit they peddle on a daily basis

 

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Mark Douglas ‏@MsiDouglas  11m11 minutes ago

#nufc possession stats for last three games: 35%, 30%, 33%. Alan Pardew's rope-a-dope strategy working well again

 

 

:lol: yeah, great

 

Alan's front foot football at it's finest.

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We dont have a gameplan. Keep it tight and nick one, can actually imagine other teams being a bit dumbfounded by the lack of tactics. Why dont they attack? etc.

 

It might work from time to time, but its fucking pathetic and a disgrace.

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We dont have a gameplan. Keep it tight and nick one, can actually imagine other teams being a bit dumbfounded by the lack of tactics. Why dont they attack? etc.

 

It might work from time to time, but its f***ing pathetic and a disgrace.

 

It will force us back into the kind of slump we've endured recently. We have nothing to fall back on, never.

 

It's why he cannot get out of a rot, it's why he needs new players. It's all about stopping them and maybe nick a goal.

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Another plus point for Pardew was the sub appearance of Remy Cabella.

 

Pardew said: “He had a nice little cameo.”But Pardew joked that it wouldn’t have been Newcastle had Cabella not missed that late chance to seal the game.

 

He said: “Of course, it’s always difficult here!”

 

:rolleyes:

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We dont have a gameplan. Keep it tight and nick one, can actually imagine other teams being a bit dumbfounded by the lack of tactics. Why dont they attack? etc.

 

It might work from time to time, but its fucking pathetic and a disgrace.

 

It is Pardew's only  gameplan though, and the one he's tried to implement since he's been in charge basically. The opposite would be Keegan's pressing football where all the players pushed up the pitch and forced the opposition back. It can leave you open to the counter but if you've got a fast CB ( like MYM) you can cover it for the most part.

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Another plus point for Pardew was the sub appearance of Remy Cabella.

 

Pardew said: “He had a nice little cameo.”But Pardew joked that it wouldn’t have been Newcastle had Cabella not missed that late chance to seal the game.

 

He said: “Of course, it’s always difficult here!”

 

:rolleyes:

 

Why does no journo ever hit him with the cold hard facts?? Its so god damn lazy.

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