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  On 25/05/2015 at 22:45, Dave said:

I liked the bit where he said he'd continue to invest in the club despite proudly not investing in the club. Or allowing the club to invest its own money.

 

Aye that was spot-on.  It was all pure gold.  "Won't leave until we win something".  Unsurprisingly Craig didn't ask re his rationale.  Whole thing was a fucking joke.

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  On 25/05/2015 at 22:45, Dave said:

I liked the bit where he said he'd continue to invest in the club despite proudly not investing in the club. Or allowing the club to invest its own money.

 

#wait  #believe #hope #thissummer

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  On 25/05/2015 at 22:50, Superior Grant said:

The only thing I heard him say that even tries to suggest any kind of change in attitude is that we'll try to win something (the very idea that that has to be said :lol:), but he never suggested any change in the process. At best that suggests we might employ our same s*** league form in the cup games instead of being extra s*** in them/dropping players. Glory be.

 

It's just his latest soundbite, a la "I take the message and will therefore sell the club", "We can challenge the Manchester Uniteds of this world", "We're undertaking the Aston Villa model", "Hang on, it's now the Arsenal model", "The club needs to wipe its own nose", "I will put no more than 20 million pounds a season in" etc.

 

Paraphrasing there but he obviously thinks we're thick if the idea is to pop up every now and then with this shite and have any fan with half a brain believe him.

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The single biggest thing he could do to provide a bit of hope for the future is to employ a good manager. Problem is, a decent manager wants his own coaching staff. Wants influence on transfers. Wants a decent playing squad. Wants a sensible policy of investment and a solid intention to keep hold of the best players. Wants professional people above him. Wants everyone pulling in the same direction.

 

So getting that manager requires almost everything about the club as it stands to change. And that's simply not going to happen, hence how we ended up with a cunt like Alan Pardew. Mediocre ability at absolute best, and completely complicit in everything going on above him.

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in terms of change the only thing I'm expecting now is for them to talk incessantly about winning cups and aiming for Europe which will be backed up by playing a 'strongest team' and going out of the cups anyways then getting nowhere near Europe because the paper-thin squad falls apart in January

 

can't wait

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  On 25/05/2015 at 22:59, Dave said:

The single biggest thing he could do to provide a bit of hope for the future is to employ a good manager. Problem is, a decent manager wants his own coaching staff. Wants influence on transfers. Wants a decent playing squad. Wants a sensible policy of investment and a solid intention to keep hold of the best players. Wants professional people above him. Wants everyone pulling in the same direction.

 

So getting that manager requires almost everything about the club as it stands to change. And that's simply not going to happen, hence how we ended up with a cunt like Alan Pardew. Mediocre ability at absolute best, and completely complicit in everything going on above him.

 

And then give Charnley the job of picking that manager :facepalm:

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Im not sure how even the likes of Cronky are meant to be impressed by this "new plan" the club are meant to have.

In even the best case scenario, say they invest and get a decent manager and coaching team in, they are saying as soon as they win a cup or finish top 4 they will sell to the first money grabbing consortium that comes along and scrap all the theoretical good work that has been done.

If he wanted any support surely he needed to promise the investment etc and then say he will only sell if he hasn't won something in the next 2-3 years.

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  On 26/05/2015 at 08:07, Belfast Boy said:

Im not sure how even the likes of Cronky are meant to be impressed by this "new plan" the club are meant to have.

In even the best case scenario, say they invest and get a decent manager and coaching team in, they are saying as soon as they win a cup or finish top 4 they will sell to the first money grabbing consortium that comes along and scrap all the theoretical good work that has been done.

If he wanted any support surely he needed to promise the investment etc and then say he will only sell if he hasn't won something in the next 2-3 years.

 

If someone comes along and offers him daft money (highly unlikely I know) for the club then he'll sell. Everything has a price and he knows this as well as anyone.

 

He's also a proven liar.

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  On 08/06/2015 at 11:13, r0cafella said:

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The AO people have launched #‎AshleyEmbargo‬ (http://ashleyout.com/campaigns/embargo/).

 

:notbad: Pretty impressive effort, and definitely the right area to attack. Let's hope people get on board.

:thup:

 

Something I've been doing personally for a few years, hope all our fans get on board and hit the c*** where it hurts.

 

Just thinking the size of the queue to kick him in the balls would be massive

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  On 08/06/2015 at 11:40, Dave said:

But still smaller than the queue to buy the new shirt.

 

This. I'm amazed by some of our fans. As a Danish supporter, I follow a few of the Danish Newcastle United groups on Facebook and it seems like every single member (bar me of course) have pre-ordered the new Wonga-tastic Puma-failure out of habit  :crazy2:

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  On 08/06/2015 at 12:17, mosstef said:

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But still smaller than the queue to buy the new shirt.

 

This. I'm amazed by some of our fans. As a Danish supporter, I follow a few of the Danish Newcastle United groups on Facebook and it seems like every single member (bar me of course) have pre-ordered the new Wonga-tastic Puma-failure out of habit  :crazy2:

 

I called into the Club shop last week at the Metrocentre, and just like the club website, they had last seasons 3rd shirt (Green/blue) marked at 50% off the RRP of £119.99, so a bargain at just £60!

 

Unreal - have ANY football shirts ever retailed at £120???

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Did you not see the documentary man. As soon as they get the stock into the stores they have the discount already labelled with a fake previous price underneath. I doubt many people actually believe it, but it is cheap anyway so they will always attract customers.

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  On 08/06/2015 at 11:12, POOT said:

The AO people have launched #‎AshleyEmbargo‬ (http://ashleyout.com/campaigns/embargo/).

 

:notbad: Pretty impressive effort, and definitely the right area to attack. Let's hope people get on board.

 

They've spelt 'Heineken' wrong on the 'Alternatives' page like.  Cracking effort from these lads and lasses, glad someone is making an effort to mobilise our fanbase.

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Just buy all clothes from charity shops, safest option. Plus the money may go to helping the children who make half of sports directs clothing anyway. Two birds one stone.

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  On 08/06/2015 at 13:23, mickthemagpie said:

If we boycott every company on that last list we might as well join the naturists!

Have you got a link for where to join?
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