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I'd be considering just dropping Gini now. No conviction in anything he does at the minute. Bring Siem back in.

 

Great idea, we're struggling for goals - let's drop our top scorer.

 

I don't see how you could make a very strong argument if he was dropped TBH, he's been poor for ages.

 

I don't think he was poor against Leicester. Who'd you drop him for?

Siem De Jong
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I'd be considering just dropping Gini now. No conviction in anything he does at the minute. Bring Siem back in.

 

Great idea, we're struggling for goals - let's drop our top scorer.

 

I don't see how you could make a very strong argument if he was dropped TBH, he's been poor for ages.

 

I don't think he was poor against Leicester. Who'd you drop him for?

Siem De Jong

 

His first game at home under Benitez, I think it's worth starting him, if he disappears then yes by all means hook him off. Everyone should get a clean slate under a new manager (bar Gouffran, Obertan et al)

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I'd be considering just dropping Gini now. No conviction in anything he does at the minute. Bring Siem back in.

 

Great idea, we're struggling for goals - let's drop our top scorer.

 

I don't see how you could make a very strong argument if he was dropped TBH, he's been poor for ages.

 

I don't think he was poor against Leicester. Who'd you drop him for?

Siem De Jong

 

No way has he done enough to suggest he should be started ahead of Wijnaldum.

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Do you know why we're getting relegated? Because we're not allowed nice things.

 

Every quote and comment about him is soaked in positivity, he's the best thing to happen to this club in many years. We finally have a common sense manager.

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Now Sportsmail can reveal that the Spaniard has axed days off in the build-up to matches, a tradition under sacked head coach Steve McClaren which saw the players enjoy time off 72 hours before a game.

 

Benitez has also told his squad they cannot head off at lunchtime every day and will instead use the afternoon to work on tactics, team shape and fitness.

 

How much training was McClaren actually doing? :lol:

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Now Sportsmail can reveal that the Spaniard has axed days off in the build-up to matches, a tradition under sacked head coach Steve McClaren which saw the players enjoy time off 72 hours before a game.

 

Benitez has also told his squad they cannot head off at lunchtime every day and will instead use the afternoon to work on tactics, team shape and fitness.

 

How much training was McClaren actually doing? [emoji38]

 

Slightly more than he is doing now?

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http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/eng_prem/8542041.stm

 

[emoji38] heard about this on the guardian podcast, his comments about Allardyce's style.

 

Grumpy Sam has been jealous of Rafa for years.  Actually he's been jealous of a multitude of managers, but Rafa seems to hold a special place in his heart.  :rolleyes:

 

Maybe it's because he got the Madrid job that Sam was destined for

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http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/eng_prem/8542041.stm

 

[emoji38] heard about this on the guardian podcast, his comments about Allardyce's style.

 

Grumpy Sam has been jealous of Rafa for years.  Actually he's been jealous of a multitude of managers, but Rafa seems to hold a special place in his heart.  :rolleyes:

 

Maybe it's because he got the Madrid job that Sam was destined for

 

And Inter

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Allardyce must realise though that if Rafa had been called Arthur Benson he might have had a job like Newcastle long before now.

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