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xG was 4.32 today and that's against one of the best teams from the last few months of last season. That's exceptional. Created at least 9 really good chances against a very, very good team. Bodes well :aww: 

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So many players yet to hit their potential ceiling. Only a few holes to fill squad wise. The team to get even better once players are fully implemented and details to be fine tuned even further. Academy is growing. Club and Commercial income will grow. Some exciting signings in the future to come. Professional people in charge of many many roles. In such a short period of time. I’m just typing blah blah here totally unaware of which thread :lol: 
 

 

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1 hour ago, LionOfGosforth said:

Today terrified me in some respects. I got very wound up prior, sick to the gills of hearing how great things are at Villa and how everything Emery does is just perfect all the fucking time. I so badly wanted this result for this man, he will have been sick at what happened in April and more than anything, I just wanted him to put it right. Knew he would. Genius.

 

Emery has turned out to be a lot better than I thought tbh, I was slagging him off big time when he bottled the Newcastle job so fair play, it's nice he's shown something at Villa.

 

But by God he did us a favour. Eddie Howe is frighteningly good. Hard to believe sometimes that he's an ex-pro footballer when you compare him with his contemporaries.

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22 minutes ago, PauloGeordio said:

Eddie is our best manager for the time. It IS his time. Kev,Bobby & Rafa were at their time. We’ve got our fucking club back and it’s dreamland once again. :indi:

Think this is right attitude ultimately. There's only so much you can compare.

 

For example, Keegan didn't have 4k drones to let him rewatch training sessions afterwards from multiple angles. Keegan's brains are getting retrospectively underrated.

 

Different times, different requirements.

 

But we should be nicking the old Brian Clough's a football genius chant.

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27 minutes ago, jack j said:

Wouldn't take no man over Eddie not one

Shove your good ebening right up your arse

Eddie had his life today like. That game goes on for another ten minutes and we score at least 2 more. 
 

Cant believe they persisted with that high line. They’re lucky that there is some poor sides in the league who won’t take advantage of that 

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11 minutes ago, Danh1 said:

Eddie had his life today like. That game goes on for another ten minutes and we score at least 2 more. 
 

Cant believe they persisted with that high line. They’re lucky that there is some poor sides in the league who won’t take advantage of that 

 

Aye, hard to believe we'll see another line that high again :lol:

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The second isak game did kill it. They were definitely in it at 2-1 still, 3-1 is tough to come back from. Even that Cash chance he should have scored gets it to 3-2 they would have pressed as they did with the same result, which is why I disagree with their fans saying that was a turning point. But if it stays 2-1 our team does get caught in that 'stick or twist' dilemma and we may have dropped deeper. I remember getting nervous at 3-1 then thought, hang on how many games end 3-4 ffs. 

 

It's touch, you drop off 3-1 down from their perspective looks like surrender even if ultimately the right call for goal difference. I think what you have to do is have a calm head in the team and just try and get possession, see if we drop off thinking game is done and jump on any mistakes. With the game still frantic the high line just seemed foolish. 

 

 

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I suppose in a way kk and Eddie stories are similar. both taking the club from edge of catastrophe to the complete opposite within seasons. What John Hall and kk did back then when money was no where near the level of now can’t be underestimated, the memories will live forever, Eddie doing similar with new owners, but taking a far bigger step, to navigate ffp and compete with the elite in terms of spending power on todays terms .. a similar journey in a different phase of football. Eddie is incredible though, fucking love him. 

 

 

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Too young to know myself but going off what I’m told I’m not sure anyone will ever compare to what Keegan achieved. Nobody will probably ever understand this club and it’s fans like he did but Howe will hopefully go on to succeed in ways that unfortunately Keegan couldn’t. 

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33 minutes ago, NE28 said:

Too young to know myself but going off what I’m told I’m not sure anyone will ever compare to what Keegan achieved. Nobody will probably ever understand this club and it’s fans like he did but Howe will hopefully go on to succeed in ways that unfortunately Keegan couldn’t. 

I think that’s it, tbf.  I don’t doubt that Howe is tactically more astute and the ultimate modern manager.  There’s a good chance we end up with a Howe statue outside the ground, assuming he wins some of those shiny pot things.  I love having him at NUFC - he inspires hope via his professionalism and quality. 

 

But KK was the biggest name in English football - and the one man who absolutely believed in what the club and city could be.  And he made sure that we all believed that too.  It went beyond football - a club, city and region that had suffered what seemed to be terminal decline being inspired by the ultimate motivator.  I’ve written it before on here, but this is the club that Kevin built.  That there isn’t a stand named in his honour is a joke, frankly.  

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2 minutes ago, TheBrownBottle said:

I think that’s it, tbf.  I don’t doubt that Howe is tactically more astute and the ultimate modern manager.  There’s a good chance we end up with a Howe statue outside the ground, assuming he wins some of those shiny pot things.  I love having him at NUFC - he inspires hope via his professionalism and quality. 

 

But KK was the biggest name in English football - and the one man who absolutely believed in what the club and city could be.  And he made sure that we all believed that too.  It went beyond football - a club, city and region that had suffered what seemed to be terminal decline being inspired by the ultimate motivator.  I’ve written it before on here, but this is the club that Kevin built.  That there isn’t a stand named in his honour is a joke, frankly.  

Aye, pointless to compare but without Keegan there is no Howe.

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Just now, NE28 said:

Aye, pointless to compare but without Keegan there is no Howe.

There might be no NUFC, tbh.  It’s why those outside the region who sneer at KK or the ‘Messiah’ narrative, the ‘you never won fuck all’ brigade don’t get it.  It wasn’t that we all want to see us lose 4-3 every week.  It was that a figure of national significance - and KK was that - knew what this place was and what it could be.  They think it was just about football and trophies, missing the point entirely.  Hope - in a place devoid of it - is a wonderful thing.  

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Even just this summer I was still hearing other clubs fans saying we will need to eventually get a higher profile manager before we can really compete.

 

Found that infuriating. They really can't see what this genius of a man is putting together.

 

He's going right to the top.

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7 minutes ago, KaKa said:

Even just this summer I was still hearing other clubs fans saying we will need to eventually get a higher profile manager before we can really compete.

 

Found that infuriating. They really can't see what this genius of a man is putting together.

 

He's going right to the top.

It’s better if they don’t see it, we are still somewhat going under the radar and I love it.

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