new toon manager: place your bets
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pigsonthewing
your nearly a good laugh
Would like to see Houllier , but everyone up here seems to think it's gonna be Deschamps ,i would be happy with either .
all the best.
all the best.
reality check:
Mourinho cannot sign for another English club until next season, under his Chelsea severance package.
Keegan hasn't watched a football game for two years.
Shearer doesn't have his coaching badges.
And the trouble for nufc is that none of the other premiership managers think Sam should have been sacked, so everyone is reluctant to step into his shoes.
Mourinho cannot sign for another English club until next season, under his Chelsea severance package.
Keegan hasn't watched a football game for two years.
Shearer doesn't have his coaching badges.
And the trouble for nufc is that none of the other premiership managers think Sam should have been sacked, so everyone is reluctant to step into his shoes.
Monkeygrinder's Organ
Dodgy geezer swilling vapid lager
I went for Keegan because I think it would be well entertaining.
If I was a Newcastle fan I'd be horrified if he got the job though.
If I was a Newcastle fan I'd be horrified if he got the job though.
Monkeygrinder's Organ
Dodgy geezer swilling vapid lager
Lakina said:
And that's going to stop him getting the job why?
SpookyFrank
Don't swallow the cap
I think Jol would be a good choice but I doubt he'll get the job.
CherryRipe
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I would like them to leave Pearson in charge until summer and them look for managers after that.
The best available then would probably be Hiddink - the players would hate him but he'd get the job done, I don't think he's very user friendly but he would turn the place around.
The best available then would probably be Hiddink - the players would hate him but he'd get the job done, I don't think he's very user friendly but he would turn the place around.
Sunray
Its sunny somewhere.
CherryRipe said:
He's still happy with Russia I believe, perhaps as thats part financed by Abramovich so he's in the money big style. If they do well this year, I expect he will be the for the WC as well.
I cant see many people wanting the job. The problem here was the timing of the sacking. Should have made enquires near the end of the season. Current form is relegation material if they are not careful. BSG would have kept them up for certain, that not quite so certain now.
I would like to buy Owen back to the 'pool because we all know that what he wants really.
TrippyLondoner
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So much for whooooullier...now its didier..god fuck it. Thank you sam/the players for putting us in such a position, little fucks.
DRINK?
bummed by karmachameleon
Why do NEwcastle fans seem to think it is their right to be challenging for stuff....when was the last time they ever won anything....they are a middling little team who have never played particularly great football, never had any great success...the sooner they get this through their heads the sooner a manager can stay in place longer than the usual year, they maybe able to consolidate there midtable mediocrity and the less we have to go through the rigmarole of who the new manager is..... tiresome club
skunkboy69
Reverend of Eternal Light
Never played good football? The Keegan era was some of the best footie I've seen in my life.
TrippyLondoner
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^ people have short memories. As for us challenging for something, mate we have good players just they can't gel as a team, and all were really looking for atm is security, got it? How many times have i said all we want atm is to be around teams like villa, everton etc. At the very least, we want to see a team working AS A TEAM!
Now, can all you morons who keep generalizing us shut up?Thanks.
Now, can all you morons who keep generalizing us shut up?Thanks.
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bummed by karmachameleon
skunkboy69 said:
lasted how long and won what....plus football is not like that anymore, well not if you want to win....you go out and if they score 4 we'll score 5
interesting points here
""It is typical that Newcastle should think that they need only crook a finger for their chosen man to come running. For as long as anybody not in their dotage can recall, the black and white fraternity have had ideas above their station. For a so-called “big club” they have won little – no league title for more than 80 years, no FA Cup since 1955 – and for them to sack a manager just five months after letting him spend £27m and with the team 11th in the table seems capricious in the extreme.
How big are Newcastle? It is an interesting point. Having worked there in the early 1970s, covering the club on a daily basis for a local newspaper, it is my contention that they have no right to rank themselves alongside Manchester United, Arsenal and Liverpool. Manchester City are arguably bigger. Not only are City higher in the table, but they have won the league, the FA Cup and a European trophy more recently. The attendances are similar - indeed, City’s “Blue Moonies” can claim to be more loyal than the “Toon Army”, whose ranks dwindled to 15,000 in 1992, before Kevin Keegan took charge. When City reached their own nadir and were relegated to the third tier in 1998, they still averaged 32,000 at Maine Road.""
The Black Hand
Unclean
houllier.
TrippyLondoner
Well-Known Member
It depends how you define big club, really. We have a bigger fanbase than alot of teams in the prem, and a bigger stadium, and then you have to look into our history to.
g force
Affects Shatner's Basoon
TrippyLondoner said:
I agree that if you played as a team you'd be doing better but IMO NUFC lack the players to be challenging for a European place. Great keeper, decent striker in Martins (when he can be bothered), Owen...who knows. Emre's okay.
But your defence is a bloody shambles and the midfield lacks any sort of pace.
TrippyLondoner
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gabi said:
Very funny.
Relahni said:
Where's the old 'boom tish' picture when you need it...
Kenny Vermouth
Wankers
Deschamps, I reckon.
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