He's *bleep* delusional.

Ah yes, the stereotypical "Germans are discipline" although if ever there was a stereotype to be associated with, discipline is a great one.

With that being said, Pardew probably has watched as much Bayern matches as me to come up with that one. That number is in single digits btw...

loooooooooool

maybe Pep could use the winter break to do an internship with Pardew, to learn some more. About pace.

He's wrong anyway, we don't have anywhere near the pace and discipline they do. Quality doesn't even bare thinking about lol.

Just makes me laugh how someone who has achieved so little can have such a big ego, we get 7 points in 4 months.

Then we win 4 or 5 games and "we're Bayern Munich y0!" there really is no middle ground with this guy.

So Pardew has turned Newcastle who was a second division side not too long ago to Bayern Munich+pace.

Pardiola

he's a top manager no doubt.

On top of the Germanic discipline and pace he has instilled in his side, he's also not afraid to make tough but necessary footballing decisions to get rid of dressing room cancer

U wot m8? We were relegated once due to having 5 managers in one season.

We immediately came up with over 100 points and Hughton was the manager. Not to mention the team that got promoted was better than this one, got better results and played better football than this one.

I seriously can't wait till we lose to QPR and Burnley so his fluke run of parking and knicking goals on counter ends.

The fact that you're willing your own side on to lose just so you can be proven temporarily right on one of your talking points tells us all we need know about you, as well as that you're not mentally up to the task of analysing Pards' brilliance and that your thoughts thereon should be discarded outright

Nah its because the club I began supporting no longer exists (although that's not all Pardew tbf to him) and I believe we need to be damaged before we can heal as a football club.

It starts with Pardew and then it ends with the owner, nothing will be ok until both are gone. If I'm wrong for wanting to give up the short term present for a better long term future then so be it.

And just as you see the beginning of that renaissance with 5 wins in 5 under Pards' tutelage, you want to cut it off at the head. And why? So you can see your unrelenting campaign against Sir Alan succeed for nothing but its own sake and your thirst for tribalistic titillation quenched.
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For shame

Shed wrote:The fact that you're willing your own side on to lose just so you can be proven temporarily right on one of your talking points tells us all we need know about you, as well as that you're not mentally up to the task of analysing Pards' brilliance and that your thoughts thereon should be discarded outright

tbf many of us United fans wanted the team to lose towards last seasons' end to get rid of moysie.

If the momentary grief of a loss could spare someone of an eternal cancer that constantly pulls the club down then theres a justification for such a stand I believe.

Yeah but if that temporary grief compounds can Newcastle sustain it? United could obviously afford 1 season out of the top 4, but it Newcastle had to get relegated for mole to get his club back, there is no guarantee they are coming back up.

Hapless_Hans wrote:clearly you overestimate the tactical finesse of LvG

He's a good coach in training, but not a good tactician.

And Wenger's a tactician is he?

mr-r34 wrote:Yeah but if that temporary grief compounds can Newcastle sustain it? United could obviously afford 1 season out of the top 4, but it Newcastle had to get relegated for mole to get his club back, there is no guarantee they are coming back up.

i think if we take the Champions League spot as the yardstick for United, for Newcastle it has be the top 10 or at least top 12 (considering the form of Swansea and West ham this season). So if they drop out of the 12, Pardiola must be evicted. They are too good a side to be even near relegation.

mr-r34 wrote:Yeah but if that temporary grief compounds can Newcastle sustain it? United could obviously afford 1 season out of the top 4, but it Newcastle had to get relegated for mole to get his club back, there is no guarantee they are coming back up.

Don't care really, I'd rather be in the Championship than see Ashley be owner.

At least I'd know there is a future there, under Ashley there is nothing it's bad forever rotten to the core.

don't cehre... just don't cehre anymore

Great Leader Sprucenuce wrote:

mr-r34 wrote:Yeah but if that temporary grief compounds can Newcastle sustain it? United could obviously afford 1 season out of the top 4, but it Newcastle had to get relegated for mole to get his club back, there is no guarantee they are coming back up.

Don't care really, I'd rather be in the Championship than see Ashley be owner.

At least I'd know there is a future there, under Ashley there is nothing it's bad forever rotten to the core.

But what IF you are in the Championship and Ashley is still the owner???

Hapless_Hans wrote:don't cehre... just don't cehre anymore

lmao, Mole might have regrets when they are down in the 2nd tier and struggle to come back up.

iftikhar wrote:

Great Leader Sprucenuce wrote:

mr-r34 wrote:Yeah but if that temporary grief compounds can Newcastle sustain it? United could obviously afford 1 season out of the top 4, but it Newcastle had to get relegated for mole to get his club back, there is no guarantee they are coming back up.

Don't care really, I'd rather be in the Championship than see Ashley be owner.

At least I'd know there is a future there, under Ashley there is nothing it's bad forever rotten to the core.

But what IF you are in the Championship and Ashley is still the owner???

That's the point he wouldn't be, he's the only the owner right now because of the attraction and money of the PL brings to his businesses.

I can understand Mole. Is it too much to ask for "a Barca style of play"?

Atm it's too much to ask for a Stoke style of play

FOOTBALLLLLLLLL

Football is coming home it's coming home it's coming
Football's coming home It's comingggg homeee

Pardew with another sterling example of why I *bleep* hate him outside of shite football and shite results.

He's playing Ryan *bleep* Taylor at DM today.

Can't wait to see your reaction when you win with a clean sheet

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