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[Archived] Other PL happenings 2010-2011

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  On 07/12/2010 at 12:55, Jisty said:

These folks seem pretty convinced it's going to be Martin Jol

Well at least he's used to being sacked without any respect for past achievements - didn't it leak out mid match that he was being sacked by spurs

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thenodrog

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  On 07/12/2010 at 00:03, philipl said:

I am afraid the real reason for Hughton's sacking might become all too painfully clear for Rovers supporters.

The Walker Trust are buying the Magpies? :o:P

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Stuart

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  On 07/12/2010 at 12:57, gumboots said:

Well at least he's used to being sacked without any respect for past achievements - didn't it leak out mid match that he was being sacked by spurs

Yes I seem to remember that.

Might just be wishful thinking on my part but... maybe, just maybe....

paul-ince-blackburn-rovers-manager.jpg

C'mon, they deserve each other!

Steve Moss Champions League

Steve Moss

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  On 07/12/2010 at 13:09, Jisty said:

Yes I seem to remember that.

Might just be wishful thinking on my part but... maybe, just maybe....

paul-ince-blackburn-rovers-manager.jpg

Would be a dream come true. :lol:

Rover Down Under Premier League

Rover Down Under

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I wondered how long it would take before Nukecastles delusions of grandeur and sense of entitlement would take to return after coming up. Couldn't even keep 'em down for half a season. Sacking Hughton after what he's done for them is unforgiveable and I hope whoever they appoint takes them straight back down, not to be seen again for a decade. And there I was thinking relegation would have done them some good.

Toons never change their stripes.

Andy Champions League

Andy

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Allardyce back to Newcastle?!

Never in a squillion years.

There's more chance of my pet cat getting the Newcastle job than Big Sam.

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I think Martin O'Neill might be in with a shot, if he can get the best out of Guthrie, Ameobi, Routledge to support the outstanding world class talents of A Smith, Barton, Nolan and Campbell then a top 4 slot should not be out of the question.

If he fails to reach that in the last 6 months of this season with a massive 20 million pound warchest at his disposal they can always just sack him for incompetence.

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gumboots

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  On 07/12/2010 at 23:08, Andy said:

Allardyce back to Newcastle?!

Never in a squillion years.

There's more chance of my pet cat getting the Newcastle job than Big Sam.

has your cat got an interview then, or has it been spotted lurking round estate agents in Ponteland?

Andy Champions League

Andy

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Not just yet, though neither aspect could be applied to Big Sam either.

What swings it, is that somebody's mate's auntie's half-brother plays golf with somebody who's heard of Tom Finn's cousin - and apparently Fred is very much a front runner at this time.

Seriously though, it's inconceivable that Sam could/would return to Newcastle under the current setup.

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RibbleValleyRover

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Houllier next manager to be sacked? 2 wins in 11 league games under his watch. His comments after the 3-0 Liverpool loss look like they have angered the Villa fans looking at some of their messageboards.

He told his post-match press conference: "The fans were good. I appreciated the fact that they chanted my name at the end. It shows they can remember.

"There was also a banner at the start of the game. I was not emotional but I was extremely touched by that."

He added: "It's difficult to say but I prefer to lose 3-0 to Liverpool because I like Liverpool.

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Hughesy

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Pardew?? :lol: You couldnt make it up!! JOKE CLUB!!! :lol:

Love the toon forums at the moment

"Pedro in charge, Pardew bookies favourite despite being sacked from his 3 previous jobs. You could'nt f***ing make it up!!!!!!. If it happens that fat cockney w***ker aint getting my season ticket money next year. I've been a supporter since 1955 and enough is enough. :angry2::angry2: "

"You need to show how much you detest wahat he's doing to your club- mass protests and maybe everyone leaving after 60 mins of Saturdays match - show him he is not wanted- hurt him in the wallet and he will soon go!"

"Mike Ashley is ruining this club! I honestly wish the fat c*nt would fooook off and die!!

I hope to god the bloke dies a horrible slow and painful death in the lead up to Christmas!!!"

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Mattyblue

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Robbie Savage on Five Live about Newcastle:

"Just because they get big crowds doesn't make them a big club. I've researched this and in their time in the Premier League their average position was 11th. Big club? Don't make me laugh. Big clubs win things"

About bloody time somebody in the media said it. Only club in the Newcastle, Tyneside and the Northumberland region and they attract crowds of 45000! What an acheievement! 'Big' catchment area and that's it.

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So what. If they could choose any of those or us, I would suggest that we would be last.

Are we going to cry everytime another team gets taken over and wish it was us?

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67splitscreen

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  On 08/12/2010 at 14:10, BuckyRover said:

So what. If they could choose any of those or us, I would suggest that we would be last.

Are we going to cry everytime another team gets taken over and wish it was us?

No ones crying and the point being, IMO, another Man City type owner the Prem does not need, nor do we, especially someone Newcastle who at the moment are in a similar league position.

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koi

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  On 08/12/2010 at 13:21, Mattyblue said:

Robbie Savage on Five Live about Newcastle:

"Just because they get big crowds doesn't make them a big club. I've researched this and in their time in the Premier League their average position was 11th. Big club? Don't make me laugh. Big clubs win things"

About bloody time somebody in the media said it. Only club in the Newcastle, Tyneside and the Northumberland region and they attract crowds of 45000! What an acheievement! 'Big' catchment area and that's it.

Think Sav needs to do his maths again because I'm pretty sure they've finished in the top six at least eight times three of which were as runners-up.

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gumboots

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  On 08/12/2010 at 14:59, koi said:

Think Sav needs to do his maths again because I'm pretty sure they've finished in the top six at least eight times three of which were as runners-up.

But they also got relegated which perhaps helps bring that average down quite a way

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