Big Sam - staying or going?
Big Sam - staying or going?
05 December 2007, 08:47 PM
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Ricardo, where have you been? 
Losing against the Gooners at the mo. though you cant hold that against Big Sam.
But if they lose against Birmingham the weekend surely he has to go
Losing against the Gooners at the mo. though you cant hold that against Big Sam.
But if they lose against Birmingham the weekend surely he has to go
05 December 2007, 08:56 PM
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Hi Paul hope all is well, my employer has offered some huge bonuses this last couple of months so daytime internet is a big no no im afraid. have i misses anything?
05 December 2007, 11:31 PM
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Who the **** are we going to get to replace him.
Give the Guy a chance for **** sake,even Keegan had a bad run in his early days.
Lets keep a manager for longer,as long as he keeps us in the Premership,which he will,hopefully Europe
,then who Knows.
I personally want stability at the club.Lets get rid of the turnstile at the managers door and have a manager who can have time to work with the Team.
After all Alex rudolph Ferguson,did not do it all in one season.
Give the Guy a chance for **** sake,even Keegan had a bad run in his early days.
Lets keep a manager for longer,as long as he keeps us in the Premership,which he will,hopefully Europe
,then who Knows.I personally want stability at the club.Lets get rid of the turnstile at the managers door and have a manager who can have time to work with the Team.
After all Alex rudolph Ferguson,did not do it all in one season.
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10 December 2007, 11:47 PM
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i think he is as good a manager as there is at the moment. he has inherited a ****e team tbh and will need time to sort it out ! i like the magpies so hope he can do it and hope he gets the time to aswell !
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Changes are needed at the top.
Big Sam will be sacked as will anyone else that takes the job after him.
Used to like Newcastle but they've lost their way.
Is that dick "Fat Freddie" still involved at the club ?
09 January 2008, 05:58 PM
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Jesus Christ, how stupid can these people be? Whats' that 5,000 managers in the last 3 years? 
Big Sam may not play the be an advocate of attractive football, but at least he has some idea. Looks to me like NUFC are going to go for the Holy Grail of Shearer. What a managerial track record he has!
Big Sam may not play the be an advocate of attractive football, but at least he has some idea. Looks to me like NUFC are going to go for the Holy Grail of Shearer. What a managerial track record he has!
09 January 2008, 06:24 PM
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Will be the worst desicion in Football if Shearer was appointed Manager.
Just because he is a legend and was a great player,means **** all in a managment career,that he has no experience of.
Just because he is a legend and was a great player,means **** all in a managment career,that he has no experience of.
09 January 2008, 06:41 PM
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Mick, post 7 
Keegan had no managerial experience either, look what happened then.
God know's who we'll get next though. Don't think it'll be Shearer though.
Keegan had no managerial experience either, look what happened then.
God know's who we'll get next though.
Don't think it'll be Shearer though.
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The number of managers who get the chop in the prem after no time is a joke. If they are all bad managers then the chairmen who are clearly appointing the wrong people should also think about stepping down. With the transfer window you have 2 scrambles for players a year so you'll see more bad buys. It means it takes longer to build a squad of players and form a team.
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So it has nothing at all to do withthe current Board.
Yes in the past,Fat Freddie was very bad in his desicions,now with the new owner hopefully this will stop,and they have a top class manager lined up.
09 January 2008, 07:17 PM
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Not too sure it'd be a good idea to have Shearer as boss.
He is a legend up there and loved by the fans. Would he risk loosing his status up there if he turned out to be a s**t manager?
He is a legend up there and loved by the fans. Would he risk loosing his status up there if he turned out to be a s**t manager?
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I think they have Shearer lined up already, theres been talk for some time about it, he's never come forward and said he doesn't want the job. i think Mike Ashly is thinking along the lines of what King Kev did in the early 90's, former player and local legend, and awoke the sleeping giant, maybe he thinks Shearer and achieve the same?
09 January 2008, 08:09 PM
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I think they have Shearer lined up already, theres been talk for some time about it, he's never come forward and said he doesn't want the job. i think Mike Ashly is thinking along the lines of what King Kev did in the early 90's, former player and local legend, and awoke the sleeping giant, maybe he thinks Shearer and achieve the same?
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strictly speaking not entirely correct, Newcastle won League Division 1 in the 1992-93 season under Keegan, yes he did spend a fortune, but i think Mike Ashley is *cue brummy accent* considerably richer than Sir John Hall. 
it remains to be seen if he really will put his hands in his pockets Abramovich style and back the new manager???
it remains to be seen if he really will put his hands in his pockets Abramovich style and back the new manager???