SaintJackoInHurworth Posted 3 February, 2018 Posted 3 February, 2018 Alan Pardew has been working hard to turn it around at West Brom, but our win against them today makes it even harder for him. I feel a little bit sorry for him as I always thought our sacking of him several years ago seemed a bit harsh at the time (putting aside claims made on here that there were other significant contributory factors). Pardew's career seems to have been on a downwards trajectory ever since we sacked him and you have got to think that if he fails to keep West Brom up he will be sacked again and he will find it very hard to find another club to manage.
S-Clarke Posted 3 February, 2018 Posted 3 February, 2018 He's not going to be sacked, he's there till the end I'd think. Plus he went on and did decent things at Newcastle after he left us, he almost finished top 4 with them.
Pamplemousse Posted 3 February, 2018 Posted 3 February, 2018 I very much doubt it. Even if he were to get sacked, plenty of Championship sides would take him in a heartbeat.
SuperSAINT Posted 3 February, 2018 Posted 3 February, 2018 He's a good manager. He's played the Sturridge roulette though.
St Chalet Posted 3 February, 2018 Posted 3 February, 2018 Pardew got himself sacked with us. Meh on what happens to him but we’ll always have the JPT to thank him for.
BridgnorthSaint Posted 3 February, 2018 Posted 3 February, 2018 I have to say I like Pards. He always speaks of the Saints with fondness and He helped stop the rot in the great decline. But Now is now and I am glad we took the 3 points from him.
Wrensup Posted 3 February, 2018 Posted 3 February, 2018 West Brom was fooked before he took over, plus I reckon they’d keep him if they got relegated. Definitely good enough to challenge for promotion
krissyboy31 Posted 3 February, 2018 Posted 3 February, 2018 To be fair I think they'll still manage to stay up. Any 3 from 10 could go down and there's 3 worse than them and us!
Lord Duckhunter Posted 3 February, 2018 Posted 3 February, 2018 Pardew's career seems to have been on a downwards trajectory ever since we sacked him Behave yourself man. Have you been drinking? Since leaving League 1 Southampton he's managed one of the biggest clubs in the country, the club where he made his name as a player and is now at a similar sized club to us. He's managed numerous seasons 2 steps above where he left us. If that's a downwards trajectory, what's an upwards one? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Bad Wolf Posted 3 February, 2018 Posted 3 February, 2018 Behave yourself man. Have you been drinking? Since leaving League 1 Southampton he's managed one of the biggest clubs in the country, the club where he made his name as a player and is now at a similar sized club to us. He's managed numerous seasons 2 steps above where he left us. If that's a downwards trajectory, what's an upwards one? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Newcastle one of the biggest clubs in the country?! Have YOU been drinking?! They're bigger than us but we're a small club. Newcastle are not even in the top ten in the country.
Green Posted 3 February, 2018 Posted 3 February, 2018 He also got to the FA Cup final and was linked with the England job. Poor fella, it’s definitely been all downhill for him since finishing 7th in League One.
Forester Posted 3 February, 2018 Posted 3 February, 2018 Answer is no, Puel is flying at Leicester.....!
Lord Duckhunter Posted 3 February, 2018 Posted 3 February, 2018 Newcastle one of the biggest clubs in the country?! Have YOU been drinking?! They're bigger than us but we're a small club. Newcastle are not even in the top ten in the country. Don’t be a ****ing plum, which 10 clubs are bigger? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
Bad Wolf Posted 3 February, 2018 Posted 3 February, 2018 Don’t be a ****ing plum, which 10 clubs are bigger? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk United, Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Spurs, City, Everton, Leeds, Villa, West Ham.
beatlesaint Posted 3 February, 2018 Posted 3 February, 2018 United, Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Spurs, City, Everton, Leeds, Villa, West Ham. Wolves probably too :-)
Saint IQ Posted 4 February, 2018 Posted 4 February, 2018 Alan Pardew has been working hard to turn it around at West Brom, but our win against them today makes it even harder for him. I feel a little bit sorry for him as I always thought our sacking of him several years ago seemed a bit harsh at the time (putting aside claims made on here that there were other significant contributory factors). Pardew's career seems to have been on a downwards trajectory ever since we sacked him and you have got to think that if he fails to keep West Brom up he will be sacked again and he will find it very hard to find another club to manage. After we sacked him he almost guided Newcastle to a champions league place?
Lord Duckhunter Posted 4 February, 2018 Posted 4 February, 2018 West Ham bigger than Newcastle, you really have been drinking. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Whitey Grandad Posted 4 February, 2018 Posted 4 February, 2018 West Ham bigger than Newcastle, you really have been drinking. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk They are in East London
Bad Wolf Posted 4 February, 2018 Posted 4 February, 2018 (edited) Double post Edited 4 February, 2018 by Instant Classic
Bad Wolf Posted 4 February, 2018 Posted 4 February, 2018 West Ham bigger than Newcastle, you really have been drinking. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk I see far more West Ham shirts around than Newcastle. West Ham last trophy: 1980 Newcastle last trophy: 1955
Dalek2003 Posted 4 February, 2018 Posted 4 February, 2018 Talking of Leeds, there is an example of a club wallowing in the Championship. A sleeping giant.
Pamplemousse Posted 4 February, 2018 Posted 4 February, 2018 I see far more West Ham shirts around than Newcastle. West Ham last trophy: 1980 Newcastle last trophy: 1955 When were West Ham last in the Champions League?
Bad Wolf Posted 4 February, 2018 Posted 4 February, 2018 When were West Ham last in the Champions League? Leicester a bigger club than Everton then?
CB Fry Posted 4 February, 2018 Posted 4 February, 2018 Leicester a bigger club than Everton then?Leicester last trophy: 2016 Everton: 1995 That's your measure from about three posts ago. What's your point?
SuperSAINT Posted 4 February, 2018 Posted 4 February, 2018 I see far more West Ham shirts around than Newcastle. Because we live in the South
Bad Wolf Posted 4 February, 2018 Posted 4 February, 2018 Leicester last trophy: 2016 Everton: 1995 That's your measure from about three posts ago. What's your point? I was asking a question not making a statement.
CB Fry Posted 4 February, 2018 Posted 4 February, 2018 I was asking a question not making a statement.What's your answer to the question?
Bad Wolf Posted 4 February, 2018 Posted 4 February, 2018 What's your answer to the question? No. Everton are bigger. We'll agree to disagree. The point is Pardew isn't going anywhere and even if he did, most Championship clubs would stroll have him.
Dellman Posted 4 February, 2018 Posted 4 February, 2018 Even if Pardew is sacked (unlikely) he will walk into another job when he chooses. To be sacked is almost a badge of honour in management, football is not like the resty of life, it is a paralell universe, haven't you noticed?
Charlie Wayman Posted 4 February, 2018 Posted 4 February, 2018 I have to say I like Pards. He always speaks of the Saints with fondness and He helped stop the rot in the great decline. But Now is now and I am glad we took the 3 points from him. Yep, me too. Another like Adkins who got a rough deal by Cortese. We seem only to sack successful managers! I hope he keeps WBA up they've been part of our history since the last war and used to be a bit of a bogey team for us.
Lord Duckhunter Posted 4 February, 2018 Posted 4 February, 2018 I see far more West Ham shirts around than Newcastle. West Ham last trophy: 1980 Newcastle last trophy: 1955 Wigan last trophy 2013 Liverpool last trophy 2012 #clueless Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
Bad Wolf Posted 4 February, 2018 Posted 4 February, 2018 Wigan last trophy 2013 Liverpool last trophy 2012 #clueless Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk What exactly is it you think makes Newcastle so huge?
nta786 Posted 4 February, 2018 Posted 4 February, 2018 What exactly is it you think makes Newcastle so huge? their stadium. tbf this is a whole new debate itself- is it trophies, fan following, PL status, money, the general history of the club such as how long they've been in top flight- lots of variable factors that will affect what ppl think is the biggest 10 clubs in the country. http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11096/10881263/ultimate-league-reveals-liverpool-are-englands-top-team-followed-by-man-utd-and-arsenal this would suggest us as 11th for example
Bad Wolf Posted 4 February, 2018 Posted 4 February, 2018 their stadium. tbf this is a whole new debate itself- is it trophies, fan following, PL status, money, the general history of the club such as how long they've been in top flight- lots of variable factors that will affect what ppl think is the biggest 10 clubs in the country. http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11096/10881263/ultimate-league-reveals-liverpool-are-englands-top-team-followed-by-man-utd-and-arsenal this would suggest us as 11th for example What about West Ham's stadium? I agree. It's a matter of opinion.
CB Fry Posted 4 February, 2018 Posted 4 February, 2018 What exactly is it you think makes Newcastle so huge?Any club that anyone thinks is bigger than West Ham is "so huge" now? What kind of hold has that club got over you?
Whitey Grandad Posted 4 February, 2018 Posted 4 February, 2018 What about West Ham's stadium? I agree. It's a matter of opinion.But it's not West Ham's stadium, is it?
Dark Munster Posted 5 February, 2018 Posted 5 February, 2018 By attendance Newcastle are top 10 (averaging around 50K in the PL). With that level of support they are huge underachievers.
Cartman Posted 5 February, 2018 Posted 5 February, 2018 Leicester a bigger club than Everton then? Yes. The 80s are long gone.
doddisalegend Posted 5 February, 2018 Posted 5 February, 2018 (edited) West Brom was fooked before he took over, plus I reckon they’d keep him if they got relegated. Definitely good enough to challenge for promotion They were 1pt above the relegation zone when Pardew took over they are now bottom and 4pts off 17th so I wouldn't say they were fooked before he took over but (despite the cup game against pool) he hasn't improved them. Edited 5 February, 2018 by doddisalegend
Batman Posted 5 February, 2018 Posted 5 February, 2018 They were 1pt above the relegation zone when Pardew took over they are now bottom and 4pts off 17th so I wouldn't say they were fooked before he took over but (despite the cup game against pool) he hasn't in improved them.They had not won in 20. I believe that has changed despite the rest down there also picking up points
doddisalegend Posted 5 February, 2018 Posted 5 February, 2018 They had not won in 20. I believe that has changed despite the rest down there also picking up points yes he has had one win (Brighton) in the league since taking over at the end of November not exactly the new manager bounce a team would hope for.
Batman Posted 5 February, 2018 Posted 5 February, 2018 yes he has had one win (Brighton) in the league since taking over at the end of November not exactly the new manager bounce a team would hope for.But better than no wins in 20. And beating Liverpool at anfield
Lets B Avenue Posted 5 February, 2018 Posted 5 February, 2018 But better than no wins in 20. And beating Liverpool at anfield The last 8 of those 20 games were under Pardew.
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