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Ashley?Poll's only at 84%. Who's been hacking it?
Bong eye and his mates still onboard with the rafalution I see
He's morphing into Moyes![]()
That can't be true as they've had an impossible start, hardest one ever i think i heard someone claim!
Now I’d watch that!Really? Well let's hope he doesn't go naked on channel four like Keith did!
I am really trying to be fair to them and understand what Ashley has really done that they hate. The Hall/Shepherd business model was about to fall apart and they could easily have done a Portsmouth - obviously without winning anything.
I would imagine their current finances are amongst the top 10 best in British football.
I’m not disagreeing I’m just waiting for the fall outHis money
Can do what he likes
This should be fun
What a lot of people forget is Mike is a business man. If he has chance of a sale of the club on the grounds in remains in the premier League, if Rafa is failing he will sack him.
He doesnt care what the fans think, and rightly so as they are idiots but this is an investment to Ashley and he will run as he sees fit. Quite frankly, any other club they would have sacked their manager after the money he has spend and over 3 seasons only 2 points and I cant see them beating Southampton or Watford.
Watford could be his demise
Net spend bollocks again I see.
I don't think he will; if only to avoid the pay-off.
Same reason why Rafa won't walk.
Mexican Stand Off.
Wurld class manager thoughDreading the drop: A reason for each of the Premier League's bottom five to be fearful
Newcastle United (20th)
A lack of a Plan B
Some would argue there is not an obvious Plan A at Newcastle, but this seems a team without ideas – as shown by the fact they swung in 41 crosses against Brighton, 11 more than any other team this weekend. Considering their primary striker, Yoshinori Muto, is four inches shorter than both Brighton centre-backs, it was never likely to be a successful plan.
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"Tomorrow we attack the germans"Dreading the drop: A reason for each of the Premier League's bottom five to be fearful
Newcastle United (20th)
A lack of a Plan B
Some would argue there is not an obvious Plan A at Newcastle, but this seems a team without ideas – as shown by the fact they swung in 41 crosses against Brighton, 11 more than any other team this weekend. Considering their primary striker, Yoshinori Muto, is four inches shorter than both Brighton centre-backs, it was never likely to be a successful plan.
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Exactly, swinging in crosses tends to suggest long ball game. You know the kind of hoofball they used to deride Allardyce for allegedly playing.Wurld class manager though![]()