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You want to get your CH thoughts in my Hughton thread on NO. I like a lot of others are still holding fire as CH has done a steady job so far. I'm not going to judge him on it all yet, the step up and the new personnel has presented new challenges, he has admitted he made mistakes, lets see what he does next. As i've said, the City game is not that important but the next 3 games are potentially make or break for the season, we need to be at least nearing 20 points at Christmas if we are going to stay up. Wigan, West Ham, Sunderland, Fulham, Blackburn, Birmingham, Bolton, West Brom are all massive games for us and all before the two ties over the holidays we arent likely to get points from. We've got to give him until then to sort a few issues out, last season we didnt really start playing untill November. I would be worried if we hadnt dominated the chances against Blackpool and played well enough to have been 2 or 3 up at half time against Stoke. The result was bad but the margins of error at the moment are miniscule. Thinking back to Souness/Allardyce/Roeder when results were shit, the performances were shit too. When we get there, then we can think about changing him, until then he deserves a lot of time to get things right. Till the Jan window then? Until i feel after watching the side play that based on tte performance (not the result) we have no chance of winning our next game against a team outside the top 5 or 6, home or away. Realistically speaking, if we dont have around 20 points by the start of January then we arent on track for survival but am not sure i'd change it even then. People are too quick to judge and am not sure why you want me to go over to NO to post about this. Certain posters on there were claiming Guthrie is better than Barton because Barton gave the ball away cheaply a few times against Blackpool. The big picture is that even with the bizarre substitutions on Sunday, we were still carving out chances and Nolan should have equalised. Hughton cant finish them off for us, he can only set the team up to ensure we create them. I am readying my stalking horse, you look like a prime candidate.

CHRIS Hughton has claimed Kevin Nolan is the “key” to his preferred system at Newcastle United, and hinted he will continue to play the midfielder in an attacking midfield role despite Sunday’s 2-1 defeat to Stoke. Nolan has started all six of the Magpies’ Premier League matches this season, and while a return of three goals is not to be sniffed at, questions have been asked of the midfielder’s suitability for the key position at the apex of a five-man midfield. Summer signing Hatem Ben Arfa would offer greater pace and fluidity on the shoulder of Andy Carroll, but Nolan’s presence has so far restricted the Frenchman to a pair of appearances on the left of midfield. Similarly, Hughton’s continued reliance on Nolan has ruled out the possibility of pairing Carroll with another centre-forward, but having watched the former Bolton midfielder score 17 Championship goals last season, the Magpies manager is not about to apologise for the faith he continues to show in him. “Kevin is a big, big player for us,” said Hughton. “He is key to what we do. What he does for us is play in the important role either off the front man or in the midfield, and he will always get into goalscoring positions – that is what makes him important. “Even in a very tight game against Stoke, he was in that position to get our best opportunity of the second half. I have no worries about a player like Kevin.” Nolan is likely to retain his place for Sunday’s trip to Manchester City, a game that will come too early for Danny Simpson, Danny Guthrie and Steven Taylor.

You want to get your CH thoughts in my Hughton thread on NO. I like a lot of others are still holding fire as CH has done a steady job so far. I'm not going to judge him on it all yet, the step up and the new personnel has presented new challenges, he has admitted he made mistakes, lets see what he does next. As i've said, the City game is not that important but the next 3 games are potentially make or break for the season, we need to be at least nearing 20 points at Christmas if we are going to stay up. Wigan, West Ham, Sunderland, Fulham, Blackburn, Birmingham, Bolton, West Brom are all massive games for us and all before the two ties over the holidays we arent likely to get points from. We've got to give him until then to sort a few issues out, last season we didnt really start playing untill November. I would be worried if we hadnt dominated the chances against Blackpool and played well enough to have been 2 or 3 up at half time against Stoke. The result was bad but the margins of error at the moment are miniscule. Thinking back to Souness/Allardyce/Roeder when results were shit, the performances were shit too. When we get there, then we can think about changing him, until then he deserves a lot of time to get things right. Till the Jan window then?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/3290383.stm

This article is what is called predictive programming.

YOu only have to glance at Tiote coverage and interception stats to see taking him off against a big physical side was basically fatal.

You want to get your CH thoughts in my Hughton thread on NO. I like a lot of others are still holding fire as CH has done a steady job so far.

Nah it was more - bad things happen but don't worry chaps there will be a book about it later written by the people who did the bad things explaining how they didn't do it. You know there is little point in painting these subjecgt as good v bad, cause both sides are upto no good. Wars and enemies make money for a priveledged few it is in their interstes to have a buffet of bad guys to rotate like tasy kebabs in the dimming of the light.

Like the official 9/11 report? I get it..You get robbed and then a book comes out and someone nicks that as well.

Probably the same as the fradulant Florida ballot counts and machine rigging that kept Bush in power. No? None of the protesters of that result were killed by the governments guard. Maybe not on that ocassion but what happened to the anti-vietnam protestors who were battoned and live rounds werre fired?? Where was your benign grinning uncle sam then? You know the thing is you have to take onbaord that ruling elites whomever they are only worry about one thing - how to stay in power.

Probably the same as the fradulant Florida ballot counts and machine rigging that kept Bush in power. No?

Saved me typing all that out. I wish you had considering the shitstorm I have entered into Everytime I see one of these threads I mumble to myself not to get involved, but as soon as I see standardixed thinking and predictive programming in every post it's like the French revolution never happenned. The real enemy of the 'West' is it's own people and they know that. How do you go after and control your own people? You create an enemy who doesn't fight on battlefields and might be living next door. The politburo would be proud of what America has achieved in wiping away freedoms of privacy. Lesson learnt here - but the level of brainwashing, scaremongering and downright lying which is spouted by the agenda driven superpowers and then unquestioningly lapped up by some just defies belief. A lot of research was done in the 80's by media thinktanks on how to present vague news iteams as bite sized facts (perfected by sky and fox) so that people will be able to babble them verbatim at work the next day and after a while start to believe that it was actaully their own idea.

What is he fakin talking about 451 is suitable for Everton away, it isn't for pub team at home. Nolan thicker than Shola?

Saved me typing all that out. I wish you had considering the shitstorm I have entered into Everytime I see one of these threads I mumble to myself not to get involved, but as soon as I see standardixed thinking and predictive programming in every post it's like the French revolution never happenned. The real enemy of the 'West' is it's own people and they know that. How do you go after and control your own people? You create an enemy who doesn't fight on battlefields and might be living next door. The politburo would be proud of what America has achieved in wiping away freedoms of privacy.

No Govt can domonize other peoples better than a Govt hell bent on having no oppositon and no other viewpoints, there is a word for that.

Just going to quote this in case anyone is in doubt of your true nature. When we had puppet running these countries the people were all cushty and whatnot, as soon as they started running their own countries and keeping their oil money for themselves their all suddenly salivating nutters....It amazes me that people belive all that shit it really does.

Saved me typing all that out.

No quarter given 'sniffer' post classic.

The Homeland security budget is 43 billion dollars and rising. If you add the nsa, cia and fbi budgets we're looking at 400 BILLION DOLLARS $$$. Basically it's the state protecting itself against the people. The enemy withing stuff is a distraction.

In the futuristic dystopia imagined in 1984, George Orwell wrote of a world where the only color to be found was in the propaganda posters. Such is the case in North Korea. Images of Kim Il-sung are depicted in the vivid poster colors favored by the Socialist Realism style of painting. The Great Leader sits on a bench smiling benevolently at a group of brightly dressed children crowding around him. Rays of yellow and orange emanate from his face: He is the sun."

Welcome.

Given the fact they weren't "being open and wearing uniforms in a proper battlefield" or whatever it is you say about Muslims then I'd say yes. they may have saved someone you know, or you, being murdered. I suppose your reply says everything. Further debate is pointless. Their actions may have caused a retribution from the terrorists which lead to someone being murdered. Your argument is weak as piss. bollocks. They were deservedly shot. Whatever any further consequences. You can't allow shitbags like that to do what they were planning. You don't deal with terrorists. You don't get it. If you deal with them, they see it as weakness and attempt to "bargain" further anyway. So you don't believe in escalation? Terrorism doesn't work, it won't ever get the terrorists what they want. Neither does meeting violence with violence. The only thing that works is moderation and if you don't see that, you're as much a zealot as the people you rail against. WTF? Terrorism works like a motherfucker, man! Not for the terrorists, no, but for the defense contractors, clerics, polticans, mercenar- er, I mean, security contractors, media outlets, and the rest whose currency is the fearful and ignorant, it works quite effectively. (Totally see your point, btw) It's a money maker and a budget raiser.

One of the best posts in the thread. People are being manipulated and agenda are being driven forward.