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Is it a done deal Tom?
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Film/moving picture show you most recently watched
Park Life replied to Jimbo's topic in General Chat
Must see. -
Alan Shearer to discuss four-year deal at Newcastle
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Bassong only on 5k a week. Stunning season for us. -
Alan Shearer to discuss four-year deal at Newcastle
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Alan Shearer to discuss four-year deal at Newcastle
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7th Stop it. I wish you fucking would. All this grief over one thread. I'm going to military grade predictions. One a day. Dont go changing Parky, absurd and outlandish claims are the backbone of any decent forum. Fo sho. Stupid predictions are where its at man, one FA cup final me and my mate did a spread bet called 'Spitting Image' where you had to predict how many times a player was caught spitting on camera. I dont recall the outcome. Another one was called "U-Boats!" for an international game - how many german subs would there be in the match. -
Alan Shearer to discuss four-year deal at Newcastle
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7th Stop it. I wish you fucking would. All this grief over one thread. I'm going to military grade predictions. One a day. Benitez and the fat lady singing, we have a good chance of finishing above Arsenal etc All legendary threads from the hands of the master. -
Alan Shearer to discuss four-year deal at Newcastle
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7th Stop it. I wish you fucking would. All this grief over one thread. In your dreams. It's the numerous predictions before and since too. It's a curse. Didn't know I had such power. You don't. You just talk out your arse. Zip it baldy. -
Alan Shearer to discuss four-year deal at Newcastle
Park Life replied to Scottish Mag's topic in Newcastle Forum
7th Stop it. I wish you fucking would. All this grief over one thread. I'm going to military grade predictions. One a day. Dont go changing Parky, absurd and outlandish claims are the backbone of any decent forum. Fo sho. -
Alan Shearer to discuss four-year deal at Newcastle
Park Life replied to Scottish Mag's topic in Newcastle Forum
7th Stop it. I wish you fucking would. All this grief over one thread. In your dreams. It's the numerous predictions before and since too. It's a curse. Didn't know I had such power. -
Alan Shearer to discuss four-year deal at Newcastle
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Bit pathetic picking him up on his attire is it not? Not really. How much is a tie to wear in front of the nations media? Very true. This is the last straw, getting us relegated was one thing but not wearing a tie!! Next you will be telling me the crease in his trousers was slightly off centre. Tom is anal. -
Alan Shearer to discuss four-year deal at Newcastle
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Please, make never ever a prediction again. Danke schön! Shearer won't stay on. Better. -
Alan Shearer to discuss four-year deal at Newcastle
Park Life replied to Scottish Mag's topic in Newcastle Forum
7th Stop it. I wish you fucking would. All this grief over one thread. I'm going to military grade predictions. One a day. -
Alan Shearer to discuss four-year deal at Newcastle
Park Life replied to Scottish Mag's topic in Newcastle Forum
Please, make never ever a prediction again. Danke schön! Shearer won't stay on. -
Alan Shearer to discuss four-year deal at Newcastle
Park Life replied to Scottish Mag's topic in Newcastle Forum
7th Stop it. -
What is the most ridiculous hatred you harbour?
Park Life replied to Park Life's topic in General Chat
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Alan Shearer to discuss four-year deal at Newcastle
Park Life replied to Scottish Mag's topic in Newcastle Forum
Shearer will stay on. -
Couple have mentioned it, if anything was ever done Must be something somewhere though, as we always seem to be top or there abouts in the Premiership injury table (although not next season obviously ). It was too hard wasn't it. It has been re-done iirc. The inj prob is to do with dodgy transfers imho.
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Would be lovely.
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And that's exactly my point. We pissed a lot of it up the wall without laying enough foundations on the playing front. We also made some staggeringly bad decisions on managers. When there's a revolving door policy on managers it makes everything much worse, as each new man rips it up and starts again. That's still not an argument for a DoF by the way Say after 4/5 years or however long, wouldn't it make sense to retain Shearer as a dir?
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It helps to have a manager you don't have to sack after they've blown your wad on their shite players. We've ripped it up and started again half a dozen times since the stability of SBR Of course by default that is a case for a DOF. Or not fucking up in appointing a manager. Again and again and again. Again, even with a goodish manager and had we still been in the PL we were probably about 8th choice for a player in this league and about 30th choice for a player if clubs of similar standing in Euro are taken into account. Yes, but Rome wasn't built in a day. Unless you're Chelsea. What's wrong with stability and steady improvement? We've had the whole of the PL time to build Rome. Mate, we're not talking about the same thing. Imagine the money was there to build Rome, but the architects held wild orgies and feasts, built themselves some big mansions and spunked the rest away on shoddy building materials, lean to's and gimmicky pre-fabs. Then when the money was gone they sodded off and left everyone to it. It might take the new blokes a bit longer to build Rome properly unless they're Roman sodding Abramovich, innit That cycle happens at almost every club. How did they get through it? Not sure what to make of such a massive generalisation. But the point is, it's happened to us now, at a time when ourselves and others simply can't spend our way out of it, because the money isn't there. So as an overall strategy we either have to take the Everton route to success, or find a real sugar daddy. Whichever way we go, doesn't mean the fundamentals of the club don't need to be sound, and that won't change overnight if you're starting from a low base. Where's our fukin head of opponent analysis??!! LFC » SQUAD » LFC COACHING STAFF LFC COACHING STAFF Rafael Benitez - Manager Sammy Lee - Assistant Manager Mauricio Pellegrino- First Team Coach Gary Ablett - Reserve Team Manager Angel Vales - Head of Technical Analysis Dave McDonough - Head of Opponent Analysis Paco De Miguel - Fitness Coach Gerard Nus - Assistant Fitness Coach Xavi Valero - Goalkeeping Coach Hughie McAuley - Reserve Team Coach Eduardo Macia - Chief Scout Mike McGlynn - Assistant Chief Scout Ron Yeats - Scout John Wright - Club Masseur Rob Price - Senior Physiotherapist Mark Browes - Assistant Physiotherapist Paul Small - Masseur Stuart Welsh - Masseur Mark Waller - Club Doctor Graham Carter - Kit Manager He wouldn't have had much work to do on wor lot this season. In fact he probably took the week off. I think we can agree we haven't got a lot in common with Liverpool. But why? For a long time we had the same amount of cash as them.
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Wigan COACHING STAFF Posted on: Wed 13 Aug 2008 Football & Coaching Staff Steve Bruce, Manager Eric Black, Assistant Manager Frank Barlow, 1st Team Coach John Benson, General Manager Keith Bertschin, Reserve Team Manager Will Royall, First Team Fitness Conditioner Nigel Spink, Goalkeeping Coach Dave Watson, Youth Team Manager Bill Collier, Centre of Excellence Manager Alan Jackson, Chief Kit Manager Fred Sephton, Assistant Kit Manager Hayley Turner, Community Trust Manager Medical Staff Dr. Ansar Zaman, Head of Medicine Dave Galley, Head of Physiotherapy Alex Cribley, First Team Physiotherapist Dave Hallam, First Team Masseur Mike Ashworth, Club Doctor Neil Fitzhenry, Reserve Team Physiotherapist
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It helps to have a manager you don't have to sack after they've blown your wad on their shite players. We've ripped it up and started again half a dozen times since the stability of SBR Of course by default that is a case for a DOF. Or not fucking up in appointing a manager. Again and again and again. Again, even with a goodish manager and had we still been in the PL we were probably about 8th choice for a player in this league and about 30th choice for a player if clubs of similar standing in Euro are taken into account. Yes, but Rome wasn't built in a day. Unless you're Chelsea. What's wrong with stability and steady improvement? We've had the whole of the PL time to build Rome. Mate, we're not talking about the same thing. Imagine the money was there to build Rome, but the architects held wild orgies and feasts, built themselves some big mansions and spunked the rest away on shoddy building materials, lean to's and gimmicky pre-fabs. Then when the money was gone they sodded off and left everyone to it. It might take the new blokes a bit longer to build Rome properly unless they're Roman sodding Abramovich, innit That cycle happens at almost every club. How did they get through it? Not sure what to make of such a massive generalisation. But the point is, it's happened to us now, at a time when ourselves and others simply can't spend our way out of it, because the money isn't there. So as an overall strategy we either have to take the Everton route to success, or find a real sugar daddy. Whichever way we go, doesn't mean the fundamentals of the club don't need to be sound, and that won't change overnight if you're starting from a low base. Where's our fukin head of opponent analysis??!! LFC » SQUAD » LFC COACHING STAFF LFC COACHING STAFF Rafael Benitez - Manager Sammy Lee - Assistant Manager Mauricio Pellegrino- First Team Coach Gary Ablett - Reserve Team Manager Angel Vales - Head of Technical Analysis Dave McDonough - Head of Opponent Analysis Paco De Miguel - Fitness Coach Gerard Nus - Assistant Fitness Coach Xavi Valero - Goalkeeping Coach Hughie McAuley - Reserve Team Coach Eduardo Macia - Chief Scout Mike McGlynn - Assistant Chief Scout Ron Yeats - Scout John Wright - Club Masseur Rob Price - Senior Physiotherapist Mark Browes - Assistant Physiotherapist Paul Small - Masseur Stuart Welsh - Masseur Mark Waller - Club Doctor Graham Carter - Kit Manager
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It helps to have a manager you don't have to sack after they've blown your wad on their shite players. We've ripped it up and started again half a dozen times since the stability of SBR Of course by default that is a case for a DOF. Or not fucking up in appointing a manager. Again and again and again. Again, even with a goodish manager and had we still been in the PL we were probably about 8th choice for a player in this league and about 30th choice for a player if clubs of similar standing in Euro are taken into account. Yes, but Rome wasn't built in a day. Unless you're Chelsea. What's wrong with stability and steady improvement? We've had the whole of the PL time to build Rome. Mate, we're not talking about the same thing. Imagine the money was there to build Rome, but the architects held wild orgies and feasts, built themselves some big mansions and spunked the rest away on shoddy building materials, lean to's and gimmicky pre-fabs. Then when the money was gone they sodded off and left everyone to it. It might take the new blokes a bit longer to build Rome properly unless they're Roman sodding Abramovich, innit That cycle happens at almost every club. How did they get through it?
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In all honesty maybe we didn't need it with the likes of Keegan, Daglish and Robson, they probably were scouting networks on their own to a degree. But the lack of youth development (local and imported) and scouting is plain ridiculous (it's not like Fergy or Wenger is personally searching out young players he likes the look of). And stability.... how much different would things be looking now in just that context if Keegan had stayed. Which is the one good thing at the moment if the Shearer rumours are true, 4 year contract. Of course that assumes he isn't sacked (or isn't just rubbish). I agee, the lack of scouting has aggravated the bad buy huge wage cycle. Aye, you'd have to hope that this is something Shearer will sort out, he certainly talks the talk in those sort of respects (and doesn't seem afraid to get people in that know more than him in whatever aspect - which may be the sign of a good manager ). It's not just about Shearer. Stuff needs to be put in place that will be there for 20 years.
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It helps to have a manager you don't have to sack after they've blown your wad on their shite players. We've ripped it up and started again half a dozen times since the stability of SBR Aye we wouldn't have been relegated with a decent manager that was actually in charge (and not being undermined by Wise et al) that had a bit to spend (or at least could spend what he sold) this season. We'd still have been in the danger zone with wages, but with a non-relegation Premiership finish we should have been able to move on. We're always going to have to pay more because we're not in London (or near it) and not Manchester Utd or Liverpool, but the trick is not paying loads for rubbish (which is what we've become - a place that pays well for other peoples out of date crap). Although again presently the issue is going to be surviving the wage bill in the Championship, until that's sorted little else matters. But this has been endemic and not the fault of one or other regime is my point. Rubbish. It's the fault of both Shepherd/the Halls and the current regime. Enedemic in the sense there is no easy way round it. That's different to saying people aren't to blame. The people we find it so easy to blame aren't football people and often with other businesses. It isn't really their fault as such, only in the sense that they didn't hire good advisors.