I am sorry but every time we lose Pards comes out with that term. They are highly paid players. I work at work with commitment for a faction of what they get paid so Pards its what we should have every week we need the skill and guile to win games not just commitment
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What makes you think anyone actually wants to buy us?
What Pards needs more than anything is time. Time to get his players used to this division & to one another,time to develop the young players he has brought in, time to sort out an effective defence & time to bolster the confidence of our inexperienced strikers. Unfortunately, us supporters have such high expectations that we are in danger of not giving him the time he needs. I cannot see any way that this newly assembled team is going to win promotion this year. If we did scrape up through the playoffs, it could easily be a totally dispiriting, Derby type year for us next year.
I am happy to give Pards the rest of this season to improve the team so that we can give it a really good go next year.
key word for me, on paper we've got it, perhaps on the training ground we have got it, one saturday we have got it, then the next we fall short not just in one areas, but in all areas... the entire team as a whole as well as individuals are absolutely coated in this and the only way out is hard work, support and time
But everyone seems to think that Scunthorpe were just going to limply roll over and die without a fight.
In their mind's eye they see Charlton as a big club, Prem history and a prize scalp - to them it was like a cup tie.
And that's how they approached the game. In your face, denying time & space on the ball, their game was to stop us playing and snatch a goal if they could.
They had one shot on target the whole game, the chance gifted to them, and they took it.
However we played, we still created plenty of chances yesterday and couldn't take even one of them. That's the real problem.
On Friday, we need to take at least one more chance than Palace.
If we do, then we are well back on track.
We'll make a shedload of chances, but we ain't so good at putting them away .......(!)
And hey presto - it's as easy as that!
Why don't you put in a bid Reams?
If we beat Palace im sure Murray will be in for a Knighthood. If we lose its the Gallows.
Watford beat Wolves who they lost to convincingly a week before.
Stoke (narrowly beaten in their last outing!!) beat Cardiff who have been on a good run.
Bristol City (near the top) lost to QPR (near the bottom).
Ipswich won away!!!
Its called Football. If it was so easy and predictable it would be boring.
Sell to who Einstein - no good telling Murray to sell without saying who to.
You're a piece of work - as bad as the brothers grim.
I believe Mr Pardew trid to sign Cook before he went to Fulham.
"Not good enough to go up" - give me a feckin break.
Look who's top, West Brom. They have beaten us once in three games this year and that was only when we lost Iwelumo and Reid during the game to injury at their place when they beat us (deservedly, to be fair) with two late goals.
Second? Watford. They're the bunch who we pissed all over last week and somehow only drew with 1-1 despite playing away from home in conditions that were right up their street.
Third? Bristol City. Yes, that's the team who we beat 1-0 AT THEIR PLACE.
Fourth? Stoke, we just beat them.
Sixth? Ipswich. that's the mob we beat 3-1 at The Valley.
Seventh? Palace, that's the lot who we beat 1-0 AT THEIR PLACE and are playing at The Valley on Friday.
FFS people!!! As Pardew has said this is a strange league where anyone can beat anyone else on their day.
Look at some of the other results this year, as well as our struggles against the lower teams, West Brom have lost at Colchester and Preston while Watford got done 4-0 at Leicester and 3-0 at home to QPR!!!
Saturday was a disappointment but there is no need for this crazy response.
When you break it down like that, you can see that nobody is 'guaranteed' promotion at this stage.
And each team is as fallable as each of the others, regardless of current league position.
We've as good a chance of promotion as anybody.
ON EACH OCCASION RATHER STRANGELY WE HAVE LOST!!"
Yes, let's sack the Chairman - that's bound to help steady the ship! He's obviously hell-bent on not preventing us from catching the top two, and tells the players to make silly mistakes on a slippery pitch against a team fighting fortheir lives. And finding £1.5m for one of the division's leading scorers when the manager asked was just a clever ploy to throw us all off the scent.
No one team in this well-matched division of medioccrity has the stats to suggest they would do anything other than struggle badly next year in the Prem, but we all want the prize, even if it's just for the satisfaction of winning what you set out for. Somehow, it's still very achievable.
http://stats.football365.com/dom/ENG/D1/vtophalf.html
http://stats.football365.com/dom/ENG/D1/vbothalf.html
we average a paltry 1.50 points per game compared with, for example, Palace 1.77, West Brom 1.96 and Norwich 2.0
http://stats.football365.com/dom/ENG/D1/vtophalf.html
http://stats.football365.com/dom/ENG/D1/vtophalf.html
Echoes Across The Valley "......Lost again, lost again, lost again ......"