Fulham v Newcastle Utd (KO 20:00 - SS1HD)

kingshankly

Demba ba has lost the ball every time he got it

bazual

That's it, Cisse just get off the pitch.

M5

Cisse why did you stop? We seem to pick the wrong option 80%of the time

bazual

M5 wrote: »

Cisse why did you stop? We seem to pick the wrong option 80%of the time

Along with Pardew's team selection and tactics 80% of the time.

M5

Cisses 2nd touch is invariably a tackle or a header. Whats wrong with the chap?

peterswellman

The booing of Duff is comedy gold. Silly Geordies.

M5

bazual wrote: »

Along with Pardew's team selection and tactics 80% of the time.

30 mins and we change it. Why was the team not started like that??????

M5

peterswellman wrote: »

The booing of Duff is comedy gold. Silly Geordies.

Silly Geordies? The lad was on a season long nap when we got relegated. Also one of the first to jump ship...

Silly Peter!

Max Power

6 years since Riise has scored. :eek:

Moneymaker

peterswellman wrote: »

The booing of Duff is comedy gold. Silly Geordies.

Why?

He didn't leave on particularly good terms and in nearly every game he played he hardly tried a leg.

peterswellman

M5 wrote: »

Silly Geordies? The lad was on a season long nap when we got relegated. Also one of the first to jump ship...

Silly Peter!

Season long nap? He was used in a position he was never played before by the clueless Shearer. Anyone could see he's not a full-back, not Al though.

M5

How was that a free to Fulham?????:eek:

Paully D

M5 wrote: »

Silly Geordies? The lad was on a season long nap when we got relegated. Also one of the first to jump ship...

Silly Peter!

And scored the own goal which took you down. He'd be booed by any team in the country if he had done the same as he did at Newcastle to be honest.

cadete

peterswellman wrote: »

Season long nap? He was used in a position he was never played before by the clueless Shearer. Anyone could see he's not a full-back, not Al though.

I believe he played 30 games previous to shearer arriving and did nothing

peterswellman

Moneymaker wrote: »

Why?

He didn't leave on particularly good terms and in nearly every game he played he hardly tried a leg.

I would disagree on the effort he put in but I guess I didn't see every game. I think it would be difficult for him to suddenly be expected to play out of position when he was in his prime.

M5

peterswellman wrote: »

Season long nap? He was used in a position he was never played before by the clueless Shearer. Anyone could see he's not a full-back, not Al though.

Shearer managed nufc for 8 games u numpty! Duff played half of those!

Paully D

peterswellman wrote: »

Season long nap? He was used in a position he was never played before by the clueless Shearer. Anyone could see he's not a full-back, not Al though.

Shearer was there for 8 games. Duff had been awful for Newcastle long before he turned up.

Moneymaker

peterswellman wrote: »

Season long nap? He was used in a position he was never played before by the clueless Shearer. Anyone could see he's not a full-back, not Al though.

Shearer was there for 8 games. He played 70-80 games for us and literally did not give a **** for any of them.

peterswellman

Paully D wrote: »

And scored the own goal which took you down. He'd be booed by any team in the country if he had done the same as he did at Newcastle to be honest.

I'm sure he meant to score the OG alrite. Scoring an og as a full-back when you're clueless to what that position entails is hardly something you could be overally critical of him.

Max Power

I'm sure Duff gives a shit about a few mindless Geordies booing him.

peterswellman

M5 wrote: »

Shearer managed nufc for 8 games u numpty! Duff played half of those!

As a full-back.

bazual

Paully D wrote: »

Shearer was there for 8 games. Duff had been awful for Newcastle long before he turned up.

The only time then he started playing was when we got relegated and in the championship and he was playing for a move away.

M5

peterswellman wrote: »

As a full-back.

Incorrect, get your facts right m8...

Max Power

If they're booing Duff I'd hate to see what treatment Michael Owen would get.

Moneymaker

peterswellman wrote: »

As a full-back.

Repeating the same point over and over again doesn't make it any less right then the first time.

Paully D

peterswellman wrote: »

I'm sure he meant to score the OG alrite. Scoring an og as a full-back when you're clueless to what that position entails is hardly something you could be overally critical of him.

Of course he didn't mean it, but when you're one of the highest earners at the club and have been woeful (in every position he played, not just at full back) for over a year and then are one of the first players to leave when the club go down the fans are hardly going to put on the party hats to welcome him back, are they?

kingshankly

Some Newcastle players must be colour blind the amount of ball the give away is unbelievable

M5

Paully D wrote: »

Of course he didn't mean it, but when you're one of the highest earners at the club and have been woeful (in every position he played, not just at full back) for over a year and then are one of the first players to leave when the club go down the fans are hardly going to put on the party hats to welcome him back, are they?

Jasis even the Sunderland fan is calling BS!

bazual

I reckon we should buy Haangeland in January. Our long balls have found him more than any of our teammates in the last 10 games.

cadete

anyway enough about duff................

that half ended quite well, weve had a few chances and i think its fair to say we dont deserve to be behind hopefully pards gives it to them now and we come out fighting in the second half

peterswellman

M5 wrote: »

Incorrect, get your facts right m8...

You're denying he didn't play as a full-back? He played the majority as a full-back, including unluckily scoring an OG to take you down. He was playing in a position he rarely played. Played under 4 different managers too at Newcastle which could hardly have helped but anyone if you guys want to boo that's your right.

Paully D

FionnMcCool87 wrote: »

If they're booing Duff I'd hate to see what treatment Michael Owen would get.

He would be given an absolutely horrendous reception and rightly so. The journalists up here even hate him.

M5

kingshankly wrote: »

Some Newcastle players must be colour blind the amount of ball the give away is unbelievable

Shocking!! Like this all season, have no hair to pullout...The really basic stuff seems to be impossible for us. Tactics and management have to be the problem

peterswellman

Paully D wrote: »

Of course he didn't mean it, but when you're one of the highest earners at the club and have been woeful (in every position he played, not just at full back) for over a year and then are one of the first players to leave when the club go down the fans are hardly going to put on the party hats to welcome him back, are they?

Well he had couple of career threatening injuries, had what 4 managers in how many years?

I guess with leaving Duff put Ireland ahead of Newcastle in that he wanted to be playing at the highest level so he could be selected. I suppose that could be a good reason to boo him for upping an leaving but to boo him because of your OG reason is hilarious.

M5

peterswellman wrote: »

Well if he's your highest earner and had a couple of career threatening injuries, had what 4 managers in how many years?

I guess with leaving Duff put Ireland ahead of Newcastle in that he wanted to be playing at the highest level so he could be selected. I suppose that could be a good reason to boo him for upping an leaving but to boo him because of your OG reason is hilarious.

ITS NOT BECAUSE OF THE OG!!!! ARE YOU READING THE OTHER POSTS???

peterswellman

Moneymaker wrote: »

Repeating the same point over and over again doesn't make it any less right then the first time.

Do you think it was a good tacticial decision?

peterswellman

M5 wrote: »

ITS NOT BECAUSE OF THE OG!!!! ARE YOU READING THE OTHER POSTS???

PaullyD mentioned the OG as one of the reasons. It's not because of the OG then.

TaosHum

Decent end to the half, hopefully Newcastle can keep that tempo up in the second. Would like to see Marveaux for Gutierrez.

bazual

peterswellman wrote: »

Well he had couple of career threatening injuries, had what 4 managers in how many years?

I guess with leaving Duff put Ireland ahead of Newcastle in that he wanted to be playing at the highest level so he could be selected. I suppose that could be a good reason to boo him for upping an leaving but to boo him because of your OG reason is hilarious.

To be honest its not just Duff. Habib Beye would get the exact same treatment, along with Michael Owen and some notable Sunderland players.

BetterCallSaul

Give it a rest Peter, he would be booed by any fans in the league.

Anyway, we can still get something from this.

Cisse very poor again.

Moneymaker

peterswellman wrote: »

Do you think it was a good tacticial decision?

Irrelevant.

His application and attitude the entire time he was there was appalling(Owen's was even worse).

And we don't mindlessly boo former players. Nolan got a very good reception, even after the game despite him scoring the winner.

M5

For the record, Duff played 1 match at LB for shearer and 6/8 games.

M5

peterswellman wrote: »

You're denying he didn't play as a full-back? He played the majority as a full-back, including unluckily scoring an OG to take you down. He was playing in a position he rarely played. Played under 4 different managers too at Newcastle which could hardly have helped but anyone if you guys want to boo that's your right.

1/6 from the 8 games he played at LB, go check your facts m8

TaosHum

M5 wrote: »

For the record, Duff played 1 match at LB for shearer and 6/8 games.

That's what I thought. Enrique, Saylor and Beye were the full backs for the majority of that season.

M5

TaosHum wrote: »

That's what I thought. Enrique and Beye were the full backs for the majority of that season.

Beye injured for the villa game

bazual

TaosHum wrote: »

Decent end to the half, hopefully Newcastle can keep that tempo up in the second. Would like to see Marveaux for Gutierrez.

Marveaux for Cisse for me, I have had enough of him. Can't play on the right and when he plays up front is offside more often than not. If he gets a sniff of a chance will take it first time from an outrageous position.

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cadete

TaosHum wrote: »

Decent end to the half, hopefully Newcastle can keep that tempo up in the second. Would like to see Marveaux for Gutierrez.

yeah totally mate or fergi who would offer santon support at the back too, fulham are attacking down our left alot that first half

peterswellman

bazual wrote: »

To be honest its not just Duff. Habib Beye would get the exact same treatment, along with Michael Owen and some notable Sunderland players.

That's fine, I guess. While I know it must be hard for a club watching the players jump ship after they were relegated you could understand why they may have. He like Owen was already injury prone when you bought them and were ****e in fairness but Duff stated in numerous interviews he tried his best. Maybe he was just ****ed and ****e. This season apart it's not like he's been too good since leaving you guys either.

peterswellman

M5 wrote: »

1/6 from the 8 games he played at LB, go check your facts m8

What does that mean m8?

M5

peterswellman wrote: »

What does that mean m8?

He played 1 of his 6 games under AS at LB. The villa game.