Newcastle Utd Vs Chelsea k.o 12:45 BT sport 1

Mars Bar

6 minutes?! Where did that come from?

Too Tough To Die

6 minutes???

D_turbo

Wtf 6 mins how?

RobertKK

Mars Bar wrote: »

6 minutes?! Where did that come from?

Someone bad at maths...

Don't see where 6 minutes were lost in that half.

Blatter

I was thinking 5 min max, possibly 4. 6 doesn't seem correct.

_Kaiser_

6 mins here is nonsense - fair play to Newcastle though holding on so far

5starpool

Fair play Newcastle, delighted that Chelsea have been slowed down at least.

super_furry

Pardew should have shaked Jose's hand five minutes ago and walked off.

My only complaint is the picture-in-picture BT seem to love so much.

Barr

Well played Newcastle , held out well in the end

BMJD

great result for Newcastle and the rest of the Premier League

pistolpetes11

Well Played Newcastle ,

Chelsea couldn't break a team down again ,

WTF is it 2013 again :mad::mad::mad:

Saipanne

Where are the sackpardew crowd gone?

Essien

pistolpetes11 wrote: »

WTF is it 2013 again :mad::mad::mad:

It's our annual pre-christmas slump

D_turbo

Fantatsic win...bday drinks are so much sweeter today

Duff

Saipanne wrote: »

Where are the sackpardew crowd gone?

Still here, pal. Although, credit where it's due. It's amazing what deploying something that resembles tactics and playing players in their correct position can do.

Talib Fiasco

Always loved the Geordies so I have :pac:

What price were Newcastle today. Mate reckoned they might win but never backed it

glued

Maybe this 'invincible' Chelsea nonsense will stop now

Saipanne

glued wrote: »

Maybe this 'invincible' Chelsea nonsense will stop now

No maybe about it.

Barr

Newcastle can go back to playing 'friendlies' after this win :pac:

Kharrell

rarnes1 wrote: »

What price were Newcastle today. Mate reckoned they might win but never backed it

Can't remember what they were to win outright, but I half thought of chancing Newcastle Double Chance, and that was 6/4. So I imagine 3/1-ish to win today.

UnitedIrishman

They were 5/1 to win.

UnitedIrishman

UnitedIrishman wrote: »

They were 5/1 to win.

Wow, nice for anyone that backed it

Talib Fiasco

glued wrote: »

Maybe this 'invincible' Chelsea nonsense will stop now

Yeah hopefully. I hate to be a c*nt but I still have quotes from members here a few months ago brushing off any other side with a chance of winning the title. If City win today it's 3 points...which is nothing in early December. Top 4 is never achieved in December never mind winning the title

Moneymaker

Augmerson

Just heard Jose giving out about timewasting.

Haha, ah poor Jose :pac:

Saipanne

yohan the great

Saipanne wrote: »

Where are the sackpardew crowd gone?

Still here. Just a question, why is it fickle when Newcastle fans change their opinion of their manager and its not when Arsenal and Liverpool fans do?

Saipanne

yohan the great wrote: »

Still here. Just a question, why is it fickle when Newcastle fans change their opinion of their manager and its not when Arsenal and Liverpool fans do?

I've never seen anything like the campaign waged against Pardew, this year. It was kind of pathetic, really. He was doing very badly, yes, but its only a game of football.

I don't recall Wenger or Rodgers getting this excessive type of treatment.

Bridge93

Saipanne wrote: »

I've never seen anything like the campaign waged against Pardew, this year. It was kind of pathetic, really. He was doing very badly, yes, but its only a game of football.

I don't recall Wenger or Rodgers getting this excessive type of treatment.

until Mid October Newcastle had won something like 2 league matches in the whole of 2014. The other two weren't that bad.
The other two have succeeded at various stage of their careers. Pardew hasnt yet acts like he's top of the world. Incredibly arrogant.

Their is also huge baggage with Pardew the others dont have. He regularly gets in trouble (the headbutt being one)
He is also seen as a puppet and yes man for Ashley who the vast majority want out and seems to always make decisions to screw the club up just when things are going well.

Edit: Did you see the abuse Moyes got last year on here. Was as bad in Manchester by the time of his departure too and the plane fiasco was something I had never seen before.

Saipanne

Bridge93 wrote: »

until Mid October Newcastle had won something like 2 league matches in the whole of 2014. The other two weren't that bad.
The other two have succeeded at various stage of their careers. Pardew hasnt yet acts like he's top of the world. Incredibly arrogant.

Their is also huge baggage with Pardew the others dont have. He regularly gets in trouble (the headbutt being one)
He is also seen as a puppet and yes man for Ashley who the vast majority want out and seems to always make decisions to screw the club up just when things are going well.

That's a bit of a strawman argument, I'm afraid. The only reason I mentioned those other coaches was in response to yohan. I'm also more than aware of Pardews 2014 record. I still think the hysterical reaction to him was pathetic and something I've not seen before.

Bridge93

Saipanne wrote: »

That's a bit of a strawman argument, I'm afraid. The only reason I mentioned those other coaches was in response to yohan. I'm also more than aware of Pardews 2014 record. I still think the hysterical reaction to him was pathetic and something I've not seen before.

You are entitled to your opinion as are those who believe it wasn't over the top. You obviously dont support the club so hopefully you'll forgive me for not giving two f**ks what you think of the whole thing.

Saipanne

Bridge93 wrote: »

You are entitled to your opinion as are those who believe it wasn't over the top. You obviously dont support the club so hopefully you'll forgive me for not giving two f**ks what you think of the whole thing.

I wouldn't expect any less of a reaction, my boy.

Bridge93

Saipanne wrote: »

I wouldn't expect any less of a reaction, my boy.

Well you don't know me but whatever makes you happy.

Saipanne

Bridge93 wrote: »

Well you don't know me but whatever makes you happy.

I knew enough to not be surprised by your post.


Have a nice weekend. :-)

Bridge93

Saipanne wrote: »

I knew enough to not be surprised by your post.


Have a nice weekend. :-)

Bit creepy but alright. You too, hope your team gets the result your after.

Vurnon San Benito

Saipanne wrote: »

I've never seen anything like the campaign waged against Pardew, this year. It was kind of pathetic, really. He was doing very badly, yes, but its only a game of football.

I don't recall Wenger or Rodgers getting this excessive type of treatment.

A typical comment from someone who doesn't have half a clue of why NUFC fans really want him out.

I'm not going to waste my time citing such reasons, but please don't comment when the only reasoning for your opinion/defence is from a quick Google search. I'm sure if you followed this club through thick and thin then you wouldn't be up on that high chair of yours.

Anyway, fantastic win today — lads showed real spirit and determination, passion shone through, will be a cracker of a night on Tyneside as well I'd imagine.

I'd still have Pardew sacked and replaced in the morning, but there's no reason why we can't celebrate a win, and what a win it was!

Saipanne

Doocey wrote: »

A typical comment from someone who doesn't have half a clue of why NUFC fans really want him out.

I'm not going to waste my time citing such reasons, but please don't comment when the only reasoning for your opinion/defence is from a quick Google search. I'm sure if you followed this club through thick and thin then you wouldn't be up on that high chair of yours.

Anyway, fantastic win today — lads showed real spirit and determination, passion shone through, will be a cracker of a night on Tyneside as well I'd imagine.

I'd still have Pardew sacked and replaced in the morning, but there's no reason why we can't celebrate a win, and what a win it was!

In fairness, you just proved my point.

Vurnon San Benito

Saipanne wrote: »

In fairness, you just proved my point.

I think your previous comments most certainly proved mine as well!

Saipanne

Doocey wrote: »

I think your previous comments most certainly proved mine as well!

Look, let's drop it. No sense in arguing with strangers.

OnTheCouch

Bridge93 wrote: »

until Mid October Newcastle had won something like 2 league matches in the whole of 2014. The other two weren't that bad.
The other two have succeeded at various stage of their careers. Pardew hasnt yet acts like he's top of the world. Incredibly arrogant.

Their is also huge baggage with Pardew the others dont have. He regularly gets in trouble (the headbutt being one)
He is also seen as a puppet and yes man for Ashley who the vast majority want out and seems to always make decisions to screw the club up just when things are going well.

Edit: Did you see the abuse Moyes got last year on here. Was as bad in Manchester by the time of his departure too and the plane fiasco was something I had never seen before.

Not to get pedantic, but your point is only valid for Wenger. As far as I remember Rodgers and Pardew have near identical records in terms if honours won, if we disregard a league-contending swashbuckling (but nonetheless trophy-less) Liverpool side from last season.

That_Guy

Saipanne wrote: »

Look, let's drop it. No sense in arguing with strangers.

But you're the one who keeps dragging this topic back up. :rolleyes:

Good result. Happy enough with the performance. Thought Colback/Janmaat and Sissoko were excellent yesterday.

Would I still have Pardew gone? Sure. But that's a matter for another day. Happy to have knocked Mourinho down a peg or two with his "mind games" nonsense.

Great result and hopefully a bit of a boost after two awful performances this week.

Saipanne

I'm just glad for pardew.

That_Guy

Saipanne wrote: »

I'm just glad for pardew.

Is that you Tony Gayle?