Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool


By Tyne-Talk
April 26 2013

Newcastle United host Liverpool FC tomorrow evening in what will be the second most talked about game of the weekend (the first being Arsenal v Manchester United and the RVP saga). Liverpool travel to St James’ Park in their first game since Luis Suarez was handed a 10 game ban by the FA for biting Chelsea’s Branislav Ivanovic on the back of three consecutive draws, two wins and one defeat from their last six games in all competitions. Newcastle go into the game on the back of two draws, three defeats and one win from their last six.

Newcastle United manager Alan Pardew will be hoping to capitalise on Suarez’s absence and lift his team further away from the bottom three. Despite being six points clear, Newcastle are currently in 16th place in the Premier League with Aston Villa just three points behind them, so whilst relegation is unlikely (though not guaranteed) an embarrassing 17th place finish is a real possibility.

Liverpool on the other hand are pushing for European football with 6th place in their sights, but unlikely with Everton five points clear of their rivals.

Newcastle go into the game without Sylvain Marveaux (groin), Davide Santon (hamstring), Tim Krul (shoulder) and Ryan Taylor (ACL). Cheik Tiote (hamstring) could return, and Papiss Cisse (ribs) is expected to play despite receiving treatment in France earlier this week.

Fabricio Coloccini is back in training but not likely to be fit to play this weekend.

Brendan Rogers may be forced to include Fabio Borini (shoulder) in his squad, whilst Daniel Sturridge will start.

Martin Kelly (ACL) and Joe Allen (shoulder) are out for the rest of the season whilst Raheem Sterling (thigh) is not expected to be fit in time.

Suarez’s absence should have handed the advantage to Newcastle in this game, however, Newcastle have repeatedly failed to grab any advantage this season and repeatedly failed to sustain their momentum for a full 90 minutes in the Premier League.

The game is a 5.30pm KO and the stadium is sold out.

Pardew discussed the club’s league position ahead of the game. He said;

"There's only one way to deal with it, and that's through performances. Me talking means nothing.

This is about the club. This isn't about me. It isn't about any one person. We need three points to keep Newcastle United as a Premier League team next season. Then all the plans we have in place can move forward.

If we got a great result on Saturday, I wouldn't put it past us to win two more games. But if we lose, then we lose that little bit of momentum we gained at West Brom and suddenly you're fighting again to try to get those three points. It's a different pressure.

I haven't got to the end of this season yet and you've got to get to the end to understand exactly what has gone on.

When you throw a blanket across the division, there's not a lot of difference between clubs that have been described as having great seasons and us.

It's very difficult to assess at the moment with all the problems we've had. That should be done at the end of the year."

Whilst Brendan Rogers has backed Sturridge to fill the void left by Suarez;

"He's only been here a short time but in the times he has trained and then gone out and played he's shown he is one of the top strikers in the country.

We're hoping we can maintain that training mentality. When he takes that into the games, he's a real threat for us.He's fitted into the football club really well. He missed a bit of training last week but if we can keep him fit and keep him out on the training field, he's got the potential to be a top European striker.

That's hopefully something he can fulfil here at the club."

On moving forward he added;

"It's the team's responsibility. I said to the players the other day, whatever happens with Luis there's also a plan going forward for the team - we have to keep progressing.

That's about the team showing their solidarity on the field and making sure that one player doesn't feel that burden.

It's really about the team's responsibility now to push on." 

 

Fact: Newcastle have taken just 4 points from their last 5 League games.

Fact: Only Reading and Aston Villa have conceded more than Newcastle's 60 goals.

Fact: Last Sunday, Luis Suarez became the first Liverpool player to score 30 goals in a season in all competitions since Fernando Torres in 2007-08. (Such a shame he can’t add to the tally against Newcastle).

Newcastle   United

 

Liverpool   FC

 

 

 

34

Played

34

37

Points

51

10

Won

13

17

Lost

9

7

Drawn

12

43

Goals   Scored

61

60

Goals   Conceded

42

 

 

 

Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
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Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: annie (IP Logged)
Date: 26/04/2013 19:26

Another gut-wrenching, nerve-wracking game.

I hope we win




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Date: 26/04/2013 20:21

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Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: Ronaldo is a diving FAG (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 13:37

We need to stuff the scousers today.

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: surreymag (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 13:47

We need a win simple as that don't mind how we do it let's just get the points and get safe please!

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: annie (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 17:34

FFS it's only been a few minutes
Liverpool 1-0

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: MissC (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 17:34

Liverpool 1-0 up after 3 minutes of full on pressure.

We are going to get hammered today - i've been fairly confident of that all week.

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: mentalman (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 17:36

elliot messed up on that one

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: Andrew The Mag (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 17:41

What a mess, we look hopeless going forward not enough passion imo.

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: Andrew The Mag (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 17:44

The commentators have already written us off ... sad smiley also how come every throw in atm always seems to go backwards to our keeper, no matter how far up the pitch we are. The whole shape of the team is not right, the formation 4-3-3 is right but the way each player is used in the system is wrong.

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: mentalman (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 17:45

we've got a team of players who seem to just want to limp over the finish line, i'd rather see some of the fringe player given a chance to show they care

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: MissC (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 17:48

2-0

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: annie (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 17:48

What a shambles 2-0 to Liverpool

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: mentalman (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 17:49

Again what was elliot doing, he ran out did his jazz hands and watched them score

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: Andrew The Mag (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 17:51

yep I mean we play one up fornt by himself where is the pace at in our midfield to support cisse, on the bench our quickest two players, come on I defend Pardew/ashley the club time after time but this is just becoming silly now.

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: MissC (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 17:52

Annie, Whilst you say Tiote to be sent off - Debuchy has been booked and to be fair if he squares up to Sturridge again he won't last 90 minutes on the pitch.

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: mentalman (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 17:52

Debuchy instead of impersonating a rutting stag, try impersonating a footballer

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: Ronaldo is a diving FAG (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 17:57

We are just so poor that a name hasn't been invented for it yet.
Fucinpispoorsh1t

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: MissC (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 18:01

7 NUFC players stood watching liverpool do as they please.

Absolute Joke - they are seriously slacking.

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: mentalman (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 18:07

can you believe i forgot Perch was playing until that horrendous miss

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: Andrew The Mag (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 18:08

aww percherino went close good bit play by haidara in the build up.

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: MissC (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 18:09

(Sm21)Jonas

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: MissC (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 18:14

(Sm21)Taylor

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: MissC (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 18:17

Johnson should have been sent off for a 2nd bookable offence on Tiote. Very lucky man. Very Lenient referring

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: MissC (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 18:20

ESPN "What went wrong for #NUFC?"... Where shall we start ..Gouffran & Ben Arfa on bench, no confidence, poor performance..shall we go on?

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: annie (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 18:28

We've looked liked amateurs almost all of the first half let's hope there's a couple of substitutions soon.

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: mentalman (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 18:32

if we can keep it tight at the back and not concede anymore then we can get something out of this, they are struggling when we actually attack them

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: MissC (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 18:38

Gouffran and Ben Arfa on for Perch and Jonas

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: annie (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 18:42

3-0 Sturridge

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: MissC (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 18:43

No point coming out a brighter team and conceding AGAIN

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: MissC (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 18:50

St James' Park emptying quite quickly with 30 minutes to play.

0-4 to Liverpool Sturridge again.

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: MissC (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 19:04

Quote:
Carys
Annie, Whilst you say Tiote to be sent off - Debuchy has been booked and to be fair if he squares up to Sturridge again he won't last 90 minutes on the pitch.


Hate to say I told you so...........Debuchy (Sm20)

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: Ronaldo is a diving FAG (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 19:05

I'm about done with this club and football altogether.

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: MissC (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 19:05

6-0 Henderson

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: annie (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 19:05

You were right Carys we are getting hammered and a red card for Debuchy.

5-0

No make that 6-0 as I write

FFS play our second team next game.

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: i! (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 19:14

Pardew out.

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Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: mentalman (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 19:15

wouldn't go that far maybe some players who care!

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: annie (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 19:19

Perhaps we could try Steve Harper in goal.

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: Ronaldo is a diving FAG (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 19:23

It's official.
We have coincided the most goals in the premiership this season, 1 more than reading.
Appalling match.
Someone tell me why I should come back for the next home game and pay these @#$%& wages.

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: mentalman (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 19:24

totally agree annie, elliot was awful today and not one of their goals was unstoppable i wonder if the club will rethink their recent announcement that they were so happy with Elliot's progress that they weren't going to replace Harper!

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: dick emery (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 19:27

ive defended pardew in the past but this cant go on.his man management is awfull.we need someone to motivate the side

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: Andrew The Mag (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 19:28

Its the players who need a good kick up the @#$%&, but also pardew needs to stop playing players in their wrong positions/roles and realize this system does not work with incorrect players in the main positions.

Sissoko is not an out and out attacking midfielder whether it be through the middle or out on the wing cutting in. Jonas does nothing when being played as the left side of an attacking three. Cabaye just looks lost his head looks gone imo, our defense looks shot too pieces and Elliot is not in sparkling form either.

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: dick emery (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 19:31

all of this comes down to the manager.he will have an exuse.players tired,injured etc.it's time for pardew to be replaced

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: Gaucho (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 19:54

I can't even get upset over this, it's more of a deflated feeling. Pardew the idiot and his reassurance that we'd stay up after winning against Stoke...look where we are now.

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: annie (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 19:55

I agree Andrew the players need to put a helluva lot more effort in. And yes mental they need to be played in their most effective positions.

Ronaldo, I'll still be supporting Newcastle even after a day like today.

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: MissC (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 20:28

I don't want to see Pardew gone because I would like to see long term management, however I don't think he will stay.

I hope I am wrong. But I don't think another manager coming in will help in the long term because I don't see who Mike Ashley would bring in as a replacement, we just have no confidence or desire.



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Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: tom09 (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 22:38

I want long term management and stability also but not at any cost . Is it too much to want a manager who knows what positions his players are suited to and a manager who can teach them to pass to someone in a matching shirt ? Or how about not crossing the ball into the box if there is no teammates in there ! And also the exact opposite if there's people in the box get it in there don't play it back to your back up keeper who was probably some dodgy deal from the days when you managed his previous club ! Sorry for the rant but I'm really angry right now I pay hard earned cash for my season ticket and have to travel 4 hours up then 4 hours home every other week to watch a team go belly up like that then to hear excuses about being tired sticks in the throat when I have to work stupid hours of hard graft something none of them have ever seen just to be able to pay and go see the so called professionals I am within my rights to expect to at least see some fight and dedication , and the manager picks the side and instructs them in what way to attack a game and if a player doesn't perform it's his job to drop him or kick his @#$%& . Something pardew seems unable or willing to do

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: CNDShearerFan16 (IP Logged)
Date: 27/04/2013 23:37

Luckily I was at an amusement park riding roller coasters and having a great time instead of watching this disgraceful display. The roller coasters didn't get me but I was sick to my stomach when I checked my phone and saw the score.(Sm117) What a disgrace, this team has given up and lost the plot, we should have known after the Sunderland debacle but I held out hope they'd finish strong. Now I just hope we manage to survive some how. (Sm18)

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: Biffins Bridge (IP Logged)
Date: 28/04/2013 00:02

Like others have said, I want the stability of a long term manager, but the players really look like they have stopped playing for Pardew.

There are too many issues with Pardew but square pegs in round holes spring to mind. What is this business with Sissoko playing as an attacking mid. He scored a couple early on but anyone can see he is no AM. In turn this hinders Cabaye, who just looks so off form. Sissoko could still make his runs but just from deeper. He has a monster engine but also looks lost. I dont know if Pardew looked at how well Fellani has done for Everton in that position, but he is just not the same type/class of player.

Tiote has been shockinig this season with form and injuries, but he still gets straight back in. Perch, I like him as a 100% player, but not when you have players on the bench.

I feel for Anita, what must he think when he sees the class of player keeping him out. Dont get me wrong, he had a tough start to his career here, but when we had the injuries before xmas he was probably our only player who could put his foot on the ball. Now, he cant get a sniff when we really are devoid of ideas.

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: Jake51 (IP Logged)
Date: 28/04/2013 00:19

Pardew reckons the team are still tired from watching Chelsea playing in Europe midweek.

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: annie (IP Logged)
Date: 28/04/2013 07:47

Quote:
Jake51
Pardew reckons the team are still tired from watching Chelsea playing in Europe midweek

Thanks Jake at least I can still smile at your post.smiling smiley


When we first got Demba Ba and Cisse + 1 or or 2 French players I was really happy and could see the difference they made. Now I'm convinced we have too many French players when what we really need are some established Premier league players.
Players who would have really understood our rivalry with Sunderland and our history with Liverpool.
Players who would be desperate to make the first team. Don't get me wrong I'm not exonerating Pardew but I'm sick of watching players like Hatem Ben Arfa doing the odd magic trick but more often like yesterday putting in a poor performance and keep giving the ball away.

I really dislike Andy Carroll but on balance I'd have him back in a heartbeat because he would run his socks off for the fans and the team and he'd be so proud to be called a Newcastle player.

.

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: surreymag (IP Logged)
Date: 28/04/2013 08:22

Just totally embarrassing we are going to have to rely on other clubs losing or dropping points like Wigan did yesterday. In my opinion we are currently the worst club in the league. We need a change of manager at the end of this season otherwise there will be no end to this debacle.

Blame lack of investment,Europe etc the buck for a result like that yesterday ultimately stops with the manager.We were clueless to concede 6 at home is rediculous. Where are the points going to come from the rest of this season I don't see it. Paying good money to watch that yesterday is a joke.I feel sorry for us as fans.

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: tom09 (IP Logged)
Date: 28/04/2013 12:02

What was even more sorry to see was what was left of the home crowd sarcastically cheering every time we managed to complete a pass I had to laugh or I would of ended up crying ! Absolute joke
We miss players like Nolan and dare I say it joey Barton ! Players who would fight for their own reputation regardless of the thoughts on their manager .
Pardew needs to go and we need to start getting some grit into the team again

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: mentalman (IP Logged)
Date: 28/04/2013 14:27

Pardew leaving is the last thing we need, previous to this season he's had a good season and a half if we are fighting relegation again at the end of next season then it'll be the right time for people to start discussing him leaving!

The club as a whole has lurched from one incident to another this season none of them being Pardew's fault, we didn't invest in the summer when everyone knew we needed to, we've struggled with injuries before christmas, our best striker leaves, our captain announces he wants to leave, we invest in a number of good players but don't replace Ba and then after all of that we end up with another injury crisis, how many managers could have turned this into a successful season i.e getting to the quarter final of a european competition?

People are criticising Pardew for not dropping players due to poor performance, he's never had the luxury of being able to do this, Mapou Yanga Mbiwa looks like he could do with a rest over the last 2/3 matches but what is better him not playing to his full potential or dropping him to bring Williamson back into the team?

Again there is the criticism of playing players out of position, the main 2 players played out of position are sissoko and Jonas, the only alternative to playing sissoko as a number 10 is playing Shola up front, jonas has been playing in as part of the front 3 and it is obvious this isn't his position but over than the never fit HBA the only other option is Obertan who quite rightly hasn't even been near the bench recently!

As for Anita he struggled when he first came had a good spell while cabaye was injured and is now struggling again, there have been too many games recently where they have passed him by and he's not been involved in anything!

As for missing english players who apparently understand derbies better than foreigners i can honestly say i dont understand the magnitude of the manchester derby or any other derby in england or any other countries but all footballers experience these derbies and will be aware of what it means to the fans whether its a derby in england or one in the french league.

As for missing Nolan and Barton they were both in the team that took us down last time and i dont see anything different from them that would mean we would stay up with them in the team this time round!

I'm not trying to take all of the blame away from pardew he is the manager after all but he is doing what he can with what he has at his disposal, i can only think of 1 or 2 managers who could do any better at the club at the minute,

The owner has to take a massive amount of the blame for not investing in the summer, had we bought the number of players in the summer that we did in january and the number we bought in the summer in january then this season would have been totally different.

The players need to take a long hard look at themselves too, i know it has been a long hard season with a lot of travelling etc and they haven'y had much chance to rest but they need to make more of an effort in the final few games, Pardew can only do so much before kick off and at half time its up to the players to make it work on the pitch we need someone to control the players on the pitch and this is the job of the captain, our captain doesn't do this and i've previously questioned not only Cabaye's suitability as captain but colo's also.

There's a definate loss of confidence throughout the club again and it seems as if the players are limping along desperate to get to the end of the season and start again next season.

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: annie (IP Logged)
Date: 28/04/2013 14:54

Well said mental.thumbs down

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: tom09 (IP Logged)
Date: 28/04/2013 15:27

! It's the managers job to rotate the players and pick a team mixed with youth/reserve players if necessary to prevent tired players , its a managers job to pick players to play in the positions they are suited to - and adapting the formation and or game plan to make the most of the players he has at his disposal regardless of their skill it's called man management something he clearly lacks !
Management is easy when your winning its how they cope with defeats and injury crisis that defines how good a manager truly is an he's failed miserably
I agree there is no one out there at the moment but that doesn't mean an inept manager should keep his job just for this and besides the same was said when Chris h was sacked but a replacement was found

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: mentalman (IP Logged)
Date: 28/04/2013 15:48

we've used 32 players over this season so far the next nearest to this is 23 so its fair to say he's used the reserves and youngsters but when the reserves and youngsters get injured or need a rest who do you use then?

We haven't got a big squad and Pardew cant be blamed for that, teams with similar problems also have to play players out of position, its not a case of we haven't got an out and out left back so we'll not bother playing with one the manager needs to find someone to play there and its his decision to either play an experienced first teamer out of position of pluck an inexperienced 17 year old lad out of the reserves and throw them in at the deep end, i know which one i would chose!

At this stage in the season he has performed better than 4 managers who have for the majority of the season had their first team squad to work with, they haven't had a long run in a european competition!

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: tom09 (IP Logged)
Date: 28/04/2013 16:30

Your entitled to your opinion as I am of mine that your wrong ! It's not the defeats but the manner in which they have come he has not got what it takes to change things around if we have to play players out of position for whatever reason fair enough but adapt the game plan to suit and help out the players in an awkward situation ! The past 6-7 games its been clear that no two players have the same idea going forward with the ball and no one knows when to make a run or pass , this should be dealt with in training and I'm not going to even start with the defence . Its the same formation and same clueless tactics every game Before Christmas he was blaming the form on the crowd for booing when they were booing him not the team , he's out of ideas and should either get help or go maybe bring in an attacking coach to work on going forward so he can concentrate on organising the defence which has become a joke since losing colo

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: surreymag (IP Logged)
Date: 28/04/2013 20:33

We have lost the plot this season and a lot of this is down to the manager. Sure he's had problems but how does that explain the total collapse of the team in our last two home games.

We have won most of our games by the odd goal this season and look toothless up top. The defence is all over the place and our midfield can keep the ball but do very little with it. So we stay up by the skin of our teeth keep Pardew in charge and look forward to more of the same next season.Also I bet some of the players will be sold in the summer.Personally I think it is time for a change. You want stability but at what expense watching the same old dross next year.I love the club but I want to see us progress,that will not happen with Pardew in my humble opinion.

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: mentalman (IP Logged)
Date: 29/04/2013 19:23

Pardew has already come out and said he wants another coach!

Why dont we look forward to more of last season next season, or let me guess it was a total fluke that Pardew got us up to 5th and into europe!

There are 11 proffesional footballers on the field at a time playing for NUFC, if Pardew is devoid of ideas and not got a clue why aren't the players trying something different on the pitch or on the training ground!

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: tom09 (IP Logged)
Date: 30/04/2013 05:39

That's the problem they all seem to be trying to play their own way , its down to pardew to set out ways to attack different teams depending on their weakness and practice those untill their all on the same page when going forward something that is clearly not happening as time an again we see passes going to no body and crosses to empty boxes . No players making runs to help out whoever is in possession
Not sure exactly how long but It's been over 12 months and almost 300 attempts since we last scored from a corner that's just a complete embarresment from a manager who claims to play attacking football !
The one thing I will concede is pardew had our defence looking fairly solid untill the loss of colo and krul , Elliot doesn't communicate to his defence the way krul or even Harper could and also hasnt looked impressive so why continue to play him ? And colo is just an unfortunate situation but these things happen
Last season wasn't a fluke and the players we have should be capable of matching that but like I've said when your winning any idiot could pick out 11 from our squad the real test of a manager is when things aren't going so well and having to motivate the players to grind out results but from what was seen on Saturday half the squad had given up before we had even kicked off
I do think we will have a good season next year if we keep the squad together however I fear we will be fighting for the championship title

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: i! (IP Logged)
Date: 30/04/2013 09:43

October 2011 was our last goal from a corner.

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Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: annie (IP Logged)
Date: 30/04/2013 14:53

I'm truly shocked by that statistic.

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: MissC (IP Logged)
Date: 30/04/2013 18:36

Me to thats crazy!

Cabayes corners aren't all that sometimes. I was a bit miffed he refused to let sissoko take one the other day.

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: mentalman (IP Logged)
Date: 30/04/2013 19:39

113 corners since we have scored, its still not good but not as bad as 300, saying that this time next season it'll probably be 300!

The problems with the club run deeper than Pardew and to just replace him is papering over the cracks, Pardew got us through similar problems last season although our lofty league position meant it didn't seem so bad!

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: tom09 (IP Logged)
Date: 01/05/2013 03:59

Not sure where you got 113 from but with the amount of games we've played since oct 11 I'd say its s bit higher than that , I read somewhere it was 260 odd corners hence why I said almost 300 . Cabayes corners aren't great but surely if we're an attacking team as pardew claims we would of scored one by now even by pure luck one would have dropped in ! imo it's a large reason were in this mess as we can't finish games off there seems to be no plan going forward whatsoever either in open play or set pieces no two players know what the other is going to do and it needs sorting fast

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: annie (IP Logged)
Date: 01/05/2013 09:40

[www.dailymail.co.uk]

Reading this article from mid-April we've have scored only once this season to be bottom of the list. Arsenal second bottom with 3 goals from corners and a lot of teams are not much better.

Re: Match Preview/Stats/Thread: Newcastle Utd v Liverpool
Posted by: i! (IP Logged)
Date: 01/05/2013 14:03

That's claiming the Ba goal V City was from a corner, which it wasn't. The proper figure is 282 corners since October 2011. Which makes you wonder what in God's name we do in training?!?

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