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Matt Le Tissier, who played 540 games for Southampton with a fantastic 209 goals, has given Newcastle fans an insight into what Mike Ashley was like after the game, in the Saints boardroom on Saturday. This is what the Southampton super-star told talkSPORT: “There seems to be unrest among the fans, but I’m not sure there’s too much unrest among the boardroom.¨ “I’ve not heard too many noises coming out saying Alan Pardew’s job is under threat, which will be a bit of a blow to the Toon Army.¨ “I was in the boardroom on Saturday, funnily enough, and even after defeat, Mike Ashley was pretty gracious in defeat, and he didn’t look like a man who was about to go off and sack his manager.”

It was only a couple of weeks ago they said mid October before he'd be match fit. I know desperate times call for desperate measures of course there's no guarantee he'll be banging them in risky, very risky.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2760098/Alan-Pardew-tells-Newcastle-players-time-stand-counted-pressure-mounts-Toon-boss.html

However, we understand the demonstration will not force owner Mike Ashley into ending Pardews four-year tenure and he will be given time to turn results around, regardless of the outcome against Hull. This from the Daily Mail.

If he sticks with him until January we will be starting next season in the Championship I.e. Ashley losing money = nofuckingchance.com

ha ha ha

https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCWqLVb39hXDLQwhvhqaV9cQ sackpardew.com youtube channel. This is going far beyond the 60/69 minute walkout this is properly organised I wonder who's behind it ?

I could see Ashley pulling the plug on Pardew on Friday night thus scuppering the sackpardew.com effort.

It's a shame it's photo shopped.

He may even beat McFaul before he's finished.

If Ashleys found out about this (undoubtedly he has) I'm surprised he hasn't paid Pardew off this week. Because I cant see the sackpardew.com signs and banners being good for business this Saturday.

Then there was the story the other day he could step in as manager when Pardew departs, you couldn't make this up.

Any word for the club about any punishment for Carver ?

http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/facundo-ferreyras-lack-progress-shocked-7780098 Damp Squid.

Hope whoevers behind the sackpardew.com have reserved ashleyout.com

100% Ashley next he'll fucking hate it as well

There's supposedly going to be 200+ banners as well it' going to look great if it comes off.

Successful operation on his thigh after a torn tendon he'll be on crutches for the next 6 weeks. Looking at a return in January blooming marvellous innit.

https://mobile.twitter.com/SackPardew/media/grid?idx=3&tid=511646813775200256 sackpardew.com ramping it up.

It's imperative that once Pardew goes that all attention is turned to Ashley he is the root of this. All this talk of new managers and new players is all very well but he'll still be running the club on a shoestring while raking in £millions the club is broken and can't begin to be fixed until Ashleys gone.

http://vimeo.com/106204360 Signing a Toon top tonight.

Yeah he might want to get one of those comfy seats at the back.

Nowt would surprise me at the minute.

Fabricio Coloccini will be a surprise contender to take over team affairs atNewcastle United if owner Mike Ashley eventually decides to sack manager Alan Pardew. Ashley has resisted calls to get rid of Pardew after Newcastle’s dismal start to the season, which sees the club bottom of the Premier League table and still without a victory. More bad results, however, could force Ashley’s hand and result in him looking for a successor to Pardew. While Steve Bruce and David Moyes have been touted as long-term candidates, Newcastle captain Coloccini could get a chance to show his management credentials. Pardew handed overall control to assistant John Carver when he was serving a stadium ban last season, but Coloccini also took on a greater role to fill the void. Coloccini delivered half-time team-talks in the absence of Pardew and has become more involved on the training pitch between games. Newcastle lost six of the seven games Carver stood in for Pardew last season and the 49-year-old clashed with a group of the club’s own fans ahead of the heavy defeat to Southampton.

They're bastards man my dad had a works accident. The company sent a one page letter admitting liability to dads solicitor, who said it would take him 2-3 weeks to read it fucking prick.