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Hope Hatem knee's him in the bollocks when he tell's him he has to leave.

Every crowd has a silver lining

Talk about gluttons for punishment it would be more fun throwing your £30 a fortnight in a big pile in the Strawberry car park and burning it.

In the past 12 months Ashley's made £1,450,000,000 Which works out at over £3,900,000 every day So much money so little investment in the club.

What ever's done it would be helpful to have everyone involved together fan clubs, forums, social media sites, etc. Put any differences to one side try and get the local media involved I'm sure they'd be willing seeing as they're frozen out of press conferences and were blamed for poor performance's by Pardew. Try and approach some of the big businesses that have boxes at the ground (big money spinners) At the moment the obvious obstacle is the season's finished so any form of protest/boycott just isn't going to happen. Also if the club splash £25/30 million on a few players then that'll work in their favour with fans thinking well we'll give it a go see what happens. We need something in place for the first game of the season regardless of what's spent because the football wont be taking priority with this lot in charge.

Any ideas Mr Fish ?

Sammy's going ?

You'd hope the the player would tell him to fuck off.

Alan Pardew; “There are some players here that need new clubs. “I will be advising them that it might be better to move on.” I bet he thinks he's great the stupid twat.

The difference is they play their B team to rest their good players we play ours so we're knocked out.

All future cup games should be boycotted because there is no point to them at all any team drawing us will be like getting a bye.

There has to be a concerted effort to get these out of the club we must be United. Match goers, armchair fans, forums, the media & the City Council. They've drawn the battle lines by issuing those minutes & it's definitely a case of us & them. Look at that picture Mr Fist put up the first thing that catches the eye is the Sports Direct signage then sort of squeezed in the middle is the Newcastle United name.St James Park has become a 52,000 seater catalogue advertising Sports Direct not a football ground. It's like the football side is a pain in the arse he has to put up with for the free advertising. Having said that he made £1.45 billion in the last 12 months I'm sure it's a pain in the arse he can live with.

Mike doesn’t really say much, he listens and comes back to me, sometimes forty eight hours after, then draws some conclusions from what I have said. “He then reflects on the budget and everything else to see how he can help me. “It is important Mike understands some of the problems I have had and we can talk through things I think need to improve. “It is not like there’s much shouting and hollering, more a case for Mike to listen to the problems I have had. “Mike’s got a reputation for being aggressive but he is a better listener, that is why he has had such great success. “He doesn’t really say much. He listens and comes back to me, sometimes 48 hours after, and draws some conclusions from what I’ve said.” Pardew's latest on Ashley

Well its all laid out there now their future plans for the club as we suspected mid table mediocrity beckons for the future. Also forget about cups and Europe as well oh and the local papers are frozen out & that dickhead's still the manager. Any player reading any of these so called future plans wouldn't touch the club with a barge pole if they had any sense. Shirley even the most die hard fan can see what's going on regarding the club I.e. it being used as nothing more than a platform for selling the Sports Direct brand. I would imagine any decision by the players thinking of leaving has been made easier after reading the minutes and who can blame them. You'd like to think there's someone out there with the money who would make him an offer just to sell up. It doesn't have to be like Man City ( although I wouldn't complain ) just someone to come in and buy it and run it for what it is, a football club. All we want is our club back and to see a good honest game of football played at St James Park we dont have to win every week we dont expect to be in Europe every year. The football club is dying on it's feet it needs help from the fans, the local media, local businesses & even the City Council. We need the club back before it's to late I'm not sure what can be done but something has to be done it's OUR club not his.

http://www.nufc.co.uk/page/Fans/FansForum/0,,10278~3831748,00.html There you go lads have a read of this lot

Charnley said we'd only sign 1 or 2 per year with something like 10 leaving the numbers dont quite add up.

That's almost a reserve team we just need to buy a first XI now.

The summer of woe has begun you can only imagine/cringe at what we're going to get over the fuckin' line.

£3 million that's a gift to someone.

"Significantly, the club believe they will be able to announce the first of several new signings in the next few days and expect to have the majority of their recruitment done before the World Cup". The World Cup starts on 12th June I didn't think the transfer window opens until 1st July.

"Concerned about the protests against Pardew"

http://www.themag.co.uk/the-mag-articles/two-premier-league-clubs-battling-sign-obertan/

At this rate we're probably have to spend £30/40 million just to get us back to mid table mediocrity.

Newcastle United may lose as many as SEVEN senior players this summer – as under-fire Alan Pardew gets the green light to reshuffle his black and white pack. Despite supporter discontent and uncertainty around his position, ChronicleLive understands Pardew has been told it is ‘business as usual’ after meeting Mike Ashley’s target of tenth. The club are set to confirm Pardew’s position is secure for another season at tonight’s Fans Forum. And that means he can get to work on a major rebuild of his Newcastle squad, with Shola Ameobi and Luuk de Jong now set to depart to leave United requiring striker reinforcements. Ameobi has not been offered a new contract while de Jong has not done enough to impress Newcastle chiefs – despite telling his agent last week that he may have been on the list of Newcastle’s possible striker recruits. Pardew will finalise his list of players he wants to stay at meetings this week but Sylvain Marveaux, Hatem Ben Arfa, Gabriel Obertan and Jonas Gutierrez will all be made available. Steven Taylor’s future is also under scrutiny and the long-serving defender may not survive a summer cull. This is who the club want to off load I would imagine this list will grow.

Wonder how many of our players have decided NUFC's not for them now it's looking like Pardews staying.