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Big Sam Is Gone

Zlatan

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I think Mourinho won't. He wanted a job outside England, right?

Shearer, anyone? Wouldn't surprise me, he was always rumoured to replace Robson back in the day, when he was still a football player.
 
Shearer would be nice. I have no sympathy for Newcastle but somehow I do want Shearer to do well and Newcastle is the best place for him.
 

Payaah

Starting XI
Newcastle are like the mini Real Madrid, new coach every season now. IMO they should have given him more time till end of the season atleast. Can Newcastle find a better manager to replace him? I somehow doubt it.
 

crswind17

Senior Squad
I wonder why was this impatience. I know Sam would have taken Newcastle back to the top in a few years. You can't build a good team in a half-year. The pressure was huge on poor guy, no wonder he left
 

Zlatan

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Yeah I agree, he went too fast. But it seems to be a trend in football nowadays, to not give your coach some credit, certainly in England.
 

MaestroZidane

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First of all I'm shocked...... and relieved.

Newcastle has talent, and despite injuries, he should have been able to produce more than what he was able to achieve. It is unfortunate, but is time to move on. Now lets see who can do better for the remaining part of the season.

I wouldn't mind seeing Shearer...
 

ShearerM4

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Xifio;2465942 said:
the shearer appointment would be a popular one, both with the fans and the romantics ...
That's the problem though... I don't think Shearer would be that much a popular appointment. It would be a huge shot in the dark as he has no experience. I think Alan recognises this alo which is why he's ruled himself out quickly today. Having him as a first team coach would be though!

Anyway, my reaction to all this: Meh... Sam was making it hard to care with all the stange tactics and decisions.
 

Hopeunited

Starting XI
Haha Newcastle, what a cancer team. They are like the New York Knicks of soccer.

Personally I thought Allardyce should've been given a bit more time (at least one full season) to set his feet. To come into a big underachieving club like Newcastle with such high expectations and pressure is difficult, not to mention changing the team's fortunes in half a season.
 

Help?

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I still think that no manager will last long there, until Alan Shearer steps up. The fans want it, the club seems to want it and its just bound to happen. Newcastle board seem to think that they can find somebody better out there that will deliver and fast unlike Allardyce. Well, if they do manage that, kudos to them, but i think its a big mistake. Maybe i'm wrong but it just seems that the club is holding the position until Shearer decides to say "OK, i'm ready, let me have a crack at it".
 

easyeasyeasy

Senior Squad
Talking to a mate about this news, I said "ah yeah the old mutual consent, did he fall or was he pushed?", he replied "must have took a really strong bloke to push Big Fat Sam out of the Toon" (H)!!!

Though some sites (F365 for example) state that he was sacked, rather than the departure being mutual, hmm where have I seen that before already this season? *cough* Mr A *cough*. Anyhow I'm not surprised that Sam's gone, he spent a lot on players, one of which has spent more time in police custody (£5.8m for jailbird chav Barton), and had a bad run of results..... well, his Toon side couldn't even get a win over Derby in two meetings which is bad enough!!
 

Jambo Den

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I feel sorry for the Geordies. There's only so much a manager can do to achieve success, but when the players don't live up to the standards/expectations that you'd associate with such a big support the manager is always the first to get the sack. That's always been the way it goes I guess.

Not sorry for Allardyce, though I hear he's bunged up with a nasty cold. Anyone know anything? :(
 

adobe_sun

Youth Team
Why on earth would Shearer want to leave his comfortable spot at Match of the Day for the manager chair at the Toons??!? If i was him, i'd never do it :D

Apparently the so called "N'Zogbia situation", that was rightly spotted by The Special One on Setanta Sports, was the thing that brought Big Sam outta the club.
 


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