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Newcastle post match thread
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lazza
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And the dozy “toon army” cheering wildly to get a throw-in (although, to be fair, that was about the most positive aspect of their play for 80 minutes)
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Lovebitesandeveryfing
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How many times last season did we see this team absolutely dominate the opposition and drop two and sometimes three points?
I’m still absolutely buzzing to be honest. Love the fact that this team has found a way to win in all circumstances. We win beautiful, we win ugly - we win. And if the opposition doesn’t particularly want to play football, the quality of the match is largely on their heads. I really don’t care. What beauty there was in this match came almost entirely from us. Our goal was a thing of beauty, by the way. In a different way, Otamendi’s headed clearance was a thing of beauty. In previous years, I think we would have conceded at that point. But this team is tough. This team refuses to be beaten.
Personally, I wouldn’t criticize any of our players. Not Kun, not Ilkay, not Bernado. Not Gabi Jesus. They all ran their socks off, they all tried different things. You try getting past a team that has all eleven players not merely in its own half, but often in its own box. You just try it.
A great team performance. We march on.
Rag fan in the pub where I watched it said at the end that he couldn’t see anyone getting near us, and that we would go the season without being beaten. Of course, I wasn’t having it, not publicly, at any rate. But even if I can scarcely admit it to myself, I am starting, faintly, to believe that this thing is possible.
I’m still absolutely buzzing to be honest. Love the fact that this team has found a way to win in all circumstances. We win beautiful, we win ugly - we win. And if the opposition doesn’t particularly want to play football, the quality of the match is largely on their heads. I really don’t care. What beauty there was in this match came almost entirely from us. Our goal was a thing of beauty, by the way. In a different way, Otamendi’s headed clearance was a thing of beauty. In previous years, I think we would have conceded at that point. But this team is tough. This team refuses to be beaten.
Personally, I wouldn’t criticize any of our players. Not Kun, not Ilkay, not Bernado. Not Gabi Jesus. They all ran their socks off, they all tried different things. You try getting past a team that has all eleven players not merely in its own half, but often in its own box. You just try it.
A great team performance. We march on.
Rag fan in the pub where I watched it said at the end that he couldn’t see anyone getting near us, and that we would go the season without being beaten. Of course, I wasn’t having it, not publicly, at any rate. But even if I can scarcely admit it to myself, I am starting, faintly, to believe that this thing is possible.
greasedupdeafguy
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First time ever that Reidy's been the best looking bloke on a 4 man panel.
I preferred the pre-match chat though...
Watch Yorke squirm.
god i do miss keys and Gray
Or even SaturdayWe've had teams park the bus, but that was ridiculous, Newcastle had no intention of attacking in the first half and we created chance after chance were previously we couldn't break through. We created plenty of chances. The post twice, a couple of good saves and some poor finishing the only reason we didn't win by a greater score, it's 3 points - 15 points ahead and +22 goal difference is frankly amazing at this point of the season.
Unfortunate that Kompany went off injured, but full confidence in Oti and Mangala and Stones will be back soon. On to Palace with hopefully Delph and Spanish Dave back on Sunday for win 19
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Bloody hell that’s rich. In the dippers, 70’s & 80’s, heyday, the football league was eventually forced to ban the intentional pass back to the goalkeeper because of Liverpool’s blatant perpetual use of it as a time wasting tactic once they’d gone ahead (No matter how early that happened to be)I was watching the game with a Liverpool fan, and he was just moaning about it being boring,
citytilllidie
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Palace away could be a right banana skinCalling it before the Crystal Palace pre-match thread, on the first page at least two people will mention the words "banana skin" in their post.