Just When It Cudnt Get Any Worse

I'm not a supporter of Newcastle in any way but that is just f!!!!!! ridiculous.
The lad has done a great job getting them back up and by no stretch of the imagination can the start of this season be classed as disastrous.
Far better spending on players than on a new useless manager 'cos there's not many gooduns free. It will probably be Dennis Wise, that's the mentality of the pricks who are in charge.
 
disgraceful, WTF is ashley on?

championship here we come again, and Ashley deserves nothing less
 
how much would anyone want to bet
that there will be a thick geordie b'stard stood outside
sid james park getting interviewed tonight
shouting for keegan back
 
Such a shame i liked Chris and he did a canny job with what he had around him, guess the writing was on the wall with the contract talks issue a few weeks back..sad times but at least I get to sing at the match again a song i have missed "get out of our club, get out of our club, the fat Cockney bas**rd get out of our club" :)

Anyway life goes on, lets see how the team does against Liverpool live on espn this Sat.
 
It might get even worse

It might get even worse

Call me a conspiracy theorist but getting shot of the manager just a couple of weks before the transfer window opens will make it a hell of a lot easier for Ashley to cash in on Andy Carrol, Steven Taylor and maybe even Tiote in the January sales and recoup some of the millions he's pumped into the club from his own pocket...
 
There going to have to splash the cash on an interpreter if Beardsley get the job.
No good asking for John Hall he stated in one interview if he had his time over again that he would never get involved with football isnt hind sight a marvellous thing.
 
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Spotted this on a press site, from the League Managers Association:

[FONT=Tahoma,Arial,Verdana,Sans Serif][SIZE=+1]LMA Statement Issued Regarding Chris Hughton[/SIZE][/FONT]
[FONT=Tahoma,Arial,Verdana,Sans Serif] 07 Dec 10[/FONT][FONT=Tahoma,Arial,Verdana,Sans Serif]

The League Managers Association (LMA) has issued the following statement in relation to Chris Hughton's departure from Newcastle United Football Club.

Following his permanent appointment as manager in October 2009, Chris enjoyed tremendous success with Newcastle, lifting the Championship League title and securing the club's promotion to Barclays Premier League at the first time of asking, with 102 league points.

Chris's career as manager of Newcastle got off to an excellent start. In recognition of his achievements, Chris picked up four Football League Manager of Month Awards and was duly named LMA Football League Championship Manager of the Year 2010, as voted for by his peers, the managers in the Championship.

This season, Newcastle are currently sitting in 11th position in the Barclays Premier League and under Chris's guidance have enjoyed memorable victories over Arsenal, Aston Villa and Sunderland.

Chris leaves Newcastle with a superb win percentage of 55.71%.

Chris Hughton, said: "We have built on last season's momentum following promotion back up to the Barclays Premier League and have produced some excellent results to see us sitting midway in the table at this stage of the season. I am immensely proud of my achievements with Newcastle and I enjoyed a fantastic relationship with the players, my staff and the supporters during my time as manager. I now wish them and the club all the very best for the future. The termination of my contract is now in the hands of the LMA and I will therefore be making no further comment at this stage."

Richard Bevan, chief executive of the LMA said: "The LMA is extremely disappointed that Newcastle have parted company with Chris given the success the club has experienced since his appointment. Not only did Chris secure promotion back to the Barclays Premier League, but achieved two club records in the process; 102 points to secure promotion and the longest sequence of unbeaten league matches (17). Throughout his time at Newcastle Chris has conducted himself with tremendous integrity and dignity, the team's current position of 11th in the Barclays Premier League demonstrating the stabilising effect Chris has had in his role as manager during his period at Newcastle."[/FONT]
 

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