This was the line all the Palace fans used when they mocked Newcastle after Pardew left and had his usual hot streak upon first joining a club. The comparison and replacement to Pardew was John Carver.

As "Super Alan Pardew" rang out through Selhurst after a couple of good wins and "Stupid, deluded geordies - their loss is our gain" was used as the stick to beat Newcastle fans and mock us for daring to openly protest to force out the media darling who is nothing more than a fraud who would never have a job in the Premier League right now, had he not owed a ton of money to the ex-chairman of Newcastle United in casino debt.

Do you see him being criticised by Sky/BBC, despite his absolutely appalling record in which even Newcastle have more Premier League points than you in 2016? No, he still gets away with it and after his classic 'few wins on the spin' he's lauded as a genius and touted for the England job. It's beyond belief, but of course we have to big up English managers despite their apparent s***ness.

Anyway I had to laugh at his latest excuse for losing as obviously it's never down to his own personal failings, and his reason for losing was his teams willingness to try and ride the wave of momentum and overturn a 2 goal deficit into a valuable 3 points. Super Alan Pardew then accuses them of 'getting over excited', at least this time he didn't accuse the fans of being the reason for defeat, as he did when you held us to a 3-3 draw at St James' in the 14/15 season.

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Newcastle manager Alan Pardew: "We should have had three points. Perhaps we got wrapped up in the crowd trying to get a fourth and it's frustrating to concede.

After a 1-1 draw with Spurs
“We took the lead and if it wasn’t for exuberance at the end, trying to get a second and the crowd urging us on and all getting a little bit carried away, we would have a really big victory today.”
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Anyway, you can get the rest here. You might want to look into buying this domain yourselves.
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If you think you can't go down because of the players you have, Pardew only just avoided relegation by the skin of his teeth with Newcastle with Coloccini, Cabaye, Tiote, Cisse, Ba & Ben Arfa playing at the peak of their abilities, so if you keep him long enough you don't have a chance. It works well for me as I have money riding on it.

Anyway, enjoy the 'transition period'. Or whatever the next li(n)e is.

Move to the proper section please.
Serious question? Do we have Palace fans constantly on other people's boards?

Edited by Dangermouse (06 Nov 2016 10.33am)

That's Life
And as funny as it may seem
Some people get their kicks stompin' on a Dream.
KEEP THE FAITH!!!!!

Stupid Deluded Geordies has always been the case, before, during and after Pardew.

Undoubtedly you'll win The Championship this season and then be expecting a top 4 finish next season.

Deluded.

Couldn't of put it better myself.

"Look at that. Accident blackspot? These aren't accidents! They're throwing themselves into the road gladly! Throwing themselves into the road to escape all this hideousness!"

Palace have a team which appears to care about each other and who have been unlucky in a number of games this season. Newcastle became a bunch of spoiled mercenaries who played like they didn't care. If we were playing like that then I'd be worried, but we're not. In nearly every game this season we've looked like we might get something. Even against Liverpool we were only a couple of bad penalty decisions away from a point.

If we'd snatched a win yesterday everyone would have been talking about what a great, spirited performance it was but we got carried away chasing three points. We're not beyond being relegated, but I think a couple of signings in January and we can push on and get a solid mid-table finish

Although I think it takes a rather odd kind of person to do that sort of thing, it's understandable as they're our rivals. The Geordies' obsession with Pardew is just weird. I bet you the next club that hires Pardew will have its forums awash with them, screaming hysterically again.