If you've read some of my other posts you will have noticed I haven't an agenda against him. It's you who comes on here, wants to argue but you don't understand what people say. Like a child trying to get in on adult conversation. Nothing new for you but I suppose you're not going away so we have to get used to someone who cannot grasp simple things.

I have said we shouldn't get carried away with beating Mboro and Stoke just as we shouldn't go overboard if results don't go our way vs the better sides we're about to face very soon. How is that judging someone on games we haven't played yet and having a f&&&ing agenda you halfwit? You really don't understand English do you?

I'm saying it's too early and we haven't had enough challenges yet to really form an opinion. Things look good, but they stood a better chance of that with everything in front of us being pretty poor since half time vs Bournemouth.

Plenty of people see what I've said and some have agreed and/or said similar themselves. It's only you who a) doesn't understand and b) turns up at the end of the day to start an argument because again, you cannot understand what has been said and you certainly can't appreciate a point of view reach an agreement or middle ground. I think you need to calm yourself.

Edited by Rudi Hedman (20 Sep 2016 12.40am)

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So so refreshing this post and views from my fellow stripey Nigel / plastic fan haters.....!!
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R.i.p dear Staffie

Do you 2 not get on? It's just a feeling I have, I am a very spiritual person.

All I'd say to this Rudi is that since when have we ever been able to beat the teams we 'should' be? More often than not our points come from the unexpected such as away at Liverpool and Everton as opposed to home vs Bournemouth of Burnley.

The fact we've picked up 6 points against 2 sides lower than us may show that we're starting to mature as a squad and club...being able to deal with the pressure that comes with being the 'favourite' in a match (?)

As such its still a relatively new phenomenon for fans to beat teams we're expected to and still sits uncomfortably I guess.

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I was Holloway OUT! and Warnock OUT! from very early on so don't suffer insufferable managers lightly.

Pardew is on a different planet to those two. He fits our club. He did the best he could with the squad he had even if his decisions were baffling sometimes.

He has kept us up twice with many Championship level players around the place. No easy task.

But now we have more proper Prem quality players than not.

The Pardew slate should be wiped clean from the antis and judge from now and not from just the five months from Jan to May 2016. He has earned that.

Takes a big man to admit he was wrong.

Anything less than twelfth and i will hold my hands up. He's underachieved injuries and suspensions notwithstanding.

I'm confident I won't have to but you antis will

Edited by Kermit8 (20 Sep 2016 9.26am)

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I like Pardew as a manager. I think he just needs to find some consistency and he'd be one of the best managers in this league. Done pretty well with most of the clubs he's managed, especially since managing Reading.

But consistency has always been our problem as a team as well. We tend towards bouts of being good, or being poor, and never really manage to achieve a constant average, which makes it hard to judge managers.

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