Steve McClaren | Page 2 | Vital Football

Steve McClaren

As Piemag says it was always gonna be this . We've made a few decent looking signings but it's just a bit of weeding when really the whole lot needs digging up and starting again .
 
Simple we need more quality in certain areas else we will struggle.
Bottom three and it's not going to change much over the next few games.
Better organised but cards are getting plentiful.
 
Been impressed with the new signings so far but it's going to take 2-3 windows with the same investment to get any where
 
Head coach Steve McClaren has said that Newcastle United will have to be at our best to stop Manchester United's Memphis Depay this weekend....

Read more: http://www.newcastle.vitalfootball.co.uk/#ixzz3jTTwer27
 
Its funny how all the same failed managers get the jobs, why not give some up and coming manager a try. They cant be any worse than the same old has beens touted about for every job vacancy.

They will cost a fraction to a manager like hippo heed and his ilk.
 
Head coach Steve McClaren has said he's considering an appeal for the straight red card shown to Mitrovic in today's one nil loss to Arsenal.

http://www.newcastle.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=411650
 
A tap in of a headline as the ex ajax youngster is given a trial at St James'.

Can McClaren insert Koks into the side? Will Koks pass McClaren's rigorous inspection ? All will be revealed on Koks in due course .


http://www.insidefutbol.com/2015/07/06/former-ajax-midfielder-arrives-at-newcastle-united-on-trial/219696/?
 
With many pundits popping a fuse as they pop at Newcastle's performance against West Ham last night, head coach Steve McClaren wasn't......

http://www.newcastle.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=413593
 
Steve McClaren has been on the Newcastle shortlist for months and if the BBC is right, with what was reported on Wednesday, he'll be confirmed as the Newcastle Head Coach next week.

Read more: http://www.newcastle.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=401734#ixzz3c5tBp9iU
 
I remember being gutted when it was COX out; at one stage I wanted DIX in but now he's a bit of a board supporter it's definitely DIX out for me
 
billybobcat - 26/5/2015 23:21

Its funny how all the same failed managers get the jobs, why not give some up and coming manager a try. They cant be any worse than the same old has beens touted about for every job vacancy.

They will cost a fraction to a manager like hippo heed and his ilk.
Click to expand...

For any up and coming managers, knowledge of football would be needed by Ashley and Charnley.
 
banjo9 - 25/5/2015 21:03

We haven't had a decent manager since Bobby Robson so we are well due a top class managerial appointment. McLaren is a slight step up from Pardew, nothing more.
Click to expand...

Not even sure I would allow him that Banjo. I reckon he's about a rung and a half down. He'll be a similar appointment though - no power, an irritating pain in the arse, a patsy, a singer from Mike's song-sheet, and a mediocre coach.
 
ManxMag - 4/6/2015 13:31

banjo9 - 25/5/2015 21:03

We haven't had a decent manager since Bobby Robson so we are well due a top class managerial appointment. McLaren is a slight step up from Pardew, nothing more.
Click to expand...

Not even sure I would allow him that Banjo. I reckon he's about a rung and a half down. He'll be a similar appointment though - no power, an irritating pain in the arse, a patsy, a singer from Mike's song-sheet, and a mediocre coach.
Click to expand...

I reckon he's a better manager than Pardew and definitely easier to listen to. As others have said though it makes little difference as long as that fat ****'s at the helm.
 
Head coach Steve McClaren has said that Newcastle still have plenty of improvements to make this season as we head into the weekend's game against West Ham....

Read more: http://www.newcastle.vitalfootball.co.uk/#ixzz3lRmOZtm2
 
You must log in or register to reply here.