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Pardew always a sore loser
Dec
10
2011
It made me laugh hearing Alan Pardew comment on the match, he actually said “we looked like scoring at any time all game”!
Excuse me Alan but your team were the worst team to visit here this season in the first half and apart from Demba Ba, you looked like a very average championship side!
Granted, second half Newcastle were much better! But it surely could not have got any worse for them!
I do not expect an opposing manager to praise us but i do expect the manager to not totally lie out of his teeth.
Does anybody else agree with Pardew?
Maybe i was watching a different game?
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Reply 3 by Connor Rouse
I thought we dominated the game and Newcastle definetly wearnt at there best they looked very average.
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Reply 4 by Supermarket Prodigy
Absolutely, it flattered them to be 1-1 at half-time. Definitely didn’t deserve that, both their goals came about from poor defending. We made them look distinctly ordinary!
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Reply 1 by Supermarket Prodigy
Somebody pointed it out on Canary Call, Lambert is always honest in defeat and doesn’t make excuses. Pardew did, and I agree with you mate, we were the better team, Ruddy had one real save to make all game! I mean – if getting the opposition keeper to make 1 save in 90 minutes equates to ‘Looking like scoring all game’ then Gordon Brown should still be Prime Minister…