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Re: Newcastle U 1 Everton 2 (Osman, Jagielka)
Statman Sun 06 Mar 2011, 12:02 am
Bluejags wrote:from the MOTD highlights the green shoots of Arteta are encouraging. And with plenty of mid to lower table opposition coming up, hopefully we can make an unlikely drive for 6th. Mikel stepping up to the plate.
But surely they have been our problem this season.
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Re: Newcastle U 1 Everton 2 (Osman, Jagielka)
Knight of Thorgothshire Sun 06 Mar 2011, 2:55 am
Got text updates from my wife since I was not able to watch the game, and then reading this thread, great to see we deserved the win. 
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Re: Newcastle U 1 Everton 2 (Osman, Jagielka)
ToffeeDan Sun 06 Mar 2011, 9:34 am
LOL Victor vs The Nolanderthal
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Re: Newcastle U 1 Everton 2 (Osman, Jagielka)
Armchair Sun 06 Mar 2011, 11:01 am
[quote="Yankthattoffee"]
I thought we played better when Pip when off. J5 is at least a bit more cultured on the ball and did a good job of closing down the Toon players.
Blueyaletdinov wrote:Yankthattoffee wrote:YAKUBLUE wrote:we should be outta sight by now,
you know what will happen next
Yearh, we win!!!!
Again, Vic is more interested in looking to hold off the man every time he gets it, instead of moving it into space etc.
Looked like he was looking for Nolan the moment he came on.
So we continue to ask what Vic brings to a game, that Becks doesn't?
Couldn't see what Vic was trying to do after the whistle, other than Pip trying to drag him away towards our fans.
BTW I don't know if anyone commented earlier in this thread but Collocini's studs down Saha's calf was well bookable, and yet went unpunished.
Considering the number of changes to the line up, we looked solid when they tried their bullyboy-hoof-it tactics, and should have had a couple more goals for our goal difference. Arteta better out wide. Rodders played the stopper fairly well after Pip went off. J5 still not showing what I thought he would be good at.
2 good goals although I don't theink Leon meant the nutmeg goal.
All in all we showed good spirit, as has often been the case, when we adopt the 'problems, what problems?' appraoch.
I thought we played better when Pip when off. J5 is at least a bit more cultured on the ball and did a good job of closing down the Toon players.
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Re: Newcastle U 1 Everton 2 (Osman, Jagielka)
RhinoJagz Sun 06 Mar 2011, 1:42 pm
Statman wrote:Bluejags wrote:from the MOTD highlights the green shoots of Arteta are encouraging. And with plenty of mid to lower table opposition coming up, hopefully we can make an unlikely drive for 6th. Mikel stepping up to the plate.
But surely they have been our problem this season.
True, but with Arteta ACTUALLY starting to make a difference now in these types of games, maybe they might not be such a problem now!
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Re: Newcastle U 1 Everton 2 (Osman, Jagielka)
Yankthattoffee Sun 06 Mar 2011, 2:13 pm
Bluejags wrote:Statman wrote:Bluejags wrote:from the MOTD highlights the green shoots of Arteta are encouraging. And with plenty of mid to lower table opposition coming up, hopefully we can make an unlikely drive for 6th. Mikel stepping up to the plate.
But surely they have been our problem this season.
True, but with Arteta ACTUALLY starting to make a difference now in these types of games, maybe they might not be such a problem now!
The extra space he found, was telling. Maybe he can start looking to bring Baines into play more often?
Ossie has been at his best since he reclaimed the wide spot from Bily.
Then there's Vic......
(Shyt, the Shyte just scored
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Re: Newcastle U 1 Everton 2 (Osman, Jagielka)
Knight of Thorgothshire Sun 06 Mar 2011, 2:15 pm
Twice.Yankthattoffee wrote:Bluejags wrote:Statman wrote:Bluejags wrote:from the MOTD highlights the green shoots of Arteta are encouraging. And with plenty of mid to lower table opposition coming up, hopefully we can make an unlikely drive for 6th. Mikel stepping up to the plate.
But surely they have been our problem this season.
True, but with Arteta ACTUALLY starting to make a difference now in these types of games, maybe they might not be such a problem now!
The extra space he found, was telling. Maybe he can start looking to bring Baines into play more often?
Ossie has been at his best since he reclaimed the wide spot from Bily.
Then there's Vic......
(Shyt, the Shyte just scored
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