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Joe Kinnear
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Denmark Spur
Edgar Davids
Re: Managers
The Saudi Sportswashing Machine messageboards are in a proper meltdown because of this :lol:
The Saudi Sportswashing Machine messageboards are in a proper meltdown because of this :lol:
metalgear
Nayim
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Saudi Sportswashing Machine, the gift that keeps on giving...
Joe Kinnear has revealed he has signed a three-year deal to return to Saudi Sportswashing Machine as the club's director of football.
The 66-year-old former Magpies manager met with the club's owner Mike Ashley on Sunday to sign the agreement.
Kinnear has told Sky Sports News that his main job will be to oversee the style of football that the club will be playing and he will deal mainly with player recruitment and transfers, on which he will have the final say.
He insists he will be there solely to help out current manager Alan Pardew, rather than replace him, and he is looking forward to sitting down and planning for the new season with Pardew.
Derek Llambias, the current managing director, will now be dealing more with the financial side of the club, with Kinnear dealing with the football side.
Kinnear managed Saudi Sportswashing Machine during the 2008/9 season but was forced to step aside after suffering a heart attack.
The Irishman, who has also managed at Wimbledon, Luton and Nottingham Forest, will travel up to Tyneside on Thursday and will be at the training ground on Friday to tie up some loose ends.
He told Sky Sports News: "It's absolutely done. I signed it with Mike today and that's taken care of. I think it is a very interesting role for myself and I don't think I could be at a better club doing it.
"I have been in discussions with Mike and once we clarified the situation and what my role would be, ie. in charge of transfers and looking at the strengths and weaknesses of the side that we have got and to help out Alan Pardew in every possible way that I can and use all the experience that I have from the game.
"I intend to meet Alan either tomorrow (Monday) or within the coming week to discuss the future and go through the team itself.
"Our target is that we have got to push ourselves up and try and do as well as we did a couple of seasons ago.
"I am as fit as a fiddle now. I am in the best physical shape that I have ever been and I have been waiting for the opportunity. I have had a great football career and I think I am ideal for this situation and I am looking forward to it.
"What I can offer is that I believe that I am a very good judge of players, I believe that I am a good tactician and I believe that anything to do with football I have been involved in; I've worked with the best, I have been with the best and I intend to make Saudi Sportswashing Machine far better than they are now.
"I think I have got a bright head, I think I can see a good player and know a good player and get the right players in for us to be successful.
"I have no other agenda - that is exactly what I want to do - and if I see players at the club right now and I believe they are not good enough to be at Saudi Sportswashing Machine then I intend to move them on."
Joe Kinnear has revealed he has signed a three-year deal to return to Saudi Sportswashing Machine as the club's director of football.
The 66-year-old former Magpies manager met with the club's owner Mike Ashley on Sunday to sign the agreement.
Kinnear has told Sky Sports News that his main job will be to oversee the style of football that the club will be playing and he will deal mainly with player recruitment and transfers, on which he will have the final say.
He insists he will be there solely to help out current manager Alan Pardew, rather than replace him, and he is looking forward to sitting down and planning for the new season with Pardew.
Derek Llambias, the current managing director, will now be dealing more with the financial side of the club, with Kinnear dealing with the football side.
Kinnear managed Saudi Sportswashing Machine during the 2008/9 season but was forced to step aside after suffering a heart attack.
The Irishman, who has also managed at Wimbledon, Luton and Nottingham Forest, will travel up to Tyneside on Thursday and will be at the training ground on Friday to tie up some loose ends.
He told Sky Sports News: "It's absolutely done. I signed it with Mike today and that's taken care of. I think it is a very interesting role for myself and I don't think I could be at a better club doing it.
"I have been in discussions with Mike and once we clarified the situation and what my role would be, ie. in charge of transfers and looking at the strengths and weaknesses of the side that we have got and to help out Alan Pardew in every possible way that I can and use all the experience that I have from the game.
"I intend to meet Alan either tomorrow (Monday) or within the coming week to discuss the future and go through the team itself.
"Our target is that we have got to push ourselves up and try and do as well as we did a couple of seasons ago.
"I am as fit as a fiddle now. I am in the best physical shape that I have ever been and I have been waiting for the opportunity. I have had a great football career and I think I am ideal for this situation and I am looking forward to it.
"What I can offer is that I believe that I am a very good judge of players, I believe that I am a good tactician and I believe that anything to do with football I have been involved in; I've worked with the best, I have been with the best and I intend to make Saudi Sportswashing Machine far better than they are now.
"I think I have got a bright head, I think I can see a good player and know a good player and get the right players in for us to be successful.
"I have no other agenda - that is exactly what I want to do - and if I see players at the club right now and I believe they are not good enough to be at Saudi Sportswashing Machine then I intend to move them on."
Rorschach
Sonny Walters
Rorschach
Sonny Walters
Re: **Official Other Games Thread, Season 2012/13**
Well I wouldn't go that far. I know this is his second coming to the club and he was sick and all, but no need to exaggerate.
Well I wouldn't go that far. I know this is his second coming to the club and he was sick and all, but no need to exaggerate.
Nigeyman
Chris Armstrong
Re: **Official Other Games Thread, Season 2012/13**
could be just what good ol pards needs......... if they perform as bad in the tyne/wear derby as they did last year some Saudi Sportswashing Machine fans will join in.
could be just what good ol pards needs......... if they perform as bad in the tyne/wear derby as they did last year some Saudi Sportswashing Machine fans will join in.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Re: **Official Other Games Thread, Season 2012/13**
Its unreal, WTF does that guy know about football full stop let alone modern football
Its unreal, WTF does that guy know about football full stop let alone modern football
braineclipse
Willie Hall
Re: **Official Other Games Thread, Season 2012/13**
Saudi Sportswashing Machine, the gift that keeps on giving... What the hell?
Saudi Sportswashing Machine have done brilliantly in the transfer market for several years now, so the answer to whatever question Ashley asked himself was to bring in a new (old) DoF to change things around?
Saudi Sportswashing Machine, the gift that keeps on giving... What the hell?
Saudi Sportswashing Machine have done brilliantly in the transfer market for several years now, so the answer to whatever question Ashley asked himself was to bring in a new (old) DoF to change things around?
braineclipse
Willie Hall
Re: **Official Other Games Thread, Season 2012/13**
If you're talking about their January signings I think judging those signings at this point is a bit like judging Holtby based on his half season with us. Too soon to tell.
If you're talking about their January signings I think judging those signings at this point is a bit like judging Holtby based on his half season with us. Too soon to tell.
Rossi22
Pedro Mendes
Re: **Official Other Games Thread, Season 2012/13**
It's not the quality, it's just the whole French thing. They've signed so many of them that it's creating a divide in the squad, signing so many players from one nation is just such a strange thing to do. If Spurs went and signed a dozen players from Brazil I could see it being counterproductive, I know slagging off English players is great fun and that but I do believe you need a nucleus of them in the squad.
It's not the quality, it's just the whole French thing. They've signed so many of them that it's creating a divide in the squad, signing so many players from one nation is just such a strange thing to do. If Spurs went and signed a dozen players from Brazil I could see it being counterproductive, I know slagging off English players is great fun and that but I do believe you need a nucleus of them in the squad.
Mumorn
Vic Buckingham
Re: **Official Other Games Thread, Season 2012/13**
This.
Even when Wenger was buying French, he still had that English core, the likes of Campbell, Parlour, Adams, Keown, Seaman etc.
This.
Even when Wenger was buying French, he still had that English core, the likes of Campbell, Parlour, Adams, Keown, Seaman etc.
braineclipse
Willie Hall
Re: **Official Other Games Thread, Season 2012/13**
How many players do you need for there to be a nucleus?
How many players do you need for there to be a nucleus?
braineclipse
Willie Hall
Re: **Official Other Games Thread, Season 2012/13**
The season they were undefeated in the league I think only Campbell and Cole were the only regular English starters for them.
The season they were undefeated in the league I think only Campbell and Cole were the only regular English starters for them.