Is Alan Pardew the new George Burley ?
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 NEILLO  Shoreham-by-Sea 15 Dec 16 1.14am |
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Certainly not in the drinking stakes....but there are similarities in today's team and the one that we had under Burley. Good to watch when in possession and capable of scoring goals. But a lightweight midfield that offers little protection to a brittle back four. A New Years Day defeat in an away London derby could see another similarity....
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| Tom R Huddersfield 15 Dec 16 8.36am |
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In the first half with Flamini, I thought we looked more solid and that seemed to bring a much better performance from Cabaye as well. Reading Steve Parish's programme notes he seemed to be accepting that the current run of games was not going to yield much. However, I think the Watford and Swansea games will be crucial as they are the best opportunities to pick up points, and more importantly, show defensive improvement.
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| bexleydave Barnehurst 15 Dec 16 8.37am |
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Originally posted by Tom R
In the first half with Flamini, I thought we looked more solid and that seemed to bring a much better performance from Cabaye as well. Yes, I thought that too.
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| Dixie Eagle Chatham 15 Dec 16 8.51am |
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I guess he's kind of similar but without the regular 3-0 beatings. Pardew has a much. much stronger team to work with so he should be doing a lot better.
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