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Ashley would do well to keep the faith with Pardew
After a disappointing opening couple of games, Newcastle United are slowly but surely getting back on track. Although their form is inconsistent at best, the performance against Liverpool showed that they are on the right track. Mike Ashley would do well to stand by his word and let Pardew see out his long term contract.
Against Liverpool on Saturday, although his side played with just 10 men for 50 minutes, they managed to come out with a creditable 2-2 draw. And the fabulous form of Remy, the on-loan striker from QPR must surely please both Pardew and Ashley. The manager has certainly had a difficult past few months, as he has not only had to deal with the likes of Yohan Cabaye, Cheik Tioté and Hatem Ben Arfa, but also cope cleverly with the installation of Joe Kinnear as the director of football. With Newcastle finally starting to play some eye catching football, Mike Ashley would do well to keep the faith with Pardew and let him strut his stuff.
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