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Europa success thrills Pardew
Manager Alan Pardew is confident his Newcastle side can progress even further in the Europa League after Thursday's narrow victory over Metalist Kharkiv.
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SocraticIrony (Newcastle United) says...
@mccabecol, you're right, we were. However we didn't manage to score in normal time (at least not given goals), and only got through thanks to a penalty that on watching the replays I'd argue was 'soft' in the extreme. Goryainov got his foot to the ball, and given his position I don't think it was reckless but Sissoko went down. Not sure there's even contact. Luck was a big factor over those two matches, both good and bad.
Posted 3:41pm 22nd February 2013
hmsmajesty (Newcastle United) says...
I don't see how going into the return leg at 0-0, when you should be 2-0 up is "lucky".
Posted 1:33pm 22nd February 2013
shenkenshalken (Newcastle United) says...
Well I'm pleased. It's an interesting competition because you don't really know how good any of the teams are at this point, and I wouldn't say there is a clear favourite in the competition. I know Anzhi gave Liverpool a bit of trouble so I expect it to be tight. Guess we'll see what happens, I've no idea what to expect to be honest with you.
Posted 12:23pm 22nd February 2013
stemis3 (Newcastle United) says...
Thought the penalty was soft but Newcastle deserved something over the two legs so justice was done in the end.
Posted 12:21pm 22nd February 2013
mccabecol (Newcastle United) says...
what ye mean SocraticIrony? NUFC were definitely the better team over the two legs.
Posted 11:55am 22nd February 2013
SocraticIrony (Newcastle United) says...
"Europa luck relieves Pardew" would be more accurate.
Posted 8:36am 22nd February 2013