Alan Pardew has suggested the sky could be the limit for Newcastle United – if they make the most of their momentum. The Magpies boss is a candidate for the November manager of the month award – and could be handed the prize should United beat West Bromwich Albion on Saturday night at St James’ Park (5.30pm). With the Magpies sitting in eighth position and just two points off the top four, the clash with West Brom offers the chance to climb the table. Pardew said: “I am very pleased for everybody at Newcastle that we have 20 points already. “You can see we have good unity there and that bodes well. “We have another home game now and then a good run of games. “If we can keep this momentum going, who knows where we can go.” However, Pardew admits there is plenty of room for improvement. He was unhappy that United did not kill the game off earlier against Chris Hughton’s Norwich. He said: “Moussa should have played Papiss in a bit quicker and that would have been a goal. “Loic made a poor decision in the second half. “When you are 2-0 up that makes a big difference. “We never changed the agenda second half. “We slipped back into holding on to the two, which we don’t want to do. “We brought Hatem back on and then changed the agenda back.” /Loraine
Posted on: Tue, 26 Nov 2013 09:20:11 +0000
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