Simpson: Hughton Is Doing A 'Perfect Job'


By Tyne-Talk
October 11 2009

Loan signing Danny Simpson has praised Chris Hughton for the "perfect job" he is doing at the club, despite the turmoil going on behind closed doors. Simpson, who signed to Newcastle from Manchester United in a 6 month deal has also indicated he would be interested in making the arrangement permanent.

Talking of Chris he said; 

"It's obvious that Chris has done a perfect job, with all that was known and said about which managers could come here, it can't have been easy for him.

But he has managed superly.

Obviously, the fact that he has given me a chance to play regularly is brilliant, but he's very impressive in bigger ways.

He is very precise in setting his targets and in his preparation for matches.

He gives each of us information on our opposing players.

Some guys don't really know much about some of the players in this league, but Chris has ensured we are fully prepared for each match."

On staying at the club he said;

"I feel comfortable here - I feel like I belong.

Going here, there and everywhere on loan is fine but after a while you want to put down roots and get settled. You just want to feel like you belong somewhere, like you're settled somewhere. It's good for your career as well because when you feel wanted and relaxed you play better.

I feel like I'm getting past that stage where I want to keep living out of a suitcase and get settled. That's why it would be nice to make it permanent here.

I'm living in Newcastle and I love the place. I feel part of the team, the lads are great, the fans are amazing and the staff are brilliant too. It's a great feeling and it's what you want."

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Simpson: Hughton Is Doing A 'Perfect Job'
Discussion started by TyneTalk (IP Logged), 11/10/2009 10:48
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11/10/2009 10:48
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Joe
11/10/2009 11:56
I like the lad. He has said a lot of good things since he came here (Sm152)

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tunyc
11/10/2009 13:46
He seems to imply he'd be alright with a permanent move...any chance?

waffles
waffles
11/10/2009 16:59
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tunyc
He seems to imply he'd be alright with a permanent move...any chance?

There's a chance only because I think he'd like it. Fergie doesn't like to let promising players go, and he will be in the market for a Right Back once Neville retires next summer.

TOONTILLIDIE
TOONTILLIDIE
11/10/2009 17:11
There is a real chance here, all goes on how much Man U want for him. As I don't think Fergie wants to keep him, he has only played 3 times for he club, if he was going to break into the team then Fergie would have given him more games by now and wouldnt hve loaned him out so much

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Ian Toward
Biffins Bridge
11/10/2009 21:28
He has done well and I would like to sign him. Cant see Man U really wanting to keep him and I think he is out of contract in the summer.

The Brazilian lad, think it is Rafael, is well up on Simpson and Wes Brown also. The lad wants first team football at his age and I think knows he needs a move away.

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tunyc
12/10/2009 01:02
Also persistent rumors that Fergie is after Maicon from Inter.

He may be available, especially if we're back in the PL and there's a bit of cash to spend. Fat chance that last one, though.

TOONTILLIDIE
TOONTILLIDIE
12/10/2009 11:00
Out of contract in the summer, so we can get him for f@ck#ll, just need to extend the deal until the end of the season and then get it sorted this Jan

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senyabtoon
senyabtoon
12/10/2009 11:42
on a free that would be a amazing deal for us!!!

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