http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11678_2921627,00.html Newcastle chairman Chris Mort insists the club are fully behind manager Sam Allardyce. The Toon Army are growing restless after seeing their side slump to successive heavy home defeats, 4-1 to Portsmouth and 3-0 in Saturday against Liverpool. Mort admits that the fans have every right to be unhappy after booing their side off the pitch following their under-par display against Liverpool. 主席 Mort表示,俱乐部完全的支持 Sam Allardyce. Toon Army在接连两场严重的主场失利後,越来越感到焦躁. Backing "It is certainly not surprising the fans are not happy," Mort told Sky Sports News. "We have had two disappointing home games on the trot the fans don't want that, the manager doesn't want that and we certainly don't want that. "No complaints they are disappointed with the results and we are to, but we must move on." Mort said that at the moment Newcastle were standing by Allardyce - who was appointed by the previous board, before current owner Mike Ashley took charge. "We would like to do [stand by him]," he continued. "We have got an experienced manager who is clearly having a tough time but he is an experienced guy and will hopefully bring the team through." Allardyce himself is clear that a lot of building work needs to be done at St James' Park and said it will not happen overnight. Mort认为 Allardyce是个有经验的教练,虽然现在确实很艰难,但他会带领球队渡过的. Allardyce自己也曾表示,重建工作需要时间而不会发生在一个晚上. Patience "It cant be done in a short period of time," he told Sky Sports News. "They have been trying to do that for a number of years and it has not worked, so we are trying to do it slowly and surely and progressively and will hope we get there and sustain it, that is what I want us to do. "We have got to do better and hopefully that will turn around in the next few weeks." Mort 再次强调,这个球队过去好几年从未成功过,所以他们想要慢慢的而且确定 球队正在进步的路途上. 毫无疑问球队应该要作的更好,希望接下来几周可以看到改善. --

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