Newcastle United is safe from the bottom relegation zone but the 2^nd half of the season has not been an enjoyable one for the club as they are going through a series of consecutive defeats which is building up the pressure upon the club but especially on Alan Pardew.

The former West Ham United coach has even revealed that he is not feeling safe and his role in the club.

During the past couple of weeks, Alan Pardew has even lost support from the fans of Newcastle United as they have displayed signs and banners with written texts, and websites such as the popular belgique russie cote site suggesting the English coach on leaving the club and step down from his role of coaching.

“I don’t feel safe. I never feel safe as a Premier League manager. We live five to six Premier League games at a time, in terms of the pressure building from the media’’.

“I actually don’t think the media in the north-east helped us this week. I think they whipped it up, for whatever reason. I know one or two of them are banned from the stadium and they probably used that as a bit of an agenda, which is a shame for us because we want them to support us.”

Whenever Newcastle United gets negative or disappointing results, Pardew has resorted to using a number of excuses which range from media, to injuries and a series of other things as a way to cover up the recent series of mediocre performances but the fact is that the fans of the club and even some staff members of Newcastle United are starting to question whether or not Pardew should continue being charge of the squad and the remaining matches of the season will be an important factor which will help decide the future of Alan Pardew.