Not sure Newcastle would be happy with that…
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I don’t know about that. If some people here claim 30M for Lewis then Livramento is definitely 70if City weren't interested he'd be worth no more that £40m (and that's with the English tax)
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Lewis and Akanji are the two who should go.
We can’t keep players based on past achievements.
Sell both and recoup £40/50m?
Spend that on a good solid RB.
The squad balance will look a lot better.
Lewis is good book value aswell and homegrown so might be appealing to other clubs.
We can’t keep players based on past achievements.
Sell both and recoup £40/50m?
Spend that on a good solid RB.
The squad balance will look a lot better.
Lewis is good book value aswell and homegrown so might be appealing to other clubs.
Centurions
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Ahh, a whoops moment.Palmer is at the CWC not the U21's
Think Pep likes Lewis a lot. Sees something in him. I think he is more of a midfielder.Lewis and Akanji are the two who should go.
We can’t keep players based on past achievements.
Sell both and recoup £40/50m?
Spend that on a good solid RB.
The squad balance will look a lot better.
Lewis is good book value aswell and homegrown so might be appealing to other clubs.
Good home grown utility player. Will get games for sure
I'd get Aina from Forest for free for a season and get rid of Rico for 30-40 million.
Nunes and Aina as our RBs for the upcoming season giving Livramento an extra season to develop at Newcastle and run his contract down which will shave probably the best part of £20 million off the asking price. If he has another good season then go in for him.
Nunes and Aina as our RBs for the upcoming season giving Livramento an extra season to develop at Newcastle and run his contract down which will shave probably the best part of £20 million off the asking price. If he has another good season then go in for him.
Nunes as £53mill backup I’d rather sell him as well.Rico Lewis + cash and everyone wins. We would have 2 really good options for RB in Livramento and Nunes.
I’d sell all 3 mate, Ankji isn’t needed anymore and the other 2 would give us the funds for Liveramento.Lewis and Akanji are the two who should go.
We can’t keep players based on past achievements.
Sell both and recoup £40/50m?
Spend that on a good solid RB.
The squad balance will look a lot better.
Lewis is good book value aswell and homegrown so might be appealing to other clubs.
SilverFox2
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Do you think the fact that McAtee caaptained the victorious England players yesterday against Germany as well as getting the official Player of the Match would increase his value?There's no way Newcastle are selling him. Not to us or to any other club that afford him. Especially after his displays in the European U21 tournament.
Surely our target is only higher value to us because we have other McAtee position players already.
citytill1die84
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Absolutely not lolNot sure Newcastle would be happy with that…
He likes everyone it seems. Because that’s what I am hearing about any player that’s suggested to leave. Don’t mind a 30 man squad then since he likes everyone .Think Pep likes Lewis a lot. Sees something in him. I think he is more of a midfielder.
Good home grown utility player. Will get games for sure
SilverFox2
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A change in tactics by Pep seems to put players recently bought into their actual positions.
We survived for years without a proper left back let's hope the right right back can be found.
We survived for years without a proper left back let's hope the right right back can be found.
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In Fifa 2012 they would and that's the reference point most here look to when making assumptions about how transfers work.Not sure Newcastle would be happy with that…
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Sick of seeing Ola fecking Aina mentioned, has Seamus Coleman signed a contract yet?
Who do you want mentioned Reece James, Lee Dixon, Michah Richards or perhaps Gary Neville :-)Sick of seeing Ola fecking Aina mentioned, has Seamus Coleman signed a contract yet?
He clearly didn’t like Kyle, Jack and concelo in the end.He likes everyone it seems. Because that’s what I am hearing about any player that’s suggested to leave. Don’t mind a 30 man squad then since he likes everyone .
But he has mentioned Lewis in the same breath as Phillip Laham in some of the things he has done. So for me he is indicating that Lewis is his type of player.
I don’t think Lewis has reached his peak yet
Centurions
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Not true, Ederson started as a left back although it wasn't Pep who moved him TBF.A change in tactics by Pep seems to put players recently bought into their actual positions.
We survived for years without a proper left back let's hope the right right back can be found.
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Imagine we do that and Lewis ends up the better player. Why do we have no patience with our own youngsters, but then spend 60/70m on others? Can we not develop our own players anymoreRico Lewis + cash and everyone wins. We would have 2 really good options for RB in Livramento and Nunes.
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im not convinced livramento comes or is any better than Nunes