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Newcastle United Thread - 2021/22
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denislawsbackheel
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Probably do more for them than Robinho did for us.
Yeah, decent signing at ok moneyProbably do more for them than Robinho did for us.
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Good signing for them that. He's still a very good player, with an excellent set piece delivery. Shame Wilson isn't fit to profit though! They need central defenders, a new keeper, a centre mid and a striker still and that might be just to stay up!
Not much of a statement signing. I don't see this takeover going very well for them...
Well Robinho was pretty rubbish for us.
He's more like their Bridge equivalent and I'd wager he'll do better than Bridge was for us too.
I do find it hard to think they'll manage a De Jong or Bellamy though, two of my favourite ever signings.
Think they would probably go the signing or team performance based route with relegation release clauses rather than hugely inflated basic wages.I think £400k/week is a stretch but I wouldn't be shocked to see them sign players on £200k/week - £300k/week.
They're also being linked with players like Ramsey whose wages are astronomical (€400k/week) and I expect any Premier League player they sign will ask for wages higher than Trippier too.
I don't think it's unreasonable that a young promising talent who chooses to setback their career a few years asks for wage compensation to make up for it. Not on about Botman in this scenario but a young player from the Premier League say.
It'll be a signing to try and solidify them as a mid-table/lower top half side.Not much of a statement signing. I don't see this takeover going very well for them...
They need about 4 more just to stay up though, so by the time they get into a position to challenge the best, assuming that's their plan, he'll be being phased out.
Trippier is a great signing for them tbh,
It’s been known for a while trippier wanted to return to England and he’s a bury lad so Newcastle isn’t too far from home for him.
I reckon trippier wanted the United move deep down though. Been rumours for the past few years of him and united
It’s been known for a while trippier wanted to return to England and he’s a bury lad so Newcastle isn’t too far from home for him.
I reckon trippier wanted the United move deep down though. Been rumours for the past few years of him and united
Newcastle don't need to pay anyone £400k/week. Young players like Sven Botman are probably on £20k/week at Lille at most.
The other clubs interested in him are CL level German or Italian clubs who might give him 50-75k.
It's amazing how City fans of all people are so easily swallowing the media narrative around Newcastle, it's literally the same articles from 2008-2010 copy and pasted.
We weren’t in a huge relegation battle.
We weren’t in a huge relegation battle.
Neither are Newcastle. They're 2 points off safety.
If they make the Digne, Botman and Trippier signings and bring in an attacker to cover their injury losses, it won't even be close, they'll finish well clear.
Howe already has them playing well, they're being let down by some individual mistakes at the back by defenders who just aren't up to it.
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