Newcastle Thread - 2022/23

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Nothing to do with the money they earn. Nobody should drive a car when pissed up. Walk or get a cab, or if you cant do either get pissed at home
I don't know how true it is but it would seem that he was just over the limit blowing 40, the limit is 35. I would never take the risk, it's either drink or drive.
 
What the fuck is wrong with footballers?

With the money they earn, why wouldn’t they hire a limousine, or even a taxi for the evening, instead of endangering themselves and others.

Just mental!
Being as thick as pig shit and totally arrogant is a dangerous combination.
 
I've seen the rumours that we are linked to three players from Chelsea. I wouldn't mind getting one of them in on loan but I'm not to sure I would want any long term, maybe bring Gallagher in on loan and see how he performs. The others are not the right age for us as we're trying to bring the squad age down.

Eddie lives for football, that will be why he wouldn't be interested in doing an England job any time soon as it's basically part-time.


Loan makes zero sense for Chelsea though so I guess no deal :)
 
Just read that Newcastle are looking at 3 Chelsea players for this window: Gallagher, Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Hakim Ziyech. Doubt they will get all three as Chelsea have big injury issues, but possibly Hakim Ziyech and he is decent.

Newcastle are really making progress and I was reading recently how Eddie Howe eats, sleeps, breathes football and works like 6.30-8.30 and then goes home and watches football. Maybe we will be hoping England come calling for him in a couple of years?

Think the link is more from the chelsea end they need to get rid of a few of there bloated squad!
 
Punching these men,1 goal in last 4 PL games,won't be sitting in top 4 for much longer at that rate,if others underneath start to get their acts together
 
I'd like to see Newcastle win the league Cup this season

I like it when teams outside the top 6 win trophies because it really reminds everyone how badly run Spurs are.

We've had Swansea and Birminham win the league cup, Leicester winning the FA Cup, League, Community Shield. Wigan's FA Cup (less fond memories of that).

Newcastle, Saints or Forest winning this would be a welcome addition to the Daniel Levy hall of shame.
 
I like it when teams outside the top 6 win trophies because it really reminds everyone how badly run Spurs are.

We've had Swansea and Birminham win the league cup, Leicester winning the FA Cup, League, Community Shield. Wigan's FA Cup (less fond memories of that).

Newcastle, Saints or Forest winning this would be a welcome addition to the Daniel Levy hall of shame.
I have a friend who's an Everton fan who hated Leicester winning the title, because he said it just showed him how badly run Everton were.
 
It's ridiculously impressive when you think about who he's bought. I know he's spent quite a lot of money, but let's be honest, they arguably don't have any players that would start regularly for any of their top four rivals. Maybe Saint-Maximin and Guimaraes.
I think, on current form, Trippier would start for any team in the league. He's been absolutely immense.

But yeah, it's a huge achievement so far when you look at the squad. Just shows what good management can do. Villa spent a lot too but Slippy G could barely string two wins together, Howe has done very well.
 
It's ridiculously impressive when you think about who he's bought. I know he's spent quite a lot of money, but let's be honest, they arguably don't have any players that would start regularly for any of their top four rivals. Maybe Saint-Maximin and Guimaraes.
He's just bought well. Pope and Botman are great signings and are a big reason Newcastle have conceded the least goals.
 
It's ridiculously impressive when you think about who he's bought. I know he's spent quite a lot of money, but let's be honest, they arguably don't have any players that would start regularly for any of their top four rivals. Maybe Saint-Maximin and Guimaraes.
And Pope.
 
Joelinton fined £29k and banned for 12 months for drink driving. Apparently, the amount of the fine was decided upon using his weekly wage as a guide.

Which is £43k per week. So he was fined 66% of a week's wages for the offence. Seems very lenient to me.
 
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