Newcastle United Thread - 2021/22

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And yesterday one of the Loon army sent me a copy, of a newspaper report, stating 89% of City fans had bought Newcastle shirts. He actually thought it was a genuine article until I pointed out it was a spoof Paddy Power article.

Also there is a strong rumour that they are looking at moving out of St James Park to...............Gateshead. Now a lot of Geordies refer to Gateshead as being on "the other side of the water".
 
richardtheref said:
And yesterday one of the Loon army sent me a copy, of a newspaper report, stating 89% of City fans had bought Newcastle shirts. He actually thought it was a genuine article until I pointed out it was a spoof Paddy Power article.

Also there is a strong rumour that they are looking at moving out of St James Park to...............Gateshead. Now a lot of Geordies refer to Gateshead as being on "the other side of the water".
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Don't think that is likely. High cost to build a new stadium, plus what would they do with the current one? I think Staveley will go for new academy first. In Gateshead?
 
KS55 said:
Don't think that is likely. High cost to build a new stadium, plus what would they do with the current one? I think Staveley will go for new academy first. In Gateshead?
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I seen summat that said she wants a complete overhaul of the training facilities.
Also mentioned Paula Fonseca as a front runner to replace Bruce.
 
according to delaney- a series of sources say it was “mid-table clubs” who led opposition to the takeover in the meeting, and not “big six” clubs like Manchester United or Tottenham Hotspur. This was one striking element of the fall-out from the meeting. Many were said to be opposed to the takeover but almost no one would put their name to it.
 
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according to delaney- a series of sources say it was “mid-table clubs” who led opposition to the takeover in the meeting, and not “big six” clubs like Manchester United or Tottenham Hotspur. This was one striking element of the fall-out from the meeting. Many were said to be opposed to the takeover but almost no one would put their name to it.
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Delaney’s a lying ****.
 
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klopp is crying
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He's a ****

"I was waiting for some official statement about it from Richard Masters or someone else as there are obviously concerns over human rights issues. It didn't happen in the first place."

"It means there is a new superpower. Money can't buy everything but over time they have enough money to make some wrong decisions and then make right decisions. The PL obviously thought 'let's give it a go'. It's now the third club owned by a country."
 
EricBrooksGhost said:
He's a ****

"I was waiting for some official statement about it from Richard Masters or someone else as there are obviously concerns over human rights issues. It didn't happen in the first place."

"It means there is a new superpower. Money can't buy everything but over time they have enough money to make some wrong decisions and then make right decisions. The PL obviously thought 'let's give it a go'. It's now the third club owned by a country."
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EricBrooksGhost said:
He's a ****

"I was waiting for some official statement about it from Richard Masters or someone else as there are obviously concerns over human rights issues. It didn't happen in the first place."

"It means there is a new superpower. Money can't buy everything but over time they have enough money to make some wrong decisions and then make right decisions. The PL obviously thought 'let's give it a go'. It's now the third club owned by a country."
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He really is one of the biggest cunts around. Plastered all the wall behind him is Standard Chartered, maybe he should resign if he feels that strongly and morally about human rights. Also wonder if he was critical of Liverpool fans when they wanted FSG out not so long ago and a middle eastern takeover was being clambered for. Prick
 
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www.bbc.co.uk

How Newcastle can follow Man City to build a superclub in six steps

Former Manchester City technical director Mike Rigg explains how Newcastle United can reach the elite following the Saudi takeover.
www.bbc.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk
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An interesting article featuring Mike Rigg who was our technical director at the time of the take over.
Nice touch about Khaldoon: it was common knowledge that the chairman visited some training sessions but I didn't know he had joined in some five a sides. Magic man!
 
Bruce to take charge tomorrow. I wonder if he'll do a little sarcastic wave to the fans at full time, like Hughes did when he knew what was coming?
 
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