Newcastle United Thread - 2021/22

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Heidenreich said:
Well PL will have a Problem.

Boris Johnson and his Regime wants the Saudis to spent in Newcastle and in their Region. So if u forbid them Investing , The Government is gonna intervene quickly
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I’d hazard a guess the government have already been involved in making sure the deal went through. I’m not sure they’d get involved now, again, but who knows. They ought to, if the 18 carry on like this. Wonder if Newcastle will challenge this ruling in the courts…
 
It’s a shame Sheff United were relegated. That would have made it 3, with another Saudi owner.

As the Red Shirts owners know too well, there are plenty of ways to negotiate lucrative transfer deals without falling fowl of these new PL and Red Shirts rules. Not to mention funneling money through tax havens, and hacking other clubs player databases.
 
Ancient Citizen said:
There's a distinct possibility that they'll go down, unless they sign a couple in January, but what half right player would want to move there? They could join, from a successful club, and end up in the Championship a few months later, so they've got to get it right and stay up with what they've got.
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Money will likely be excellent. So financially it is a good move.

Suppose you get in early you are on the ground floor of a club that will be pissing with the big boys eventually. It's a gamble but all in all not a bad one.
 
sd33 said:

mcfc legal advice says it would see PL acting as a cartel
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It really is scandalous clubs attempting to block investment into another club. And for any lurking Geordies reading this, City have had to fight this kind of shit for over a decade, and if you were one of those mouthy twats who had a pop at City then tough shit, welcome to the real world.
 
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