OntarioBlue
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Newcastle coach yellow carded for “acting as an impromptu ball boy”.
Didn’t Arteta do that twice today ?
Didn’t Arteta do that twice today ?
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Premier league Games 14/15 Sept 2024
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jimharri
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Does Tindall go to the same sunbed salon as Ben White?
stan bowles
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Wtf is wrong with that from Tindall ?
oldhamblue
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The earlier game had a load of yellows and it never seemed a dirty game. A bit feisty as you'd expect in a local derby
manimanc
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He should be given a red for his all year round mahogany tan.Newcastle coach yellow carded for “acting as an impromptu ball boy”.
Didn’t Arteta do that twice today ?
Toaster needs turning down a couple of notches.
Bluemoon115
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Crickey
Lovebitesandeveryfing
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(Minor) debating point: have Newcastle had their ‘great season’, and that's it basically? I do find myself wondering. There was talk of them being semi-regulars for top four, at one point. I don't think they've got a cat in hell's chance of that.
But even qualifying for Europa League on a regular basis might be quite a stretch. There are several clubs who've come up in the fast lane, in a manner of speaking, and who look better bets than them — I think of clubs like Brighton and Villa, for instance.
The wow effect of the Howe effect seems to have worn off quite quickly. But the conundrum is that I don't think they'll get a better manager, really. I don't see one anyway.
Edit: literally as I hit the key for ‘post’ they scored! Haha…
But it doesn't change my basic analysis, really.
But even qualifying for Europa League on a regular basis might be quite a stretch. There are several clubs who've come up in the fast lane, in a manner of speaking, and who look better bets than them — I think of clubs like Brighton and Villa, for instance.
The wow effect of the Howe effect seems to have worn off quite quickly. But the conundrum is that I don't think they'll get a better manager, really. I don't see one anyway.
Edit: literally as I hit the key for ‘post’ they scored! Haha…
But it doesn't change my basic analysis, really.
Its FFP for what it truly was brought in for. They had 1 great season, qualified for the CL and despite having the richest owners in the world, they were unable to keep improving the team due to PSR rules(Minor) debating point: have Newcastle had their ‘great season’, and that's it basically? I do find myself wondering. There was talk of them being semi-regulars for top four, at one point. I don't think they've got a cat in hell's chance of that.
But even qualifying for Europa League on a regular basis might be quite a stretch. There are several clubs who've come up in the fast lane, in a manner of speaking, and who look better bets than them — I think of clubs like Brighton and Villa, for instance.
The wow effect of the Howe effect seems to have worn off quite quickly. But the conundrum is that I don't think they'll get a better manager, really. I don't see one anyway.
M23 Citizen
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What woke Newcastle up?