It's more like the Robson era. The other 2 are class...tbh I've never like a home shirt much since the keegan years. This seasons is fine.
To be fair, with the number of strips you've seen over all those years, it's a pretty tough task to be original and not like any other previous strips. I mean, there's only so much you can do with black & white stripes without deviating away completely.
I remember when you queued all the way down the hill to get into the Leazes end for the 12noon opening of the gates
I suspected we'd seen these media/fans mental gymnastics following Evertons comeuppance. They've somehow found an excuse to cry about the Newcastle takeover again. Go on let it all out why don't you.
Premier League: Newcastle United clear to loan Saudi Pro League players after vote https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/67490620 Newcastle will be permitted to sign players on loan from the Saudi Pro League in January after a vote by Premier League clubs on a temporary ban on related-party loans did not receive the support required to be introduced. Thirteen clubs voted in favour of the temporary block on loan moves .. between teams under the same ownership. That was one short of the total number needed for it to be implemented. The Premier League was understood to be in favour of introducing the ban. It means Newcastle United, for instance, could sign players from clubs also owned by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF). Newcastle, whose £305m Saudi Arabian-backed takeover was completed in October 2021, have been linked with a move for former Wolves captain Ruben Neves from Saudi Pro League side Al-Hilal. The ban was proposed as a temporary measure until a concrete solution could be agreed before the summer transfer window. It was only set to apply to incoming loans, not outgoing. PIF, which provided 80% of funds for the Newcastle takeover, took over four of the leading Saudi Arabian clubs in June - Al-Nassr, Al-Hilal, Al-Ahli and Al-Ittihad. Asked in November whether he would consider signing players from Saudi Arabia if allowed, Newcastle manager Eddie Howe said he was "open to signing anyone if they are good enough"
