Takeover (Covid-19/20)
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****ing Edward longshanks of football now
Funnily enough I know exactly what you mean ..brave heart prima naughty or something
Now which woman and her husband was linked to buy Monaco just a couple of weeks ago?!
GQ magazine would you believe!
https://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/article/newcastle-united-adidas-third-kit
https://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/article/newcastle-united-adidas-third-kit
St James is getting the makeover of the century
From someone that got sacked 3 weeks ago?
From someone that got sacked 3 weeks ago?
More likely the club is removing sentimentality and will build a new stadium.
From someone that got sacked 3 weeks ago?
He'll be aware of what's going on.
Just looks like they recycled some pallets and stuck them on ?
That's what it is.. it won't last... I predict someone being thrown out a window onto the path on Gallowgate Road within a month
Rumours in the Times that Man City have had “some success” in their third-party rules….
Newcastle's new chief operating officer Brad Miller has revealed the club are in the final stages of reaching a decision on the stadium project
Newcastle would prefer to expand St James’ Park rather than relocate.
Newcastle United are preparing to write a “once-in-a-generation” cheque to resolve the St James’ Park expansion dilemma – with a definitive decision on next steps now “really, truly” imminent.
In a clear sign that the club are in the final stages of a decision on the huge stadium project, Newcastle’s new chief operating officer Brad Miller has offered reassurances over the ownership’s “overwhelming” commitment to invest either in St James’ Park or a new build elsewhere in the city.
Miller, who was appointed in June, says the board is now “working through the last couple of questions we’ve got” after the completion of a wide-ranging, six-figure feasibility study into possible options which has included “war gaming” the issues around both a sizeable expansion of St James’ Park and also how a new-build stadium would work in practice.
Newcastle would prefer to expand St James’ Park rather than relocate.
Newcastle United are preparing to write a “once-in-a-generation” cheque to resolve the St James’ Park expansion dilemma – with a definitive decision on next steps now “really, truly” imminent.
In a clear sign that the club are in the final stages of a decision on the huge stadium project, Newcastle’s new chief operating officer Brad Miller has offered reassurances over the ownership’s “overwhelming” commitment to invest either in St James’ Park or a new build elsewhere in the city.
Miller, who was appointed in June, says the board is now “working through the last couple of questions we’ve got” after the completion of a wide-ranging, six-figure feasibility study into possible options which has included “war gaming” the issues around both a sizeable expansion of St James’ Park and also how a new-build stadium would work in practice.
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