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Had his arse handed to him

 

Back to ‘the fans’ again.

Wrong……….again.

 

The amount of **** that a few of these people have posted and you point out this post from Munson.

This is nothing

 

Tonali and Paqueta in midfield would be too much of a gamble.

 

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Plays right across the line so some of his games he will have been on the wing

 

Just to be clear we’ve still signed no one decent.

 

These next 3 weeks are going to blow your socks off!

 

Won a trophy lately?

 

After Howe's comments last night - Get rid of that ****ing snake. Fine him and sell him to PSG.

**** Liverpool.

 

Errrr Elanga and Ramsdale

 

Comments?

 

Eddie Howe says it is "clear" that he "can't involve" Alexander Isak at Newcastle United as things stand.

Newcastle rejected a £110m bid from Liverpool last week after the striker wanted to explore his options.

Isak missed Newcastle's pre-season tour of Asia with a "minor thigh injury", but the 25-year-old went on to train alone at former club Real Sociedad.

Howe previously warned no player could expect to act "poorly and train with group as normal".

Howe has not closed the door on Isak one day representing Newcastle again - but the head coach stressed on Friday that the situation "had to be right for that to happen".

"We've had discussions and it's clear at the moment that we can't involve him with the group," he said after Newcastle's 2-2 draw in a friendly against Espanyol. "I don't know how long that will be for, but that's the latest."

Howe confirmed Isak, who has no current fitness issues, had not been disciplined.

But the Sweden international has been instructed to train at a later time to the rest of his team-mates in Newcastle.

"I'd want Alex to be playing today," Howe added just eight days before the season opener at Aston Villa. "I'd want him training tomorrow. We would love the player to be with us.

"Let me make that absolutely clear. There's no part of me that doesn't want that outcome, but I don't see the current situation changing for Aston Villa."

 

So nothing new.
Still think some of the blame lays with the club.

 

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t depends on whether we promised him he could leave. Theres no evidence to suggest we did or didn’t.

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The club can't change the big 6 culture.

BTW Carrington is another reason Sesko wanted man United...

 

Nope.
This is all Isak.

 

It's actually the simple fact that football is now dominated almost entirely by a handful of football clubs.

It's a harsh reality, but players know their careers are short and they know where they need to be to have the best chance of success.

It's a cultural issue now after decades of being a financial one, which it continues to be also.

Much like politics all the **** is simply accepted as 'the way it is' .... There's no opposition everyone just blames each other.