Mags embarrassing themselves yet again
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He only verbally agreed to join them, its not as though he'd had a medical and pulled the plug at the last minute. Absolute scumbags the lot of them, and an embarrassment to the NE.
Most other fans hold their hands up and admit defeat when a team like Liverpool sign a player that they wanted. Them lot actually believe they are on par with the biggest clubs in the world and how dare anybody not want to play for them.
There's a long time until Newcastle play Liverpool, at home, in the first game of the season.
But I can see a situation developing whereby Munoz, Isak, Ekitike, etc, arrive at SJP and their bus is bricked just as the Sunderland one was before the derby. The Mags are becoming more and more angry and actively hating players who either wanted out or didn't want to sign ... childish but sadly true.
If Newcastle fail again, in this window, the Mags will finally turn on the Saudis who totally own them.
They're stuck in no-mans-land whereby they truly think they're a top club so chasing top players ...
... but actually a mid-table outfit trying to persuade Sunderland-level players to come without Europe to offer.
They're really in trouble, the next few months will show just how much.
But I can see a situation developing whereby Munoz, Isak, Ekitike, etc, arrive at SJP and their bus is bricked just as the Sunderland one was before the derby. The Mags are becoming more and more angry and actively hating players who either wanted out or didn't want to sign ... childish but sadly true.
If Newcastle fail again, in this window, the Mags will finally turn on the Saudis who totally own them.
They're stuck in no-mans-land whereby they truly think they're a top club so chasing top players ...
... but actually a mid-table outfit trying to persuade Sunderland-level players to come without Europe to offer.
They're really in trouble, the next few months will show just how much.
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OH start the season badly
No BIG name transfer
major players leave
if Eddie is still there
there will be protest.
and whats better, the rumor of PIF wanting to sell isnt going away..
I think they are in a big hole. Given the honking richest clerb in the world craic I don’t think they are going to be too critical of the Saudis so a lot of pressure on fat eddies shoulders in the short term. If they get off to a bad start Eddie may be on borrowed time.
I saw a couple of the new tops up our way over the weekend and I can confirm they look as hideous in reality as on a photo.
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Amazing how people tend to go blind to the Human rights agenda when freebies are offered. I would never have put this fella into that category.
If true, yet another example of how badly these MPs behave......doesn't matter which party....they're all the same.
As generally a Labour supporter I’m disgusted at Chi Onwarah’s actions through this sorry sportswashing process. One or two other Labour MPs in the NE need to also look at their actions too. Appalling behaviour.
And again fair play to the nufc supporters against sportswashing group. It must be very difficult for them but they have stood up. At least some mags realise some things are bigger than football and they have a conscience
The very same Chi Onwarah wanted Mike Ashley out of NUFC because of his zero hours contracts, so much so that she raised it in Parliament
Is that the same embarrassing gob ****e who stood up in the house of commons and made a speech about Newcastle winning the Cup?
She's a disgrace and a joke among her peers
Morally Bankrupt were the words you were looking for mate
Didn’t she stand up in parliament and say Saudi are a “ autocratic murderous state “ ?
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