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Keeping with the theme of a few of the posts above, a better second paragraph would be for them to be able to say 'look at how we've developed Isak and facilitated his move to the League Winners and one of the favourites for the Champions League' - it would be a better selling point to Sesko and how they would be able to continue to grow and improve.

As it is, they've blown any chance of that by just simply being pretty dumb all round as a club.
At graft no idea what's happened today but ya last sentence has cheered me up.
 
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Newcastle fans really do think they are more attractive than Man Utd. Even though Man Utd are at their lowest point for years, they are still getting to a final pretty much every season. They are huge and always will be.
Its great to wind the deluded ****ers up though

finished 16th, no champions league yet still a bigger draw ….
 
He won't kick up a fuss, but he's also out of contract next summer and won't be signing a new one. He'll get the Liverpool move next year and pocket a few million himself in the process.
That’s fair enough. He’s honoured his contract. **** for the club they don’t get a big fee but they’ve priced him out of moves last summer and this (so far) so that’s their own doing
 
Newcastle fans really do think they are more attractive than Man Utd. Even though Man Utd are at their lowest point for years, they are still getting to a final pretty much every season. They are huge and always will be.

It is as much a fact of life as is night following day. Man Utd are one of the biggest clubs in the world. Occasionally it has been reasonable to say that they are the biggest, though not right now.

Even though they are losing some traction in Asia, ( they like to support the winners there) and their finances are an opaque mess of intractable debts, obligations and money seeping constantly out into the Glazers' pockets, still they are one of the biggest clubs in the world.

Anyone who has found themselves among ordinary people in other parts of the world, even pretty far out a few times in my case, will tell you the Man Utd is the name they ALL know. They are bigger than that lot, us and Boro put together, and no amount of wishing it wasn't so by these needy and inadequate characters is going to change that.

This doesn't bother us. It doesn't bother Boro. But it eats away at that lot's flesh and has been doing so since the nineties when after a couple of good seasons they thought, and often stated loudly, that "Man Utd are our rivals now". It was always an itch they couldn't scratch, now it has morphed into a scabrous flesh eating sore.
 
I don't think I buy into him being managed back. He played full halfs earlier in pre season for the "second 11" and has been on the bench when other players who are being carefully managed have been off the bench.

I think that's PR considering he was unused in the last game. He wouldn't have been on the bench.
I think Le Bris really likes him and sees him as part of the seasons squad. Wouldn’t you think if he’d had multiple offers, he’d have sounded out the powers that be, as to his Sunderland future? I’d be amazed to see him leave and I think Le Bris has coached him into a niche role: wide player drifting deep into centre mid, which might be a real option for some games or more likely, parts of games. Just my opinion mind.
 
It is as much a fact of life as is night following day. Man Utd are one of the biggest clubs in the world. Occasionally it has been reasonable to say that they are the biggest, though not right now.

Even though they are losing some traction in Asia, ( they like to support the winners there) and their finances are an opaque mess of intractable debts, obligations and money seeping constantly out into the Glazers' pockets, still they are one of the biggest clubs in the world.

Anyone who has found themselves among ordinary people in other parts of the world, even pretty far out a few times in my case, will tell you the Man Utd is the name they ALL know. They are bigger than that lot, us and Boro put together, and no amount of wishing it wasn't so by these needy and inadequate characters is going to change that.

This doesn't bother us. It doesn't bother Boro. But it eats away at that lot's flesh and has been doing so since the nineties when after a couple of good seasons they thought, and often stated loudly, that "Man Utd are our rivals now". It was always an itch they couldn't scratch, now it has morphed into a scabrous flesh eating sore.
Outstandingly well said.
 
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I think Le Bris really likes him and sees him as part of the seasons squad. Wouldn’t you think if he’d had multiple offers, he’d have sounded out the powers that be, as to his Sunderland future? I’d be amazed to see him leave and I think Le Bris has coached him into a niche role: wide player drifting deep into centre mid, which might be a real option for some games or more likely, parts of games. Just my opinion mind.

There is something in this. And for all Paddy's talent, he works extremely hard. I just have a feeling that if he's here all season he might have a surprising impact, even if he isn't a regular starter.
 
There is something in this. And for all Paddy's talent, he works extremely hard. I just have a feeling that if he's here all season he might have a surprising impact, even if he isn't a regular starter.

I think he probably knows this is his last shot at the PL too and I respect that he’d want to stay with us even if he’s not a starter. As much as I don’t want him starting week in week out because I do think the full backs in the PL are just too physical for him in terms of pace and strength on the ball, he can defo make an impact off the bench.
 
There is something in this. And for all Paddy's talent, he works extremely hard. I just have a feeling that if he's here all season he might have a surprising impact, even if he isn't a regular starter.
He will have a impact, but wouldn't say it's surprising the lad has bags of ability and was a major factor in our 2 promotion seasons
 
Very good signing for Villa Guessand, would have liked him here but don’t think we’ll be spending 35 m on another forward
 
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