Shearergol

The ex Boro striker who is about 40?

Behind Cahill, Azpilicueta and David Luiz they've got Zouma, Ake and Christensen so you'd think one of those will be loaned out, certainly if they buy another. Ake would be a great signing. Liked the look of him at Bournemouth.

We don't seem to be able to get rid of players without loaning them. Shows just how bad our recruitment policy has actually been.

That's not his wife.

He's a good holding midfielder but not the type to move the ball into space or pass forward much. He's basically a much much better Colback. You just made him sound terrible. Man City fans would say he is, but they made their mind up on him in his first season when he played through injury. He'd make a decent mid-table team holding midfielder.

He's a good holding midfielder but not the type to move the ball into space or pass forward much. He's basically a much much better Colback.

Nope.

I'm 100% confident we won't spend more than £15m on a single player. Next summer maybe. We need too many players to spend a third of the budget on one.

What the ..... ?? Well he didn't mention Newcastle. Perhaps he's hoping Torino can move to England?

Has rivière been linked with a move back to France?

Sterling is pony

Mexican wave though man

Still love Pogba. Shame he went back to man united.

Kane is ace

Think this is the first time I've watched Dembele. Class isn't he.

Henderson is injured. Who do you want to be starting in this friendly? That's my point. We don't have anyone.

Heaton loves a palm out to their players like

We just don't have enough quality in midfield to ever win anything. AOC in central mid? Really?

Sterling still shit then

France have some quality players coming through. Proper jealous.

Ox is shite.

thats just hearsay tbh. Pure and simple

Shit. Move on.

It's not that. It's the total disdain for the value of money, especially when there is still widespread poverty and hunger in large parts of the world. Obviously no one will pay anywhere near that to buy him, and it's more of a symbolic value, but my point still stands about football being way too profligate with money. They should sell him and donate the money to a local hospital. Init.

Sad but shows where Newcastle as a club stood in his career if his little lad is wearing the shirt. They still live in Newcastle and went to the club shop yesterday and they made it up for him. That photo actually breaks my heart. My boy's only 1 but I hate the thought of not always being there to look after him.