thomas

ashleys side clearly wanted to win the brinksmanship and preemptively launches a nuclear strike

There’s a chance they could be behind it It does strike me odd that they announced it a week early when they usually love to drag this kind of stuff out until the last minute. Sure, there are a lot of plausible reasons why, but it does still seem out of character.

Well FUCK

Aye, no shame in being gazumped by the denim lex luthor

Nothing. It'll suck. However it's been a carcrash 12 years in the making. As a plus though, I'll get a lot more sleep on the weekends, since being Stateside meant getting up fairly early to very legally stream matches. I might never see 'A.M.' on a Saturday again.

LV[/member] He's 100 percent going to eventually manage the National Team. cursed post Pardew wearing a white suit in Dubai telling Pulisic to get stuck in. I bring you these visions from the future. :lol: Would undo any recent gains in the league's reputation and set back the state of American soccer 20 years if that jackwagon is allowed to ply his "trade" here.

LV[/member] He's 100 percent going to eventually manage the National Team. cursed post

takeover soundtrack ready for either outcome

Met him at a charity do once. He was surprisingly down to earth, and VERY funny.

It really is going to take until the end of the month isn’t it

Name a better biscuit. chick-fil-a

Group photo fucking hell :lol:

Ignoring that (edit: OCK’s) post is like passing up free steak. Please bzg. Please.

new kit cycle hate -> tolerance -> grudging acceptance -> like -> love

If we're contemplating theories of deliberate fuckery, I would believe the club - under the direction of Ashley - absolutely would dither and fuck about while running down Rafa's contract so he leaves before getting any sale fully done as a final fuck you.

Lads <------

worked, didn’t it?

Thanks Is your profile pic on Twitter ole gunnar solskjaer Good god no. I'd rather get shot.

sending positive thoughts and vibes to Newcastle today hoping this deal gets done.

Rozehnal was a sad one. Had a nice little career after us though.

The silence. if local journalists weren't doing their utmost to say it's not happening just to be able to get some clicks we'd all be feeling a lot better about things atm Spot on. I'm still not confident at all, mainly because our club has been found guilty in court of intentionally and repeatedly misleading the press, public and fans of Newcastle United. Do any of you not think keeping silent might suit the club in helping to mislead fans?

holy god