LooneyToonArmy

any recall clause?

BREAKING - Inter Milan have signed midfielder Joao Mario from Sporting Club for €45m. 6 mins ago - Twitter Palace or West Brom it is then Moussa?

Fair play to him, doing well. Never played on the wing for Bordeaux (was always played left of a front 2 or 3) , came here and got Pardewed. Proving a useful player at this level and under Rafa

reportely joining up wth Colo at San Lorenzo ? http://www.diarioregistrado.com/deporte-registrado/los-jugadores-que-podrian-llegar-a-cada-club-en-la-ultima-semana-de-negociacion_a57c08a50da77603d0f31ae97

Patrick Bamford linked with a loan to Villa and several other clubs.'Proved he can score goals in the Championship with the smoggies

Rafa's training session video (incase no one checks/sees the other thread) . You can see it via twitter https://www.periscope.tv/w/abF_vDgwNDE4MXwxT2RLcm5ld3diektYgG7WW9a2Jiq4q7aX52inMpSy3uSwuaZToQ63GpicozQ=

Rafa's training session via nufc twitter https://www.periscope.tv/w/abF_vDgwNDE4MXwxT2RLcm5ld3diektYgG7WW9a2Jiq4q7aX52inMpSy3uSwuaZToQ63GpicozQ=

Ballague http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/what-can-newcastle-fans-expect-11026599

Wonder if Cathro would be kept on? He was highly rated at Valencia and Rafa's usual assistant, Paco Ayesteran has just joined Valencia.

Tino has his say http://www.joe.co.uk/sport/former-newcastle-star-faustino-asprilla-fumes-at-steve-mcclaren-as-chelsea-run-riot/42590

Brilliant piece of business by Atletico, Martinez has been a complete flop and they made a profit on him after 3 goals Also Alex Texeira rumoured to be going there too for 50m euros....no wonder they rejected Liverpool's bids

I remember his move to Real Madrid fell through when Coentrao didn't end up at Man Utd. Can't say i've seen much of him but he must have been good to have attracted the interest of Real, Atletico and I believe Chelsea 2-3 years ago

Fabricio Coloccini will not receive the plaudits, but the Newcastle United captain looks reborn In the eyes of some fans, it seems Coloccini will never justify his place at the heart of the Magpies back four anymore. Too many below-par performances – accentuated further by poor, and sometimes seemingly even a complete lack of, leadership – over a two-year period have clouded some supporters’ vision of his current displays. http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/fabricio-coloccini-not-receive-plaudits-10755062

sell him in the summer after the Euros

3 goals and an assist so far.....not too shabby

Anyone seen much of Benik Afobe? He was linked with us a couple of times before and he has a decent scoring record albeit lower level. Worth a punt in a swap deal? Not a straight 1.5m swap deal obvs

Absolutely gutted to hear this news RIP Pav

Asprilla's message to Pav https://www.facebook.com/PavelSrnicekUK/videos/1219861668030993/

I don't like Mourinho's football but I thought Chelsea should have stuck with him because he became one of their symbols...When you say Chelsea you think of Drogba, Terry, Lampard and Mourinho...Its part of their identity this is what separated them from clubs such as CIty and PSG for example even though it all started with Russian money Mourinho was one main characters building up Chelsea...

heard he only gets his weekly pay of £163,000pw till finds a new job

25+ years. Just read about him in today's Chronicle "Derek Wright slammed for near miss with Metro" http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/news/north-east-news/derek-wright-slammed-metro-near-miss-1414704

The reason Sammy Ameobi's Cardiff City game time has been managed since loan switch from Newcastle United http://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/reason-sammy-ameobis-cardiff-city-10544161

Phil Neville is caretaker coach of Valencia http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/european/phil-neville-named-valencia-caretaker-manager-and-twitter-users-cant-contain-themselves-a6754691.html

WWE Geordie Wrestler on favourite Toon players, predictions etc http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/34874431

new Simeone Bassedas takes the helm at struggling Velez Sarsfield Former Newcastle United and Argentina midfielder Christian Bassedas has made his first step as a coach by taking charge of struggling Argentine club Velez Sarsfield after seven years as their sporting director. "We're ready to fight every object that blocks our way. We must pick ourselves up and become Velez again," Bassedas, who was a part of Velez's most successful team in the 1990s winning the Libertadores Cup and the Intercontinental Cup, said at his unveiling this weekend. "I dream of seeing the stadium full again and the fans identified with the team... It's been a very tough year but Velez is always Velez," added Bassedas after taking the reins from Miguel Angel Russo, who resigned last week.