SUPERTOON

Me too

Was at OT didnt play

Wait until we know it is Smith before moaning

Its Smith by the way Hope its Appiah

Said he'll be replaced tomorrow no less! That was actually a pretty good post-match interview: - Minimum of 3, maximum of 4 players needed - We are strong in every area but defence - Problems over signings have been the lack of European football - the quality of player he's been looking at wanted Europe and could get it elsewhere - No problems with not getting money ("Everything's fine"). Him and Mort are working together on the signings that need to be made and they hope to "win the battle because it needs to be won".

Or Diop

SWP

SOme bloke on other board said transfer of Dyer solves both his and our problems Gives us transfer funds and says everything between him and Mort is fine Anyone see this??

Was just about to turn off for the night now i am excited Who is it???????

Did he actually say that?? He cant have game not over and nothing before the game Would like to see SWP

First team will play on sunday We must sign players by then

First time i have heard it wont be the last

Aye played there for Chelsea in Mourinhos first season and was very effective more creativity and goal threat than smith

But Gudjohnsen does a better job in midfield than Smith

It has even less meaning than other friendlies with our team tonight

Bojinov signs 4 year man city deal according to Gazette dello sport

Baines to complete Everton move today

Everyone working from top to bottom Sam being backed

Wont be getting any news tonight??

No would not rather keep Dyer

Comments Mort will have told him to say to appease us

Anyone rememeber Roeder on the radio last season everyone wanting to know aout signings. Last person phoned up and ask what it is like to manage newcastle?? Will be similar tonight.

Anyone going post all good stuff on here when possible

Ashley's Newcastle future not black and white Matt Scott Tuesday July 31, 2007 The Guardian Mike Ashley's investment at Newcastle United may be a short-lived affair, if rumours in the City are to be believed. The billionaire businessman declared in a rare interview published on Sunday that his involvement at Sports Direct, the company he founded and in February floated for £2.2bn, remained a "long-term" business interest but he is not believed to have the same intentions for Newcastle. There is a suggestion that, having snapped up the club so quickly that even the former chairman Freddy Shepherd - then a major shareholder - was taken by surprise, he is encountering more problems than he expected. One interested party reports that it did not like what it saw when it conducted due diligence over the club's books before a potential takeover. There was particular concern about the debt inside the company and it is felt that Ashley will be uncovering an unhealthier business than he anticipated. The manager, Sam Allardyce, has begun to grumble about the amount of money available for signings and Shepherd was shown the door last week. Analysts who have followed Ashley's career suggest his hands-on style means he is not one to have his investments run by proxies. But the chairman he appointed at Newcastle, Chris Mort, does not intend to relocate to the north-east, fuelling the rumours that Ashley may be persuaded to bail out if a suitable buyer emerges.

That says according to players agent. BBC sport understands is usually true.