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On 27/04/2024 at 18:02, arnonel said:
Hayden > Longstaff
If you compare the best version of Hayden to the worst version of Longstaff then sure.
If you mean Hayden would have done a better job for us this seaon than Longstaff has you should just quit having an opinion on anything, ever.
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Newcastle version of Chris Wood is back.
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1 hour ago, joeyt said:
If anyone wants to see Brighton's fans on de Zerbi
Would be pretty funny if they appointed Potter again and he continued more or less where he left off.
Would Chelsea buy him for another £20m or whatever it was if he had another good season with Brighton?
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Always think of the Olympiacos-Newcastle compilation that started with screenshots from Olympiacos fans on here when I hear Welcome to the Jungle
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Just now, SiLvOR said:
I love seeing Maddison being utterly shit
Seems like a very weak minded person. Great to make things tick and contribute with goals and assists when the team is playing well. Completely anonymous when needed as most. Much like he was for Leicester.
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wew saka
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I'd prefer Villa to win, but it's still a bit funny Chelsea will slip against perceived easier opposition.
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Pretty sure I've had a world class Columbian talent on every save in the last 3 years on FM named Duran. Only a question of time until he has his breakthrough for Villa.
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29 minutes ago, Jack27 said:
his passing is sublime
and his shooting, with both legs.
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13 minutes ago, Danh1 said:
How is he a suitable reserve keeper but not suitable to play most of our games? You surely need someone who can step in and it not make a big difference. Such as Kelleher at Liverpool.
Dubravka is slow off his line (if he bothers to come off the fucker at all), he doesn’t command his area at all, he’s shocking at one on ones, his wrists are made out of blu tac and he only makes basic saves. Hes a ticking time bomb. The defence has been shambolic since Pope got injured
I thought maybe as the defence got used to him playing we’d get better and he would start to show his 2018 form, but he looks just as useless. Doesn’t fill me with confidence at all for the future if we don’t get rid and sign a capable second choice, or even first choice.
It's unreasonable to expect that we can retain the services of someone at the level close to our starting keeper, who could in worst (best?) case have to be on the bench for a whole season. Kelleher is a youth academy player from Liverpool. I think they'll struggle to keep him unless they give him more matches going forward with Allison having many years left to play.
If we can get someone else in that is notably better than Dubs, that suits our style of play better without impacting the quality of players we need elsewhere then I don't mind obviously. Under our current circumstances, assuming Pope can play something in the region of 85% of our games next season I don't see how it can be a priority at all.
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Still maintain he's a perfectly suitable reserve keeper. However, if there's serious concerns about Popes shoulder we should probably look into getting a new keeper in. He's not good enough to play the majority of our games, which I assume he'd do if Popes shoulder went to shit again.
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When the first murmurs about prefering Isak to Haaland started coming I found it a bit comical thinking while Isak is great, he isn't quite there and likely never will enter the conversation of being among the 3-4 best strikers in the world. Probably a combination of Isak being in great form while Haaland is in a slump, but now I actually think I've changed my mind and wouldn't swap them. I'll admit I'm proably biased due to being Norwegian.
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Sheffield can just leave Arseblaster behind if they want. Canny player.
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Anderson will never score for us
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Hall has an excellent shooting technique, with both legs seemingly.
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Playing fairly decent after an iffy start. Someone should tell Gordon that if he cuts inside 10/10 times when Hall comes on the overlap, it won't be a surprise to Sheffield United when he does it the 11th, 12th & 13th time.
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Team didnt start very well (albeit only for 4 minutes). Hopefully that was the wake up call they all needed.
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5 minutes ago, maybe_next_year said:
One day in the not too distance future, we'll have a bench without Dummet & Richie.
I know it's a bit disrespectful to good, professional footballers whom I like, but the day we have a bench without fringe youth players who'd never be close to the first team if not for injuries, two keepers, Krafth, Dummett & Ritchie should be a local flag day tbh.
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1 minute ago, Geogaddi said:
The whole thing stinks like , we value him at a certain price , if that price isn't paid you can't just throw your toys out the pram and threaten arbitration. What is the point in contracts etc if you can just get out of one by throwing a tantrum like Ashworth and Man United are doing here ?
It's not that uncommon for contracts to be in breach of labor law. Maybe Ashworth thinks he has a good case by having signed up to something that isn't legally enforceable?
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1 minute ago, Froggy said:
Did you mean to reply to me? Because this is the point I was making.
Yes I was maybe poorly worded saying "you" when I meant a general you since I saw someone trying to imply it would indicate a professionally run Man Utd which it absolutely wouldn't.
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18 minutes ago, Froggy said:
Genuine question, would you be calling us a joke if we had just paid £20m straight up?
You're kidding yourself if you don't think the vast vast majority of Newcastle fans would laugh their asses off if we got £20m for Ashworth. It would prove that the Man Utd clown show is still very much in play.
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1 minute ago, STM said:
He was pulled back. It was a pen. What's not to understand?
Hughes hardly touched him and Longstaff pulled up his leg to fall embarrasingly to the ground. Not enough contact for a free kick or penalty.
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Just now, CPL said:
Eh?
He dived. Poorly. Got the correct punishment for it. What's not to understand?
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That's a pen 10/10 times if it's literally anyone but Longstaff He is so shit at diving. Glad he got a card.
Burnley vs. Newcastle United: 4/5/24 @ 15:00 (No UK TV)
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Either Newcastle do a Newcastle, Burnley do a Burnley, or it could be that the powers of Newcastle doing a Newcastle and Burnley doing a Burnley nullify themselves in which case it'll end up a bland, boring draw.