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If you read my post (a few up from here) you would have seen that the club cannot do it, the club cannot take external legal action against the EPL.

A bit paranoid, no matter what any "Media Noise" emanating from Manchester/London might say!

Who is this "we" ??

The Tribunal did not comment at all about the specific anti-competitive implications for Newcastle United FC. That remains untested legally.

Can anyone suggest something / someone / some group? It is the only way we will ever get anywhere at all

What we need to happen is for someone, some group, some organisation (which satisfies points (1) and (2) above) to take legal action against the EPL under competition law. As far as I can see it is a certain legal win because we have a proven cartel (we knew it already but Man City exposed the letters) and under competition law a CARTEL IS ILLEGAL.

The club simply cannot do that as they signed and agreed the rules of the Premier League when they joined which included a clause that a club CANNOT take legal action against the EPL at all. Other people/groups can take out an anti-competition legal suite, providing they can prove (1) they have been adversely affected by the EPL Cartel and can prove (2) that they have enough money to take the action and pay the EPL costs if they lose. The 'other people' who fulfil the above two criteria could (for example) be a fan group or wealthy individual.

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Yes, I realised that when they officially changed the actual name of "Sky Sports News" to "Sky Sports Lets Talk Arsenal". Then they changed it again to "Sky Sports Lets Talk Manchester United".

Well, could be !!!

The absolute original, from when it started in the 1950s . . .

Sadly, the ITV Regional Channels all closed down many years ago, we only have "ITV" now. The names of the former channels sometimes re-appear for "local news opt-outs" at certain times of the day, but the channels themselves are long gone.

My concern is the incessant (100%) bias in our non-national, national media. This Isak fantasy is just one example amongst many thousands of others. I will never stop calling it out, whenever and WHEREever I can. It is important to always call it out, as (sadly) some people are accepting it as the norm, in fact some people are brainwashed enough to accept it as a form of "truth" . . . now that is worrying.

It is not a conspiracy, but think about how much repeated coverage this one fantasy gets, and will keep on getting! There is no reason for it other than the obsessed pro-London Media. There is no more truth in it other than all clubs fancy all good players. BUT that is not how it is incessantly portrayed by our non-existent National Media. Are you so used to this that you do not notice it any more??

We only know about Arsenal's infantile fantasies about Isak at all because they are based in the same grotty city as the (pretending to be) "national" media. File all this crap in the same bin as all the rest of the made up Cockney media fantasies.

I think we will stay in the Premier League.

Prior to its 1976 re-location into the Eldon Square Shopping Centre, Bainbridge Department Store was located in Market Street. Bainbridge ("Bainbridges" as most people called it) had actually been taken over by John Lewis in 1953, and had traded as "Bainbridge a branch of the John Lewis Partnership" from that date onward. Bainbridge Department Store of Newcastle was also the VERY FIRST actual Department Store in the world - https://www.skyscrapercity.com/posts/46413021/

Bainbridge Department Store . . .

Pre-construction poster . . .

Eldon Garden was a very different animal, a poor design and a deserved failure. The Eldon Square Shopping Centre will expand/contract/change/develop (etc) over future years as requirements change. A 'monstrosity' it is not, though it is quite fashionable to say that it is.

Opened 4th March 1976 and saved our City Centre.

The marvellous Eldon Square Shopping Centre has nothing to do with T Dan Smith. Neither has most of the other stuff you mention.

The "Newcastle Skyscraper City Forum" (despite the title) is not really about skyscrapers. It is about general urban life, developments and architecture. https://www.skyscrapercity.com/forums/newcastle-metro-area.2258/

In my role as manager of Skyscraper City I (and many others) encourage and admire beautiful architecture, old and new!