Heron

Moving stadium is minging unless it literally backs onto the existing one. That is all.

Ultimately - this was all a ploy from the pre-existing elite to stop Newcastle United dead in its tracks when seemingly there was political pressure to accept our takeover from Saudi owners. It's minging really. The Premier League is now being hung out to dry because of its incompetent self-governance and greed and the can is kicked so far down the road by government and governing bodies that ultimately it has (or should have) been a ticking time bomb for the PL who've failed to get themselves in order. The "pre-existing elite" absolutely rule the roost and it's (the PL) been proven to not only be a negligent, greedy and inept organisation but a corrupt one too. There won't be any back tracking of pressure to receive Saudi money. However, the FA should and can step in (as I understand) to either remove or entirely rebuild the Premier League as an organisation that is fit for purpose. For me it has to be the former, with any new "marketing" of the league. If they want to protect investment from sponsors and continue the whole "best league in the world" spiel. Ultimately, it has to be competitive though for that to remain - and so those clubs need brought into check to realise they cannot have a closed shop.

Surely the FA step in if the PL don't have their house in order? Quick win would be sacking Masters and those culpable for members losing faith in the current set up. Employing a new head and installing some sort of control measure whilst the PL got its act together one would assume.

well played.

...and they've been known to kick the can down the road. Genuine question though...who governs the Premier League? The FA and English/European law in the first instance(s)?

He's my biggest fan too.

You'd like to think (as a neutral with the best interests of the game at heart) there'd be a legal alternative provided to prevent absolute chaos from reigning irrespective of the vote on Friday. Like surely there cannot be only one plan. If so, then my God the PL really are an absolute farcical laughing stock of thieving, greedy, lickspittles.

If the vote isn't passed then surely it creates an entirely anarchistic type situation for the Premier League and I'd presume its member could theoretically write to the governing body (The FA? UEFA? FIFA?) To give it a vote of no confidence. I mean that may seem a little extreme. However, it's what's needed in reality. Said reform could take months or years.

Is Richard Masters really Elon Musk?

Wilson has probably scored more than him this season

Dominic Fucking Calvert Lewin Who's smoking crack?

Aye he should have timed his run. 👀😅

Belter that man <3 Means a massive amount to their parents too - I am sure.

Thing is cities and suburbs expand and grow so, really so should definition. I don't suspect anyone calls themselves anything other than a Geordie if they're from anywhere within about a 5 to 10mile radius of Newcastle North of the Tyne and South of the Tyne probably about 4 or 5miles.

Italy looked void of attacking focus and direction and susceptible to defensive mistakes. However, have a very competent midfield 5. France were good from set plays and are generally a good side capable of pulling apart sides on their day. With Thuram they have exactly what Italy don't.