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Newcastle, Middlesbrough and Nottingham Forest eye loan move for Stoke's Leon Cort By Sportsmail Reporter Last updated at 7:54 AM on 10th September 2009 * Comments (0) * Add to My Stories Stoke centre-back Leon Cort is wanted on loan by Newcastle, Middlesbrough and Nottingham Forest. Cort, 29, knows he will have few first-team opportunities after manager Tony Pulis signed Danny Collins and Robert Huth in the transfer window. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1212327/Newcastle-Middlesbrough-Nottingham-Forest-eye-loan-Stokes-Leon-Cort.html#ixzz0Qge8WWNa Any good? God knows we could do with some cover.

Nautical term i would have thought. publicanism surely. Nah. That would be clean. Schoolboy error

Thought she was going on The Apprentice with Alan Sugar replacing the lovely Margaret

agreed. damn you liquid!! Burn him!!

On Radio Newcastle if you can get that or they do it online from their website

I know he gets some stick but in this situation he can't be sold. The chances of getting a decent replacement in are fuck all

poidh ?

Voted sell by reflex but the squad is paper thin.

Well they are pissing themselves laughing about us being linked with him now http://www.heroesandvillains.info/discuss/viewtopic.php?t=32879&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=315

Comment From Kryten] We need to keep the ball on the Decky

Fair, very fair.

They haven't actually been sold, they have been taken over by their creditors who formed an asset management company to run the club.

Just been on SMB and they have 19 threads about us. Must be a record for the sad bastards

http://www.scotprem.com/content/default.asp?page=s83

In the pub like this http://wwwdelivery.superstock.com/WI/223/255/PreviewComp/SuperStock_255-3767.jpg

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/leagues/premierleague/newcastle/5331170/Alan-Shearer-urges-long-term-contract-for-Sebastien-Bassong.html Alan Shearer urges long-term contract for Sebastien Bassong Newcastle interim manager Alan Shearer has called on club owner Mike Ashley to secure Sebastien Bassong's services on a long-term basis to fend off Arsenal's interest in the French centre-half. By Rob Stewart Last Updated: 11:43PM BST 15 May 2009 Rising star: Sebastien Bassong is a quality player who is needed for Newcastle's rebuilding operation Photo: GETTY IMAGES Bassong, 22, a graduate of the celebrated Clairefontaine academy, joined Newcastle on a three-year deal from Metz last summer in a £500,000 transfer, and Shearer is pleased he has already attracted Arsenal's attention after a series of impressive displays. "If what we want to happen happens, by staying in the Premier League, my advice would be to get him on a long-term contract, without a doubt," Shearer said of a player now rated in the £8-million bracket. "He's a big player. He's had a very good season. We need to keep and get the best players here at Newcastle, and he is without doubt one of them. He'll have a big future in the game, I'm sure of that, so there's no surprise that he's been linked with one or two other clubs because of his performances here. He's played really well and he's a very good lad as well." Shearer, whose own long-term future will be sorted out in the summer, will be banking on Bassong and Steven Taylor to provide the platform for a prosperous future in central defence, suggesting Fabricio Coloccini will be allowed to leave a year after a £10-million move from Deportivo La Coruna. "There's two young guys there who are very good players," Shearer said. "Given the right guidance and direction they can both have huge futures in the game. "They have also got Habib Beye alongside them, who gives them that vast experience and who has also had a great season in difficult circumstances. With those in there you give yourself a solid foundation." Shearer has also earmarked Taylor, the England Under-21 skipper, as captaincy material. "Is Steven a future captain? Yeah, and Steven will tell you he's still got a long way to go," he said "But the good thing about him is that he wants to improve, to be coached and wants to turn himself into a better player. If he does things right then he'll have a huge future in the game."

Looking at the boro forums they think that Villa and West Ham are very winnable with those teams being ready for their hols.

As i said in the other thread Shearer will only stay if he gets the budget and control he wants

I can see Shearer staying on only if Ashley agrees a decent transfer budget with Big Al being in full control. He saw what happened with KK with money promised then nothing happpening. Obviously the budget would depend on staying up but if we have a decent run then Shearer would be in a much stronger position to get what he needs

Yes. this time booked - cunt

Another dive by Gerrard ignored by ref and Sky. twat

Enrique mom today with Bassong close behind. Carrol/ ameobi too similar for me. With Martins or Owen we would have won.

Pub in South Shields. Should be fun