Dr.Spaceman

Classic big team Vs little team this, shitty little team in green trying to make this resemble a football match as little as possible.

Beeeeeeeew

Beeeeeeew

Nut watchin Teeyno and Anthoneeeey Gordon marra

Want

If I were Lewis Miley I'd be wanting a loan. No chance you're getting in ahead of Pirlongstaff.

Could just see @El Prontonise rock up in that at the next reds V greens

So we should never look to improve?

Sounds canny for £27.50

Wtf

Don't leave the planet out of this.

More chance of us signing Elanga for 50 million than Miggy going the other way for any amount.

Nobody is spending 15 mil on Miggy in 2025, let's stop kidding ourselves.

Lewis Hall is fucking mint

The biggest yellow card tackle of the game so far and he doesn't get the card out

This ref ffs

Gallagher is a bit stupid like, on a yellow and runs into the back of someone with his arms up

Oh good, another ref who wants to be the centre of attention

Juan nil

Some greek cunt with a laser pen, howay man

Newcastle's search for a new chief executive continues, and Confidential understands one man in the frame is Vinai Venkatesham. The 43-year-old worked with current chief commercial officer Peter Silverstone at Arsenal for seven years and they formed a close relationship. The Gunners signed a £300million, five-year deal with kit supplier adidas during their time in north London, before Silverstone left in 2022, and Venkatesham stood down earlier this year, citing his desire to pursue a new challenge. When Venkatesham first announced he would be leaving, Silverstone posted a message on his LinkedIn page that read: 'Congratulations on an incredible career at Arsenal. Obviously I was extremely fortunate to spend seven years working alongside you and am extremely grateful for the opportunity you gave me, the incredible work we did together and areas where you helped me develop. 'Some great (and amusing) memories too. I know you'll continue to work like a maniac for the next year but I do hope you take some time to reflect and enjoy the last lap. See you soon.' It was confirmed in September that Newcastle chief executive Darren Eales would be standing down from his position after being diagnosed with a chronic form of blood cancer. He will continue to work until a successor is appointed.

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Jarrod Bowen was only(!) 22 million 4 years ago and he was class. You'd argue that the market was a lot more active back then and fees were generally higher then than they are now.