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That one against Sheffield United... Ooooppphhhh

By all accounts Reynolds and McElhenney are very good owner, and treat it like they're custodians of the a historic club and not just their play thing. I know they have the documentary and the baggage of having the most famous owners in the world, but other than that, they're great owners.

https://youtu.be/A5UHYI1vnqM?si=tdHmpqYBuAtfmn8i

This is basically a fair reflection of the game to be honest:

Given how much shit they get when they make a mistake, think it's worth mentioning how that the ref had a good game yesterday bar that weird offside in the first half

Steven Schumacher sacked at Stoke. That must be one of the least appealing jobs going these days

Given Ange's "I always win in my second season" rhetoric, Coventry have the funniest thing tomorrow.

I love the fact he started celebrating as soon as the ball left his boot and before the ball went in.

Valencia in trouble?

Radio Newcastle Highlights: https://www.newcastleunited.com/en/video/687776

Its only 4 games, and performances need to improve, but so far: 3 points ahead of Chelsea 4 points ahead of Man United 6 points ahead of Tottenham And we're 3 points better off than the same fixtures last season. Not too bad, despite the performances being not so great.

The comms clarified, apparently only the manager is allowed to do it, not support staff

Can't believe picking up a ball to pass to your player is considered a yellow now

This please:

The most amount of yellow cards in a single Premier League matchday this weekend with 69.

I actually think the game changed when Trippier came on, we looked so much more assured in possession, kept it well, and just looked way more comfortable in general play. I love Tino and he offers different qualities and hasn't been bad at all, but at the moment Trippier needs to start ahead of him for me.

Can we have the BBC Radio Newcastle commentary for the Barnes goal, like right now?

The Director of Football should be at every men's, women's and under 21's game like. Ashworth always was.

That was a bit of a smash and grab, maybe given how rancid our away form has been, and game like that was the only way we where going to break it. Performances need to improve, but i'm certain that will come given the absolute character we've shown this season. That Barnes goal man, fucking incredible, he really can hit them can't he

As good as Arsenal have been since they went ahead, Spurs have basically given up since that same point, and have had no zip to their play at all.

At what point do Spurs fans start to turn on Ange? From what i've seen over the last year whenever Spurs lose, their fans tend to say they play really good football and they're dominating games, so "Trust the process" and it'll come, but this will be the second game in a row against teams they're competing with, that basic tactics of siting deep and being compact, and hitting them on the counter has been successful, all the while they have a lot of the ball but just pass from side to side like a Brendan Rogers side of 2015. Its got to start getting really annoying soon.

This game and last, Maddison has been non-existent to shite, which marries up to what Leicester fans said about him before he moved. Glad we swerved him.

Spurs love getting to the edge of the box, and than doing nothing with it.