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I think this just shows, International football outside of major Tournaments is fucking terrible.

Paul Mitchell was considered ambitious in fairness, and we all saw how that worked out. Personally think in the DOF role we need someone who will come in and just quietly go about their job, both Mitchell and Ashworth had a penchant to bigging themselves up to be bigger than the club.

In a game of low quality, Adeyemi has been probably been the worst. He's been terrible.

The German site are rank like. Creating absolutely nothing.

I don't think i've ever seen the stat "Fouls Suffered" before

He's been on medical leave, but still in post. He's basically been on sick leave, if you took a week of work due to illness, you'd still be in your job role. He has also apparently recently came back to do the handover.

One diamond in a Everest sized pile of shit doesn't prove a point like

Levy stepped down as Chairman.

I'm more concerned about the Rangers, as fuck JT Miller.

‘He demands urgency’ Oh boy, who's going to tell him.

Could it just be as simple as he had a 2/3 month notice period at his last job?

Not that it wasn't obvious, but the club have confirmed that Eales is leaving later in the month following a hand-over of duties: https://www.newcastleunited.com/en/news/darren-eales-confirms-departure

Announced: https://www.newcastleunited.com/en/news/newcastle-united-appoint-david-hopkinson-as-ceo

Thats good actually, but why can't they have combined the November and March international breaks too, and hold them in March, that would be way more palatable.

Until Barcelona when Gordon replaces either Miley or Willock on the bench.

I'll have teams I'll look out for and hope they have a positive result, that's either due to a person linked to them that I like, or through association, like I look out for Colchester and Stranraer results as I once had a good FM save with them, I look out for Real Betis results as I stayed opposite their stadium when visiting Seville, as well as local teams obviously. But the thought of actively having a "second team" that I follow and actively support is bonkers.

Few people saw us replacing Longstaff? That was always obviously going to happen if Longstaff went out the door like

People say this like Barnes wasn't one of the primary reasons as to why we got Champions League this season

I would ordinarily say it'll be Wissa, as Howe would value the experience of playing in the league, as it'll allow big Nick to get up to speed more naturally. However Germany play their last game of the International break on Sunday, so Woltemade will be back in training on Monday, whereas DR Congo play their last game on Tuesday evening, so Wissa probably won't be back in training until Wednesday, potentially Thursday depending on flight times. So it'll be Woltemade imo.

I don't know if it's accidental or not, but the blue version is available on the Adidas site: https://www.adidas.co.uk/newcastle-united-fc-terrace-icons-track-top/KB1952.html

That depth

I don't really care, but I find it weird that footballers in general need to make these statements. I get that they spend a lot of time together, but they probably spend the same amount of time together as people in most professions, but you don't see Susan from accounts putting a statement out on Instagram when their work bestie leaves for another job.