Loki679

You see loads of Man Utd stuff here and Chevrolet are in this market quite heavily.

Sure this is about the eighth time this has been discussed in the last couple of days

I don't see how they can. Say they get £40m for their 'star' players, that leaves them with about a £50m deficit before they've even started. Their wage bill coming down should bring that down a bit further but they'll still be tens of millions in the red before they even think about buying anyone.

no, go on, ones you think we can get Diego Costa. He'd costa bit much for us.

They coming to China or Hong Kong?

How have I never seen this website before? https://picturesofshola.wordpress.com/

Gayle's goal made it 100 scored for the season too

How can Radio Newcastle still sound depressing as fuck after tonight?

HAHAHA, no stupid second place pot

A pardon means they let him off.

I expect Rafa to walk that's how pessimistic I view things, but £70m net is the least the club needs to spend IMO and I can see us spending that if all the planets align etc. I think we will recoup about 25m in sales btw! £70m buys with £25m sales is £45m net. Unless you're thinking we're gonna spend £95m.....

He's a dorty Lebanese brought up on hummus and flatbreads rather than bratwurst and Pilsener and as such can't be trusted to uphold national stereotypes. Least he's not a cous-cous nonce.

Why is 'let the manager try and win things' such a radical concept at our club?

Mitro's 94th minute stunner against Barnsley that won us the championship.

I kind of support Guangzhou as it's where I moved to here and presumably the club i'll be taking my boys to see. A year after I arrived they won the Champions league and have won six titles in a row now

Just to put that in perspective, Man City have spent £1.1bn since they were taken over.

That double recovery save off Darlow when he messed it up on the edge of the box beforehand. Can't remember who it was against but Casillas tweeted about it iirc.

A billion to challenge top four Aye, that's only 20 £50m players. You should design metro routes, man.

Cazorla? Haven't seen much of Arsenal this season but I remember him as a class player. Would he come to us though? (And would Fat Mike pay the wages he'd ask?)

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Fucking cunts made me sit through a season of Ando before deciding this?

Ask Bluf

Winning the league and finishing 2nd in the Premier League is pretty irrelevant like, both teams qualify for the champions leagye and the only difference is the trophy handed to them. What absolute horseshit Winning the league in the PL is entirely different to winning it in the Championship/League One/League Two. Football is about winning things. 1st place in the league should always matter. It's attitude's like the one above that is damaging football where surviving in the Premier League is all that seems to matter and actually winning trophies is always treated second. It does matter to me whether or not Newcastle win the league. But 90% of the neutrals across the UK couldn't give a flying f***. Which is why this game hasn't been selected for TV coverage. 90% of neutrals don't give a f*** about the Championship full stop. You actually think there is any interest in who get's relegated to League 1? Plus you didn't say relegation is more important, you actually said the difference between first and second is irrelevant. I'd disagree on both point more strenuously on the bit I commented on. I said the difference between 1st and 2nd in the Championship is irrelevant, which I stand by. I didn't say that is the case across all of the leagues in the world, as it quite obviously isn't. As I said, would you be more inclined to watch Doncaster and Plymouth fight it out for the League Two title, when both are already guaranteed promotion? Or Hartlepool and Newport battle relegation to the conference? If you don't believe there is any interest in who out of those three teams gets relegated to League One, you are massively mistaken. The League Two relegation fight is a bit different though as the team that goes down drops out of the league.

Aye, it's another fairly useful body for very little money and no risk. Him plus one more good winger in and we can focus on other more important positions.

I wouldn't want him back but something like Sissoko plus £14m in cash and call it square could tempt Rafa maybe. He gets a decent midfielder plus £14m to spend on a quality CB or winger or whatever without even touching our transfer budget. Two for the price of one sort of thing.