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15 minutes ago, Jackie Broon said:
No, it's like owning a leasehold house, but unlike leasehold house there are likely to be restrictions on the club's ability to sell and/or for the land to be used for anything else.
Then surely SJP, the physical infrastructure can be sold to ourselves and used for the same purpose it is now?
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3 minutes ago, Checko said:
We lease the ground from the council. See for example:
"So what are the risks? Alongside planning difficulties Newcastle’s lease on the ground expires in 2097 which is a long way away but also will need to be extended – perhaps beyond the 99-year lease that was agreed last time the ground was expanded in 1998. i understands the city council are amenable to that, but haven’t been approached yet." - https://inews.co.uk/sport/football/newcastle-eight-questions-decide-leave-st-james-park-3307648
I know we lease the ground, however the stadium is owned by the club, after all didn’t they pay for all the rebuilding etc.
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18 minutes ago, tarie4 said:
Newcastle United Football Club does not own St. James' Park. The stadium is owned by Newcastle City Council. While the club has a lease to play there, the land and stadium are owned by the council.
Be patient mate. There is clearly a lot you dont know, even if you think you do.
So the stadium rebuild that took place in the 90’s was paid for by the council?
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1 minute ago, Sibierski said:
What was the ankle injury he had? Feels more serious then I thought if he’s only just now back running.
I thought it was a broken bone in his foot?
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1 hour ago, Keegans Export said:
I haven't listened to that Podcast so no idea whether those quotes are genuine.
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1 hour ago, GallowgatePigeon said:
"I live in South Shields and have definitely seen a lot more lads tops kicking around since promotion."
They really do refer to themselves as 'lads'? They're more derranged than I thought.
These are the ‘lads’ they are referring to!
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30 minutes ago, Bunk Moreland said:
£200m seems fair
PSR is fucking shit if this is correct
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11 minutes ago, nufc123 said:
Haffenden looks like a kid. Any credibility?
Followed by Fabrizio Romano and Keiran Maguire, must have some credibility🤷🏼♂️
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1 hour ago, gdm said:
That Sam Fender thread is amazing.
un-fucking-hinged
This will also boil their piss
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3 minutes ago, Shearergol said:
What channel is this on?
Sky Stream 163
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19 minutes ago, et tu brute said:
She's playing at SunderlandNow if he had said David Bowie saying good evening Newcastle, when playing at Sunderland, then I could understand
Remember it well…….Spiders tour at Roker Park, it went down like a fucking Led Zeppelin🤣
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1 hour ago, Jackie Broon said:
For all we know, we might have already submitted a training ground sponsorship to the PL and they've rejected or delayed it.
Would the PL delay any FMV decisions on sponsorship after the APT1 ruling?
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2 minutes ago, Turnbull2000 said:
Who's this fucker?
Suppose major trophies will be well within reach for City next season after spending £400 million. If they also offer £150,000 per week or more, we can't really compete with that either.
Had a look on Bluemoon, City fans hold this account at the same level of esteem that N-O hold Burnsie too.
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Worth a read for those interested.
https://stefanborson.substack.com/p/explained-115-when-what-and-how-a
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2 hours ago, mighty__mag said:
I'll bet £20 it's not a life
Even a 10 year ban ends his playing career.
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