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Dunno, what's he done racist or in your words massive racist? People get called racist these days for disagreeing with Eni Aluko.

The Gallagher at WBA did more in terms of grafting and the hard stuff box to box work tackling, linking, on the other hand the Gallagher at Crystal Palace was utilised different entirely, he was grabbing goals and being used as a 10. Gallagher is definitely a lad that can do the hard graft and the fancy stuff, I think a lot of people are forgetting, we're not signing players just for a particular role, we're signing them because they can interchange and compliment each other, they're all literally sharing the same roles and interchange on the pitch during the formation to confuse sides but ultimately help each other. Howe will have a bunch of lads that can do it all, think of players like Kyle Walker going from full back into centre half, and Stones from centre half into midfield, these are the types that allow managers to change things up during a game.

We sign their top boy, they get Loftus-Cheek

Starting to get irritated with Rolls Royce tied to Sven Botman.

Here's the 2 part interview buddy.

Absolute belter

This account is definitely worth a follow ?

What's made you switch clubs after 30 years ?

Username Newcastle for life I supported Man utd for 30yrs

Livramento plays there pal. Well can do.

Tonali Lindström Thuram Livramento Would be a brilliant window.

He's absolute quality.

Please let this one be true. His close control is insane, reminds me of the way Isak does it.

I would have preferred that, seems many are too young on here to remember Man Utds arrogance and entitlement, it's easy to forget now because of how they've fallen, but I do still wish them shite times.

Im not sure, but only based on that it would push Joelinton out of the middle. Tonali, Bruno, Joelinton is solid. I'd prefer a winger, Moussa Diaby, or Harvey Barnes. But I think we will pull another wildcard, Like Florian Wirts, or Charles De Ketelaere, Antonio Nusa wouldn't be bad

https://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/1786457/Man-Utd-Chelsea-Newcastle-transfer-Sevilla-news/amp Unsure how true this is.

I'm late to the party, but FFS we've now missed out on Maddison and Szob

It is sports washing no matter how we look at it, but we all lap up the signings, the champions league, the future infrastructure and investment. It would be safe to say that the final whistle vs Leicester nobody in the stadium was thinking about the unfortunate events in Saudi? I look at Eddie Howe and think you kind of have to take his approach, he's clearly intelligent and a lovely guy, but he just has to separate the two (politics/football.) This is how they'll continue to do this, until it becomes the norm, expect more kits like this in white and green, and expect more international friendlys etc, its sort of indoctrination. They have a target for 2030, they chose sport.

Moussa Diaby it is then.

Used to be a banger on FM

Sandro Tonali should be in action tonight as Italy take on switzerland in the Uefa u21 championship. RadioTimes: fans can still tune in for every match via official UEFA.tv for free. The streaming platform will boast full coverage in the UK. https://www.uefa.tv/competition/U-21

I think we could easily go more. The demand for them 1000 season tickets was ridiculous, and that was before we did the unthinkable and get in the Champions league

Staying and expanding would be for tradition, history, loyalty, love, memories. But moving would be to future proof the club if it intends to emulate the Man City type model. Moving could allow better access to a ground elsewhere, but you then lose the build up before the match. I love seeing everyone strolling around on a matchday in the black and white,and knowing we all only have a short walk from the bars restaurants, if a development went further afield, it would not be the same, the local business need that revenue, I'm torn because I can understand the Saudi investment will want its own infrastructure and build and develop, but I'd hope they recognise traditional values, and most fans love being part of the city and the stadium on a match day.

My favourite part of his interview, The aspiration is to be number one.