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Must play in CL to get Haaland.

United's head coach was responding to a report which claimed that he was set to agree a new three-year deal at the club. Bruce said: “I honestly do not know where it came from – that was news to me.” However, the The Times report that Bruce has three years left on his deal with the Premier League club – as his contract automatically “is automatically renewed and extended to its original length” every summer. Is this true?

Everton are in talks to bring Salomon Rondonback to the Premier League. The former West Brom and Newcastle striker moved to St. James’ Park when Rafa Benitez was at the helm and looks likely to link up with his old manager again. Rondon and Benitez were also together at Dalian PFC, the Chinese club who have currently loaned the Venezuela international to CSKA Moscow. Everton are yet to complete a deal, but talks are ongoing.

no, he would rather have a contract proposal on the table. Bruce to 2026?

PCP Capital Partners and Reuben Brothers buy the club then deal with PIF later?

Fell asleep after 20 minutes. Did I miss something?

Well, is he alive or dead? Where is his backing for the manager?

I can't change us overnight like we'd all love to." well, how many years does he need?

Brighton with 59 % possession. Wouldn’t it just be typical Newcastle to screw up against Brighton?

Not much resale value if he scores 7 goals and we play in the championship next season.

232.29-5.91 (-2.48%) As of 12:07PM BST. Burn burn

Don't know what to hope for anymore. Bruce is a good choice for relegation?

By Kate Holton LONDON (Reuters) - British retailer Sports Direct has delayed publishing its annual results, warning problems integrating its purchase of House of Fraser stores and increased scrutiny of its accounts could affect the financial guidance it gave in December. Shares in the company, controlled by Newcastle United soccer club owner Mike Ashley, dropped as much as 7% in early Monday trading. Sports Direct described trading in December as "unbelievably bad". While it did not give an update on its core sporting goods stores on Monday, it referred to complexities in integrating the House of Fraser (HoF) chain it bought last year and "uncertainty as to the future trading performance of this business". "HoF is clearly a disaster area, so this is a serious situation," independent retail analyst Nick Bubb said. Sports Direct's core chain has been a relatively resilient performer in recent years, compared with a string of British retailers that have collapsed in the face of subdued consumer spending and a shift to shopping online. However, the group has also engaged in a raft of dealmaking that has complicated the business. It recently spent time trying - and failing - to buy department stores group Debenhams, after purchasing House of Fraser out of administration last year. On Monday, the company said it also now controlled video gaming retailer Game Digital, "thereby adding to the complexity of the business", according to Bubb. Sports Direct, which is 61% owned by Ashley, said the timing of its results had also been affected by a review by Britain's accounting watchdog of Grant Thornton's audit of the company's results for the year ended April 29, 2018. It said that meant the company had to compile more information than in previous years. "Sports Direct believes its accounts and their audit to be at an advanced stage," it said. The company had planned to publish results for the year ended April 29, 2019, on July 18, but said it now expected to do so between July 26 and Aug. 23. "Sports Direct would note that its core principles in regards to its financial statements are to be conservative, consistent and simple," it said. Ashley had said in December there were significant challenges for House of Fraser, but there was also a "fantastic opportunity" to revive the chain. Hope the snake will have a great need for money in the future so that he may have to sell the club.