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Maitland-Niles would be good imo. Always impressed me and probably could be tempted away.

A quick remix, the 2020 remaster of Cisse's great moment you could say.

Class

Yeah that’s my one, artists signature if you like.

Nah, I used a graphics tablet & illustrator, blocked out rough shapes with a light grey colour then worked on top not in the true spirit of things, I concede.

Spent about an hour and a half on this cunt so it better be appreciated

Perfect. Branko getting the gif party started early doors.

Khorosho!

Not feeling these Saudi-NUFC graphics like. Is it always going to be like this?

There were concerns that Saudis would be able to influence the lesser Prince and therefore impact competition viability I see... concerns by who?

If it is unrelated then it is crazy timing. But then what is the relation? Are we suggesting our prospective owner will have asked them to step down? Not saying it’s not, I just can’t remember hearing anything about why they both couldn’t own clubs in the same league...

What are you guys reading into the Sheffield thing? Has there been discussion about any complications with both owners being in the league at once, or could this be entirely unrelated?

Thought the crown Prince would have something better waiting for him than a Ford Galaxy like.

But why would they call someone up and go "by the way, just so you know this is UNOFFICIAL, but it's approved. Unofficially"?

I don't think we'll be receiving any official announcement about the owners being approved by the PL. Maybe murmurings if people have close sources, but I don't see why the PL, PIF or NUFC would make a statement regarding approval. I think the next and only statement we will hear is that it's all done.

Finally, the thread yields something good. Nice one man that's great stuff

Not now they won't, no. Cheers man.

Fucking hell, I really hope the minority of idiots in our fan base stop with this making the Saudi's enemies our own thing. Really dodgy grounds. They may be about to own our football club but it doesn't mean we have to be in alliance with them. We will have to get used to things like these letters/meetings etc. as it will be an ongoing thing, hopefully over time we all become a bit more skilful when responding.

They should call Charlie Methven, he knows all about that.

I only saw him in a couple of games and he looked class then. I'm not sure what the manager was seeing the rest of the time, he must have been really shit in training. I'm sure he said he wasn't entirely happy here as he didn't feel he was ready for the physicality. We have to remember we signed him when he was 17 or 18 from his home country, it's a pretty big ask and the club was/is having a pretty rough time. He probably could have moved somewhere bigger than Young Boys but the fact he chose to return to Switzerland says something imo. By the looks of what I've seen since, he'd be more than capable in this league now. Well that's strange because in that televised match where he was outstanding, his physicality stood out. Pretty sure when we let him go, most of us on here were against him leaving on the Mbabu thread. Absolutely, but what I mean is perhaps the decision to let him go was for personal reasons - rather than him not being deemed good enough.

I'm doubtful Zaha would offer good value for money. I don't think there's that much between him and Saint-Maximin. Zaha just wins out due to longevity and experience, he's hardly a goal machine. There's better options out there, I like Ante Rebic but he's went to Milan on loan, can't seem to settle anywhere for long. Another I'm really impressed by is Krovinovic at West Brom. Skilful player - not explosive like Zaha/ASM, but someone who would strengthen our attack & midfield.

I only saw him in a couple of games and he looked class then. I'm not sure what the manager was seeing the rest of the time, he must have been really shit in training. I'm sure he said he wasn't entirely happy here as he didn't feel he was ready for the physicality. We have to remember we signed him when he was 17 or 18 from his home country, it's a pretty big ask and the club was/is having a pretty rough time. He probably could have moved somewhere bigger than Young Boys but the fact he chose to return to Switzerland says something imo. By the looks of what I've seen since, he'd be more than capable in this league now.

Imagine him on one side Willems on the other Wonder if he would come back or if that ship has sailed...

Can understand lacking match sharpness of course and also a dip in fitness... you would imagine training at home by yourself doesn't have the same intensity as it does when in the group, but the 5 subs per team rule the Bundesliga put in place solves that to a large degree. 6 weeks is excessive, could understand 2.