Whitley mag

Always is everytime I’ve had the misfortune of being in there, one look at some of them cunts behind the goal for the penalty explains why, add in they’ve inexplicably stuck corporate seating bang in the middle and the experience is soulless and depressing.

Exact profile of supporter the likes of Silverstone want in the ground unfortunately, wouldn’t even be surprised if they’ve built something into the ballot where postcodes outside the north east get a percentage of tickets.

Absolutely sickening can see me sacking the whole thing off, we’ve gone the same way as Man City and every other top club before we’ve even won owt.

They can have him would actually be dissapointed if we went back in for him now, completely overrated on back of the Euro’s so many flaws to his game.

The bloke who owned the buildings appeared on that Tyneside Life video a few months back claiming he was all behind the club redeveloping SJP, then he sold that slither of land to this other character, turns out there very much in cahoots apparently and looks like their little plan to milk the club is clear for all to see. Couple of little spivs hopefully some rule where the council can step in and make a compulsory purchase order or something.

Everything that’s wrong with football.

He’s nee Jamal Lewis that’s for sure.

Where fucking massive simple as that.

Tyneside is a great place to live particularly the North Side 😉

Need to try and make it physical against Silva and Gundogan tomorrow, give them time and space and they’ll cut us to pieces at the back.

Very much this the fact he sang a song at the Stack and what followed, probably says more about how where all damaged after the Ashley years.

Option 2 could just be a 6k extension of the Gallowgate and like you say costly for minimal financial gain, or it could be a complete Bernabeu style revamp of all 4 stands, if we stay at St James it has to be the latter for me, or think where just settling and certainly not future proofing with state of other stands.

Quite frightening if that lot’s views are taken into account without any wider consultation, in saying that I think it will be lip service and they’ll do what commercially makes sense.

It says the opposite. Clubs expected to be notified of the outcome to the case at their meeting at the Rosewood Hotel in Holborn on Thursday, based on the assumption that the rules allowed it to be shared if both parties agreed. But for now the other 19 clubs remain in the dark, with a relatively straightforward shareholders’ meeting finishing after only two hours.

Hope this originals gear isn’t limited and likely to sell out, might need to be quick off the mark online tomorrow.

I mean if the Chelsea fan says new stadium fair play I’m with her.

I mean you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, but don’t think many of them look like they’ve travelled up and down the country through thick and thin.

I think the fact Yasir’s been over twice in the space of a few weeks says everything, the PIF aren’t going anywhere and where not that insignificant to them as some would have us think.

The most interesting part of the Douglas article is the new board member linked to the Reuben’s property portfolio, either Jamie is taking a step back, or they’re getting people in place for the infrastructure projects.

Reuben’s are converting fire station in to 5 star hotel.

I’d say they have no regrets about buying, we were the last real sleeping giant and Bloomberg already valued us at 1 billion. Factor in we’ve still not won anything, my guess is they’re very happy with this long term investment and will in 10 years be hoping our value is circa 3 billion.

I’d be amazed if PIF after all the red tape to buy the club and the undoubted kudos of owning a PL club decided to just settle on being an also ran and leave us with a tarted up 52k SJP. It was always sold as a long term investment and if they want to realise a 2 to 3 billion value it requires significant infrastructure investment. I think we’ll see something next level even if it means staying at SJP and a complete rebuild lifting all the current roofs off.

On paper one defeat looks a massive overreaction if we’d won on Saturday we’d be top of the league, it would have definitely been papering over the cracks though. Midfield is the major issue and was before Tonali was banned last season, nobody knows their position, it’s disjointed and teams can get straight at our back 4 with one pass. The above was an issue for large parts of last season, we now also have our star centre forward isolated and feeding on scraps. The upcoming fixtures will make, or break the season and tell us if where going to be competitive, transfer strategy aside Howe doesn’t know his best 11 at the minute and needs to work it out fast.

It might be a bit nippy down by the river in winter, but if I was an Everton fan I’d be counting the days until we left that shithole.

Income to compete and allowing younger generation a chance to become regular attendees. Its not just capacity though the place is dated and requires huge investment to bring it up to date.