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He’d be the one but read there are some rumours about his age not quite being legitimate, which might explain why nobody has made the move yet.
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It would be private conversations at this stage will be a long way to go even when feasibility study is released, planning application is a long way off in my opinion, a lot of consultation will take place first if they go that route.
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Not necessarily there might be numerous private conversations taking place with Council/Freemen.
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Fantastic addition to the match day atmosphere was rocking yesterday. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AhKYs7ppW_A
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Douglas suggested on Twitter yesterday that Palace want 75 million, just don’t think where at the stage in terms of finances where we should be paying that yet for a central defender.
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Mancs looking good if they nabbed him.
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I like the black Arsenal one and both Man U 2nd and 3rd are nice, still think ours are up there and adidas have come up with some nice strips this season. Just wish our 3rd had the trefoil like Mancs and it would have been a classic.
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That PL experience just can’t beat it.
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70k super stadium would transform the city and create a real buzz. Big window at one end framing the newly renovated park and city centre beyond would set it apart from anything in this country.
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Newcastle United vs. Southampton - 17/08/2024 @ 3pm (No UK TV)
Whitley mag replied to Disco's topic in Football
Aye newly promoted club who give us some nervy moments in 2nd leg of cup semi, will be better than people think and defensively think we might look vulnerable due to lack of pace. Should win but think it will be tense and hard work. -
Gallagher isn’t helping us become better in possession, or a more technical team, with Joelinton and Tonali it would be an opportunist signing we don’t need with other glaring holes.
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Be great if Solanke is a dud at Spurs and this lads banging them in, except his home debut of course.
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To remain in the city centre the only real option appears to be Castle Leazes. One in a generation cheque that they don’t want to write again is the clue. I think the East Stand is a write off in terms of development and don’t think an expansion of the Gallowgate future proofs the stadium to prevent another cheque being written down the line. The who stadium needs refurbished it’s dated and poorly designed, 99% sure where moving at this point and it’s to be hoped the council/freemen make sure they stay in striking distance of city centre.
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Major worry is that things just go stale with current squad, history shows you need to keep moving forward and vital to freshen things up every summer with new faces.
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Not concerned whilst Dunk and Maguire are still available.
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Over 2 million views already masterstroke.
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The voice of sense ridiculous premium we’d be paying on the back of the Euro’s, he isn’t a superstar he’s a good defender of which there are many, also has flaws to his game positionally and in the air, at 70 million I’d want the finished article.
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This isn’t some Anfield Road redevelopment I’d hazard a guess, sounds like where going big.
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This is the best part considering bloke was in charge of Manchester Airport. In his first major interview, Miller – who will be responsible for overseeing a series of infrastructure projects on the horizon, including a possible training ground rebuild – said his own decision to relocate his family and join the club was driven by what he had been told about their infrastructure plans before he committed to the job.
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The only reason the takeover went to CAT was because it was brought by MASH not the club, would need someone outside the clubs with a vested interest to bring the house down.
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Socrates and Keegan in the old 2nd division would have been a sight.
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Course he has and it’ll be from the PL, or one of the red tops who will have been informed by Masters.
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Arab hating PL mouth piece to boot.
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Yes we were according to Bild. This comes from SportBILD, who report that Newcastle, Aston Villa and Liverpool are all keen on the 20-year-old talent, while Bundesliga giants RB Leipzig, Bayer Leverkusen and Bayern Munich are also thought to be keen. Gruda is a versatile attacker – he can play down both flanks and as a No.10 – and is on the cusp of a call-up to the German national side after four goals and three assists in 19 starts for Mainz last season. BILD report that he’s keen to secure a move that will guarantee him regular first-team starts next season and Newcastle are named as one of six clubs taking a serious look, with Eddie Howe in the market for a new right-winger this summer. However, BILD report that he is currently favouring a move to Leverkusen as the chance to train under Xabi Alonso and play with Florian Wirtz; a fellow German attacker he is keen to emulate after the 21-year-old has shone following regular minutes with the Bundesliga champions.
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Got to say I’m impressed we get linked with these players, but they actually sign them.