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Wanted to have a look pre-takeover what Sunderland fans thought of Howe The same one that thought Danny Graham would outdo Wilson

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Bielsa sticks to his 1 year contract extensions for context, but if they make a change going off this year's challenges... https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2022/02/10/three-candidates-frame-replace-marcelo-bielsa-leeds-manager/?utm_content=football&utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=Echobox&utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1644505874-1 Jesse Marsch, Ernesto Valverde and Carlos Corberán will be among the candidates at Leeds United should there be a managerial change this summer. Carlos (Huddersfield) was Bielsa's coach and reserves manager before leaving

https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/man-united-transfer-martin-dubravka-23030508?t=&_ga=2.193517099.74508836.1644404637-1533473218.1641857612 Newcastle goalkeeper Martin Dubravka rejected a deadline day loan move to Manchester United. United were prepared to accept Dubravka in exchange for Dean Henderson, whom Newcastle explored the possibility of signing on loan until the end of the season. Newcastle loaned third-choice goalkeeper Freddie Woodman to Bournemouth on deadline day and, mindful of interim United manager Ralf Rangnick's wish for a back-up to replace Henderson, offered Slovakia international Dubravka on loan. However, the goalkeeper declined the opportunity to join United as back-up to David de Gea. Dubravka started in Newcastle's 3-1 win over Everton on Tuesday night.

He's a front for the others who are still there in a reduced role

Losing

Clearly aimed at the Everton fans

He mentioned Newcastle yesterday in similar terms, the history and the size. Shame their fans won't have appreciated the praise when it's on us at the same time as them

Came on expecting to be asked about Newcastle and Sunderland... but no Sunderland questions came up

Everton fans haven't taken this tweet well

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-10483113/Mike-Ashley-feels-Derby-Countys-administrators-NOT-want-buy-crisis-club.html Mike Ashley feels Derby’s administrators do not want him to buy the club and is considering investments elsewhere while their lack of co-operation persists. The former Newcastle owner’s advisors have made no progress with administrators Quantuma in recent weeks and, as one source said: ‘He is stood at the gates with his cheque book but they’ve locked him out. They have made him feel like a pariah.’ Ashley - who sold Newcastle for £305million in October - is said to be looking at alternative ventures in the EFL, county cricket and The Hundred franchise. A source added: 'He wants to invest in something where he can make a difference, have a bit of fun and promote his brands. There are too many outstanding issues at Derby right now, but he can't get any answers from the administrators anyway.'

Their display didn't happen

His quotes about us "Newcastle is gone. It's a chapter of my football life. I want them to do well under Eddie. In a few years they might think finishing 12th and 13th mightn't have been so bad after all. "Now it's time to take West Brom forward. "I think Newcastle will stay up. Nothing has changed, though they've added a fair few to their squad. I wish them the best of luck."

"Assistants Stephen Clemence and Steve Agnew, as well as coach Alex Bruce, join James Morrison and Gary Walsh in the club’s backroom staff." "Ron Gourlay, Albion’s newly-appointed Chief Executive Officer, said: “Steve is a highly-respected and experienced manager who has an impressive record of earning promotion to the Premier League. “His excellent man-management skills, tactical nous, and ability to hit the ground running were among the many reasons we decided he was the man to take us forward. “Promotion remains our objective for this season, and we are confident that with Steve leading the club we have given ourselves every chance of achieving that goal.”"

Issue with that not because it's a relative - we did it with Andy Howe - it's the character that we know Alex to be compared to those who say Andy's totally meticulous, long-hours effort type of guy