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Willock klaxon

Charnley's salary has trebled (keep in mind up to July 2020)

Worked with Jones in fairness, apparently he's the one pushing for it as he has experience with Carter-Vickers

https://theathletic.com/2751525/2021/08/06/introducing-expected-threat-or-xt-the-new-metric-on-the-block/

https://twitter.com/ManCity/status/1423358239945670657?s=20

I've missed Raheem

90min has learned that Willock has been told by Arsenal that he can leave the club, and Newcastle have proposed a permanent deal which could be worth up to £25m including add-ons. That outlay is a significant investment in Willock, and exceeds the club's initial summer budget that had been limited to around £20m. Newcastle's board recognise Willock would be a long-term investment but a deal is no closer to being done - because although Arsenal have given him permission to finalise the switch, the player himself is yet to decide what he wants to do. Arsenal have told Newcastle they would be willing to accept a loan deal with an option to buy if that will help move the deal along, but the Magpies would rather secure a permanent deal now – especially as they have their loan slots - of which they only have two - lined up to be filled by other players. Newcastle are growing impatient as they feel they have met all of Willock’s demands, but the Arsenal academy graduate still needs convincing that a permanent move to the North East is right for him. As it stands Newcastle are the only club to agree terms and Arsenal have made it clear they have first option on him, but unless Willock agrees to the move, the deal will go no further. There is concern at the lack of movement among the Magpies' camp, but sources close to the club have told 90min that they remain confident that Willock will be part of their squad for next season.

"Hi Felix. We're doing a piece about Jones' impact at Newcastle and his year so far which should run at some point over the next week. He has brought something different but has complemented what is already there and added an alternative dimension." Chris in the replies for that Athletic piece. Looking forward to it

https://www.stevenagefc.com/news/2020/june/lfe-league-football-education-the-11-yasin-arai-stevenage-football-club-academy-sky-bet-league-two-efl-english-football-league-tuesday-9th-june-2020/ Stevenage First Year Scholar Yasin Arai has been named as one of the countries stand-out Academy players by the League Football Education (LFE), recognised for both his on-and-off the pitch achievements... On the pitch, Yasin had a really strong first year at Stevenage, particularly impressing with his attitude to learning and improving. The right-back turned striker has been a regular for the Under 18s and featured with the First Team reserves in the County Cup. His approach away from football has also been highly commendable, remaining on track for a very high grade in the BTEC Extended Diploma at Marriotts School, where he has studied since Year 10. "Yasin’s attitude has been excellent this year in the classroom and now his work is reflecting this, improving considerably in terms of structure and referencing,” Tutor Ieuan Lewis told LFE.

Simpler way of putting it

Their goal

Also I didn't realise Wilson has the most assists as well from last season? 5 assists, ASM 2nd with 4. 5 assists from our 26 makes up 19.2%. Without Wilson (and Willock; his 8 goals from our 44 total gives us 18.2%, Wilson's 12 gets us 27.3%) we're impotent. And to think we're "adequate" up front