RUHRLYASLEEVESUP

Did he get clapped out the bar ?

One good thing about the imminent world war 3 is if they do drop the nuke on Sunderland it will look exactly the same as it does now

Keepa man

Goalie lol not heard that for yonks

Needs a serious upgrade from the current incumbent - TBG

Few shrewd signings in positions were all aware need strengthening & one game a week will make us a nightmare for anyone to play against next season

Agreed & takes away the option of us trying to (which we most prob will fail miserably at) protect a 1-0 lead We are at least an equal of them & hopefully with a fit Gordon playing more minutes we can stretch them, they're no great shakes imo

We go there without fear, the pressure switches to them & they have to come at us, were some way from being out this competition imo

£300M

They shite man

Ah got you, that's us fucked isn't it ?

Because they have looked very average ?

Been surprised by Barca, they're not all that tbh

Beehive has fallen

Frank Pingel ?

That's some take tbh

Just go to hope were not gassed come the 30 minute mark

https://x.com/DeanoGorton/status/2031258272972276087/mediaViewer?currentTweet=2031258272972276087&currentTweetUser=DeanoGorton

The devil may well be in the detail, the nuance of the article below (pulled from a much longer piece) is simple to my simple mind, The biggest teams on mainland Europe are in danger of not having it all their own way for much longer, were part of the problem imo, were desperate to break through the glass ceiling set by Masters mob / Red cartel however the minute ticket prices are announced the balloon goes up, its price equilibrium imo, Willy Wonka's chocolate bars Et al. 'A worrying concentration of talent' Premier League clubs voted for the new financial rules in November, during an unprecedented campaign in Europe. A record nine teams qualified for this season - six of them in the Champions League. All nine have made it through to last 16 in their respective competitions, with the round beginning this week. No other league comes close. Spain has six teams active, Germany is on five, with France and Italy on four. When Premier League clubs not in Europe get the additional spending power, Uefa thinks it could increase their ability to attract players. That could result in the weakening of other European teams, and it has the potential to make English football even stronger. Andrea Traveso, Uefa's director of financial sustainability and research, outlined some of the concerns at the Financial Times Business of Football Summit last month. "The Premier League alone now generates a quarter of all European club revenues," he said. "With more spending power on top, this will create tensions in the market. "The objective at Uefa is financial sustainability. The objective at the Premier League is competitiveness." Traveso highlighted how "40% of the top-value players in the world" are at English clubs. "But many are sitting on the bench or, even worse, in the stands," he said. "This is an extraordinary and worrying concentration of talent." Traverso said an "inconsistent application of financial regulations" could make matters worse.

Not a fan of his ?

As of March 9, 2026, Newcastle sit in 12th place with 39 points. Woltemade’s 7 league goals have directly secured 10 additional points for the club. Removing these goal contributions would leave Newcastle with 29 points, dropping them four places in the standings, just one point above the relegation zone.

Retired at 36, big loss to the game, perhaps a coaching role awaits ?