et tu brute

As I also mentioned the cost would be stupid money and not viable

It's a no go sharing grounds with another club for a season (maybe more). The only club that could invoke any discussion is Sunderland and that would never happen in a month of Sundays. Before you even look at talking to the FA, Premier League or another club's Executives; it would be blocked straight away by another county's police force, who are not going to accept multi thousands of Newcastle fans into their city on numerous occasions. The bill for that would also be stupid and make it non viable from the start.

Doesn't change the players they have

This survey hints at what I've always thought, that the owners have earmarked a new stadium. Main reasons for this (imo) - cost of extension with limited seats - the amount of people affected whilst extension is built - large increased revenue/commercial opportunities with new stadium (main reason imo) - no other temporary alternative for building new stadium at current location I've always been for a new stadium as long as it's built within the city limits. The length of contract for the new fan zone seems convenient (again imo) to run in conjunction of a new stadium being built. I'm expecting an announcement next year sometime stating that after full exploration into all options, the club will be moving to X location (wouldn't be surprised if it's already agreed) and building a new stadium due to x, y and z.

Mbappe was virtually nullified in two games, of course Cirkin and Clarke will be a different level according to racist Keith

At the end of the day not one of their players would get anywhere near our squad never mind first team. They're also trying to big up their players will be more up for it, total bollocks with our group of players.

Love how the daft fuckers are trying to convince themselves it's a free hit. No derby is one.

O'Nein has a history of deliberately trying to injure players

Oh yes, the fuckers aren't laughing now

Meltdown glorious over there, will be binned soon though. The realism is coming to them like an Exocet missile

I see more are saying they don't want to go up as it's unfair the financial advantage of certain clubs (there always has been). I wonder if this might be due mainly to them being mid table and sliding down the table. Looks like they may get their wish for a good few more years yet

Shearer on the Lineker podcast says he's spoken to UEFA and they acknowledge the mistake AND the officials have also acknowledged the mistake. Officials will be stood down for next round also. So fucking annoying

That fucking accent man

Magedia

They're the Man City team if you go through wish

I'm surprised he's even going on about the mackems as he's only second behind Exile in his faux outrage

It wasn't even similar, the ball hit the body and the top of the arm at the same time, whereas ours clearly hit the chest before hitting the elbow. Total corruption and at least the ref tonight had the bottle to make the right decision

37,700 fuck off man

As I said they have history for it also eg West Brom last year. Bus strike wasn't just announced today

It's not the first time though and transport doesn't stop attendances on the likes of New Year's Day

At the stadium of mass gaps, must be too cold for the freebies today

How the fuck has he given 8 minutes added on and as for the penalty that is corruption right there. Injuries killed us today as we were dead on our feet last 20

Personally I think the fuckers should have been relegated. They were told numerous times they had problems, their covid allowances posted to the Premier League were way above any other club and yet they were still signing players. Horrible fuckers got off lightly in my opinion and purposely stalled getting the case sorted as they knew a points deduction was incoming and would have seen them relegated.

Stoke at home in the cup canny draw