JT24

Rattled already. I am changing my prediction to Liverpool 0 - 6 Newcastle.

Aye, next two games.

A lot of people are going to look silly come 10:15 tonight. Liverpool 1 - 3 Newcastle.

Believe this is the issue.

B, will be A soon enough.

Feeling extremely confident about this. We win.

Be halfway to paying for the new stadium though… Silver lining and all that.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2025/02/25/man-city-transfer-news-tino-livramento-andrea-cambiaso/ Man City interested in Tino. Please no.

Scored.

Draw, Palace, Wolves, Southampton please

Only right answer is A

Everybody and their dog is going to be in for Huijsen so why would Bournemouth accept an offer that low under the release clause?

I’m absolutely certain Tino will be world class in a matter of years.

Oh aye? Article states they also want Gordon and Isak. Be cheaper to buy the club lads.

To build, aye. The thing still needs to be designed, planned etc.

Aye, remind me in a year when we’re still waiting to hear.

Of course, why wouldn’t they want to make a final decision when they’re all together? Kick that can a little further down the road folks.

Ultimately, we should be on the move if nothing can be done with the East Stand. The bonus is Leazes Terrace can be opened up more to the public.

I read somewhere that there is meant to be one in March. It might have been from an Athletic article/Q&A.

I actually quite like the front but the back

Can you tell me why? Is there a benefit other than “oh well, it’s our history” that makes it essential to stay in a stadium that’s falling behind the rest?

In a stadium that is largely on the same footprint. I don’t really understand the whole losing your identity argument over this.

Biggest meeting in the clubs recent history? To be a fly on the wall. Hope they're recording it for a to-be-released documentary on the stadium build.