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The Newcastle United Transfer Thread: D-Day [Spoiler: Not Much Happens]


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We were probably going to get Ebondo until Kinnear got his name wrong during discussions and the lad went off in a French strop.

 

Ronnie Barker from Open All Hours springs to mind.

 

 

Eb..Eb...Eb...Eb....Alvin, I mean Albin aww s***!

 

[move]ALVIN![/move]

 

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Given and N'Zogbia out which will raise a considerable sum of money i would expect at least 15m for the pair.

 

Veloso, Nolan, Taylor in  (covers approx the 15m in sales)+ Saviola on loan

 

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Fred’s agents have claimed that a proposed deal with Tottenham is dead after they were unable to agree personal terms. The Lyons and Brazil forward wanted £80,000 a week, around £20,000 more than Tottenham were willing to offer.

 

I don't think we will be after fredthen.

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I think it's strange how both Bolton and Newcastle are both meant to have been after Veloso, a centre-mid, then we buy a centre-mid from Bolton.  If we were seriously after Veloso, then we've pissed on Bolton's chips a bit, haven't we?  If that goes through they'll be -2 centre-mids.  Unless we've left it clear for them to go for him, of course...

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I think it's strange how both Bolton and Newcastle are both meant to have been after Veloso, a centre-mid, then we buy a centre-mid from Bolton.  If we were seriously after Veloso, then we've pissed on Bolton's chips a bit, haven't we?  If that goes through they'll be -2 centre-mids.  Unless we've left it clear for them to go for him, of course...

on the other hand they couldn't agree a fee then come into an extra 4.5mill
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What's the bets Ashley will be spotted in Tokyo on the last day of the window swimming in champagne and smoking out his £100million crack pipe while it turns out the Nolan transfer was pulled because we were apparently signing Veloso who then turned us down in favour of bolton because we only offered him twelve sausage rolls a week to play?

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Newcastle United's hitherto dormant January burst into life last night when within the space of a few hours the club agreed fees with Bolton Wanderers for Kevin Nolan and Wigan Athletic for Ryan Taylor, Shay Given submitted a written transfer request and Charles N'Zogbia released a statement saying that he will "never play for the club again" while Joe Kinnear is manager at St James' Park. Add news of a metatarsal injury to Joey Barton that rules him out for the season and it was a dramatic day even by Newcastle's high standards.

 

Nolan and Taylor will arrive at the Newcastle training ground this morning for medicals. Should they be completed successfully, then both players will be registered for Sunday's Tyne-Wear derby and will make their debuts.

 

A third Newcastle signing, Marco Donadel, of Fiorentina, is believed to be joining as the Newcastle owner, Mike Ashley, responded to the grave situation he witnessed at Manchester City on Wednesday night.

 

Nolan, 26, will cost Newcastle £4.5m and offers much-needed experience to a disintegrating midfield. Taylor, who has a habit of scoring against Newcastle, can play right-back in the absence of Habib Beye as well as in midfield.

 

Newcastle and Wigan have yet to finalise details, but Taylor is out of contract in the summer. A possibility is that N'Zogbia, who has interested Steve Bruce at Wigan, is used in exchange.

 

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/transfers/nolan-set-for-pound45m-newcastle-move-while-given-heads-for-exit-1520264.html

 

 

 

 

The incoming Taylor, out of contract with Wigan in the summer, should be a good acquisition. He can play at right back in the absence of Habib Beye, as well as in midfield or on the wing.

 

Newcastle have also moved for Bolton midfielder Kevin Nolan and Fiorentina’s former Italy Under 21 skipper Marco Donadel.

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1132050/No-joke-Kinnear-NZogbia-insists-hell-play--Givens-set-leave.html?ITO=1490

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