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The club's trasfer policy is so fucking flawed it makes me angry. Not angry in a sense of loving the club, but angry in the sense it's just so stupid and makes absolutely no business sense. Inside Charnley's head it must just be thousands of flies buzzing around his fucking pile of shit for a brain.

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The club's trasfer policy is so fucking flawed it makes me angry. Not angry in a sense of loving the club, but angry in the sense it's just so stupid and makes absolutely no business sense. Inside Charnley's head it must just be thousands of flies buzzing around his fucking pile of shit for a brain.

 

Yep, it's brainless. TBF to Charnley it's probably nothing to do with him, he just shouldn't be in his job.

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The club's trasfer policy is so fucking flawed it makes me angry. Not angry in a sense of loving the club, but angry in the sense it's just so stupid and makes absolutely no business sense. Inside Charnley's head it must just be thousands of flies buzzing around his fucking pile of shit for a brain.

 

Charnley's just a gimp who's been put in charge of transfers despite having no football background. If it wasn't him it would probably be Joe Kinnear or some other drunk cast off from the 90's. This is how we have ended up in this mess in the first place.

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The scary yet unsurprising thing is we have been awful all this season and rightly find ourselves in the bottom three, so you would have thought any club in this situation would be working on identifying targets ready to come in early this month, if we wait another 3 weeks until the window closes we will find ourselves even further adrift of safety.

 

It's as if they think that this manager and bunch of players are capable of getting us out of it! Staggering approach when you consider how much the club will lose if they are relegated.

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Our approach appear to be.  Wait until the window is open, to pretend to get some deals done.  It needs to be like the January window when we got Debuchy, Gouffran, Sissoko and I think Haidara?  But with more quality/money spent this time.

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We''ll probably end up with Patrick Bamford.

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How depressing is it that you just made me excited that we could get Patrick Bamford in.

 

Apparently Bournemouth are keen and sadly I think they are a better fit and a more attractive option than us.

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From the Chronicle's blog

 

A full translation of the L’Equipe article is here:

 

The offer was serious enough for Alexandre Lacazette to be notified of its existence. His response, unfortunately for Newcastle, was immediately negative.

 

Lacazette has no intention of risking his chances of a place at EURO 2016 by moving clubs in the middle of the season and is particularly perturbed by Newcastle’s record with French players including Hatem Ben Arfa and Florian Thauvin. Ideally, Lacazette would like to join a club after the major tournament this summer that plays in the Champions’ League.

 

Does that mean that a move for Lacazette to Newcastle this month is impossible? The answer is no. Newcastle will look at other targets in the coming days but have the financial capacity to make a bigger offer for Lacazette, a fee that is over the €30m mark.

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Club 'mystified' about reports of a bid apparently.

 

Surprise surprise.

 

Mystified. Fuck sake what a word to be quote. Like David fucking Blaine just started floating in front of them and they're all just shocked and confused.

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From the Chronicle's blog

 

A full translation of the L’Equipe article is here:

 

The offer was serious enough for Alexandre Lacazette to be notified of its existence. His response, unfortunately for Newcastle, was immediately negative.

 

Lacazette has no intention of risking his chances of a place at EURO 2016 by moving clubs in the middle of the season and is particularly perturbed by Newcastle’s record with French players including Hatem Ben Arfa and Florian Thauvin. Ideally, Lacazette would like to join a club after the major tournament this summer that plays in the Champions’ League.

 

Does that mean that a move for Lacazette to Newcastle this month is impossible? The answer is no. Newcastle will look at other targets in the coming days but have the financial capacity to make a bigger offer for Lacazette, a fee that is over the €30m mark.

 

You can't exactly blame that lad if that is his reasoning. It makes perfect sense.

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From the Chronicle's blog

 

A full translation of the L’Equipe article is here:

 

The offer was serious enough for Alexandre Lacazette to be notified of its existence. His response, unfortunately for Newcastle, was immediately negative.

 

Lacazette has no intention of risking his chances of a place at EURO 2016 by moving clubs in the middle of the season and is particularly perturbed by Newcastle’s record with French players including Hatem Ben Arfa and Florian Thauvin. Ideally, Lacazette would like to join a club after the major tournament this summer that plays in the Champions’ League.

 

Does that mean that a move for Lacazette to Newcastle this month is impossible? The answer is no. Newcastle will look at other targets in the coming days but have the financial capacity to make a bigger offer for Lacazette, a fee that is over the €30m mark.

 

You don't say huh, the once brilliant reputation had in France destroyed by who else, Alan Pardew and his band of maggot cunts.

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Pretty sure he's said all along including summer that he wanted to wait until after the Euros before moving and this was when he was being linked with far better clubs than us, he'd be an absolute moron to move to us given our plight and I'd be amazed if a) it actually happened in the first place and b) that Carr doesn't already fully know all this making a bid totally pointless.

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Expect a few more of these stories throughout the month claiming we've bid huge sums for players who've no interest in joining us so that come the end of the transfer window they can come out and say they did their best to sign a top quality forward but just couldn't get one over the line.

 

A far more sensible strategy would be to sign Austin and get Remy in on loan, bring in a central midfielder and see what happens.

 

Why you think Austin would want to come? Its not certain like..

 

Nothing's certain but we'd stand a better chance of getting him than Lacazette I know that much. As hopeless a club as we are these days we're still a better proposition than QPR.

 

And there will be few other clubs that are more interesting than us for Austin.

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Pardew didn't manage Thauvin. Anyway, if true he's absolutely right. Which talented footballer would want to come and waste their career at Mike Ashley's cheap shell of a once great club?

 

He did manage Cabella though, who was arguably the more talented player. If he had managed Thauvin the lad would probably be stacking shelves in Tesco by now.

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From the Chronicle's blog

 

A full translation of the L’Equipe article is here:

 

The offer was serious enough for Alexandre Lacazette to be notified of its existence. His response, unfortunately for Newcastle, was immediately negative.

 

Lacazette has no intention of risking his chances of a place at EURO 2016 by moving clubs in the middle of the season and is particularly perturbed by Newcastle’s record with French players including Hatem Ben Arfa and Florian Thauvin. Ideally, Lacazette would like to join a club after the major tournament this summer that plays in the Champions’ League.

 

Does that mean that a move for Lacazette to Newcastle this month is impossible? The answer is no. Newcastle will look at other targets in the coming days but have the financial capacity to make a bigger offer for Lacazette, a fee that is over the €30m mark.

 

If the other club have accepted the previous offer, and the player is the issue, then the bigger offer wouldn't matter, surely?

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