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Don't know if it's just me, but I'm not a fan of letting sentiment hinder progress. If we find the perfect site for a world class training facility it shouldn't matter whether it's in North Tyneside, South Tyneside, Durham etc

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there's so much land in great park, its just off the A1 and its minutes from the airport and the likes of ponteland/darrass where a lot of players live.

is it protected greenbelt land?

 

 

 

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1 hour ago, huss9 said:

there's so much land in great park, its just off the A1 and its minutes from the airport and the likes of ponteland/darrass where a lot of players live.

is it protected greenbelt land?

 

 

 

 

Not really no, plus you have the old Sage building now needing a new purpose/demolished.

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2 hours ago, huss9 said:

there's so much land in great park, its just off the A1 and its minutes from the airport and the likes of ponteland/darrass where a lot of players live.

is it protected greenbelt land?

 

 

 

 

 

The very fact that this part of North Newcastle has been approved for the construction of the massive "Newcastle Great Park" housing development, which will not be completed for about another 15 years, means that it is not 'Green Belt' protected land, even though (a long time ago) some of it was.

 

Newcastle Great Park is a new suburb of Newcastle upon Tyne. Uniquely positioned in a rural setting, but just 3 miles from the city centre, the park is one of the most accessible locations in the Northeast. The map below shows the location of Newcastle Great Park in relation to some of the key destinations in the surrounding area, as well as the location of some of the key points on the park.

 

You would need to get planning approval changed from residential, to whatever class a training ground would fall under.

 

Not impossible, and (as mentioned in the past) Jamie Reuben's experience in development could prove very useful here.

 

 

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24 minutes ago, manorpark said:

 

The very fact that this part of North Newcastle has been approved for the construction of the massive "Newcastle Great Park" housing development, which will not be completed for about another 15 years, means that it is not 'Green Belt' protected land, even though (a long time ago) some of it was.

 

You would need to get planning approval changed from residential, to whatever class a training ground would fall under.

 

Not impossible, and (as mentioned in the past) Jamie Reuben's experience in development could prove very useful here.

 

 

You can bet a lot of home builders have already bought a lot of land keeping it in a land bank for future developments.

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1 hour ago, manorpark said:

 

The very fact that this part of North Newcastle has been approved for the construction of the massive "Newcastle Great Park" housing development, which will not be completed for about another 15 years, means that it is not 'Green Belt' protected land, even though (a long time ago) some of it was.

 

Newcastle Great Park is a new suburb of Newcastle upon Tyne. Uniquely positioned in a rural setting, but just 3 miles from the city centre, the park is one of the most accessible locations in the Northeast. The map below shows the location of Newcastle Great Park in relation to some of the key destinations in the surrounding area, as well as the location of some of the key points on the park.

 

You would need to get planning approval changed from residential, to whatever class a training ground would fall under.

 

Not impossible, and (as mentioned in the past) Jamie Reuben's experience in development could prove very useful here.

 

 

NGPMasterplan-1024x788.jpg

 

 

 

yeah, we live in Melbury on the other side of the A1.

am sure the Sage building could be converted/put to decent use by the club. such a waste.

and there's loads of land and great access.

 

but you're right probably already owned by private developers waiting to make a quick buck.

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On 10/07/2022 at 14:01, Abacus said:

 

I imagine it would be on interest free credit, where we don't have to pay the first installment until 2024.

 

But actually yes, if true that would make a great club shop and / or museum.

Bit big for a club shop. I wonder if they are maybe re thinking The Magpie Club. Kind of Clubs own Social Club, club shop/Museum incorporated?

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2 minutes ago, madras said:

Bit big for a club shop. I wonder if they are maybe re thinking The Magpie Club. Kind of Clubs own Social Club, club shop/Museum incorporated?

New club shop, ticket office etc on the ground floor.

Possibly make Shearers’ bar all the way across under the Gallowgate, and/or new turnstile access. Long term ambition maybe to extend it outwards in anyway, towards the road.

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So far this summer:

 

Darren Eales appointed as CEO.

Dan Ashworth appointed as sporting director.

Sven Botman, Nick Pope and Matt Targett brought in.

Isaac Hayden, Freddie Woodman, Jeff Hendrick and Ciaran Clark shipped out.

Additions made to the academy and womens team.

Refurbishments made to the stadium.

Refurbishments made to the training ground.

Sponsorship with Fun88 terminated.

New sponsorship with Noon.

 

This lot don't fuck about do they?

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8 minutes ago, The Prophet said:

So far this summer:

 

Darren Eales appointed as CEO.

Dan Ashworth appointed as sporting director.

Sven Botman, Nick Pope and Matt Targett brought in.

Isaac Hayden, Freddie Woodman, Jeff Hendrick and Ciaran Clark shipped out.

Additions made to the academy and womens team.

Refurbishments made to the stadium.

Refurbishments made to the training ground.

Sponsorship with Fun88 terminated.

New sponsorship with Noon.

 

This lot don't fuck about do they?

 

According to our neighbours the takeover isn't what it seems but when you list what they've done so far then I'll happily take this takeover that "isn't what it seems"

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I honestly think most people are expecting too much in a too short time frame. PL is really tough right now in the top half, 'big six' followed by clubs like Leicester, Villa, West Ham and Wolves. Looking at the squad values (https://www.transfermarkt.com/premier-league/marktwerteverein/wettbewerb/GB1) we are only ~50 million euros ahead of Palace and Southampton who are at the bottom if we exclude the promoted teams. We are massively behind Leicester and Villa who are 7th and 8th.

 

We need to be the best of the rest just to qualify for the Conference League. To get to CL we need to be ahead of everyone else and three big six teams who are all constantly spending crazy amounts of money too. CL football being such a pull for the elite players makes it hard for us to sign the same caliber of players that teams who are/have been in the CL keep signing. Then there's the FFP. We had a great run to end the season but I don't see it sustainable no matter how good Howe is. In the long run you need to have a squad that is relatively close with the teams you are competing with. 

 

I'm extremely happy with our new owners and basically everything they've done so far but I just don't see getting to the CL even in 4-5 years a very likely outcome. The damage Ashley did to us will take years and years to overcome. It's nice to have the club back but hope our fans can keep their expectations realistic and can enjoy that we are trying again.

 

 

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