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6 minutes ago, Whitley mag said:

We clearly need someone to unlock the door moving forward, but for 50 million i’d rather see that go on a top striker or centre half to strengthen the spine of team.

Would splash the whole budget on a striker and a wide player. The biggest problem positions we have going into next season.

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We need a dominant quick and powerful ball playing CB, the same kind of defensive midfielder and a top CF to give us a true quality spine to the team.

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3 minutes ago, HTT II said:

We need a dominant quick and powerful ball playing CB, the same kind of defensive midfielder and a top CF to give us a true quality spine to the team.

Definitely if where spending big money get the spine right first, then the flair can be added later on. 
 

Bremer, Haidara and Nunez would give us a real core to build around for next few years.

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-10720431/Why-Newcastle-consider-selling-fan-favourite-Allan-Saint-Maximin.html (Craig Hope) 

 

Why would Newcastle United consider selling a player who is a favourite of supporters and, on his day, one of the most exciting in the Premier League?

Sources say the club could be open to offers for Allan Saint-Maximin this summer, with a fee in the region of £50million mooted.

The answer to the above is multi-layered but, primarily, lies in the want to generate funds to stay ahead of spending regulations.

 

It may surprise some given the wealth behind the Saudi-led ownership, but there is talk of an initial transfer budget of around £60-80million this summer being supplemented by player sales, with the purchase of a striker the absolute priority.

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The point is, Newcastle do not need to sell him. But if a calculation is made and there is a feeling that the sale of any player would represent value and allow other areas to be strengthened significantly, then even the likes of Saint-Maximin will not be immune.

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5 hours ago, STM said:

I wouldn't snub Zaha, Raphinha or Phillips. I'd absolutely love the latter two.

 

Zaha would be a decent signing but I'd not see much value in going after him age wise.

 

Out of interest @The College Dropoutwho would be your main targets, given the choice?

I don’t watch enough European football. 
 

id love those 3. I like the look of Nunez.  If we could do something about the wages, I would love Werner. He’s been excellent recently has Nathan Ake and id take him too. 
 

if at all possible I would get in Poch as head coach.  

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1 minute ago, The College Dropout said:

Who would buy ASM for £50m? He’s scored 5 goals. 

 

 

I think many teams buy players for roles and skills, not just goals. No idea if anyone would want him at 50M.

 

 

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1 hour ago, McDog said:

 

 

I think many teams buy players for roles and skills, not just goals. No idea if anyone would want him at 50M.

 

 

Everton love to overspend on players, we could probably convince them if they stay up.

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8 minutes ago, mikejaxer said:

Everton love to overspend on players, we could probably convince them if they stay up.

 

 

 

They got some FFP issues so ...........and you are right.....

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9 hours ago, The College Dropout said:

I don’t watch enough European football. 
 

id love those 3. I like the look of Nunez.  If we could do something about the wages, I would love Werner. He’s been excellent recently has Nathan Ake and id take him too. 
 

if at all possible I would get in Poch as head coach.  

I’d love Werner here too. As long as the crowd don’t turn on him for not scoring every game. Him and Nunez would be dream territory.

 

oh and @STM nothing wrong with a man crush on Bruno. I’m there.

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9 minutes ago, Bompeter said:

Selling ASM to fund the purchase of a good striker, then selling Bruno to fund the purchase of a good wide forward to replace ASM wouldn't be bad business this summer IMVHO. 

 

yee on smack?

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1 minute ago, gdm said:

 

Interesting comments from Howe. I’m taking the financial restrictions to be FFP. (Even though we know this isn’t an object at this point). It’s the smart thing to say regardless though. 

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It's not the first time it's been said and it won't be last. No one would ever say we are going to be spending big money! It wouldn't be sensible for one, they want other clubs to be aware they won't be paying over the odds.

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