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Just now, Lotus said:

Think Villa would be Delap’s best landing spot for his career tbh.

He'd be way better under Howe or Emery than those 2 clubs, that's for sure

 

Isak, Mbuemo, Gordon, Barnes, Delap is a quality front 5 options for 3 places that could do a bit of everything 

 

With Murphy and his peach of a right foot as 6th choice and Osula on loan, depending on what Howe thinks of him

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I really like Elanga. Probably the fastest player in the league, great weak foot, bags of work rate/running, good age and seemingly a very nice lad.

 

The guy is everything Eddie loves in a winger/player and I have every confidence Howe could turn him into something quite special.

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27 minutes ago, SUPERTOON said:

:lol: oh how i have missed these., i have an irrational dislike for these updates. 

 

 

 

Chris Waugh’s Reheated Waffle

 

Sounds like the name of America or Canada’s worst roadside diner.

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27 minutes ago, janpawel said:

No to Elanga for me, we don't need 2 pace merchants in Gordon/Elanga, we need something different at RW

 

I agree, good player though Elanga is.

 

Mbeumo would offer us something different. He's left-footed and has a great touch on the ball. Maybe needs to shed a kilo or two but I daresay Eddie would sort that.

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50 minutes ago, Paully said:

Athletic 

 

Crystal Palace’s Guehi remains admired at centre-back, Burnley’s James Trafford has long been a goalkeeper target, while Brentford’s Bryan Mbeumo, Nottingham Forest’s Anthony Elanga and Bournemouth’s Antoine Semenyo are among the right wingers Newcastle have tracked, and Ipswich Town’s Liam Delap is a striker they have closely followed. Significant due diligence has taken place on targets across multiple positions.
 

As for Longstaff, that situation is different. The 27-year-old has not started a league match since December 12 and he is about to enter the final 12 months of his contract. Should Newcastle receive a decent offer for the midfielder, he is likely to go — the club exercised an extension in Longstaff’s present deal primarily to protect his value — should he choose to.
 

Willock and Barnes face uncertain futures. As far as I am aware, Newcastle have not been actively looking to move on either but, given sales will help facilitate the incomings required, should serious interest be shown in Willock or Barnes, there is a chance one or both could leave.

I want another Isak Or Tonali type from abroad this summer. They're the 2 transfers that have had me proper buzzing

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5 minutes ago, Nucasol said:

Chris Waugh’s Reheated Waffle

 

Sounds like the name of America or Canada’s worst roadside diner.

He spends an hour a week answering the same four questions. Could you be arsed?

 

At least Hope’s weekly nonsense is a bit more exciting and can have a bit of new information (which is usually bollocks). 

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We going to keep a level head in here over the summer lads and lasses if there’s lots of talk about our best players being linked elsewhere?

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3 minutes ago, Cronky said:

 

I agree, good player though Elanga is.

 

Mbeumo would offer us something different. He's left-footed and has a great touch on the ball. Maybe needs to shed a kilo or two but I daresay Eddie would sort that.


Has Eddies work ethic too, will cover the RB well if caught out.

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I like Elanga, he has everything we need, he'd seem far more exciting to a lot of fans if he had been tearing it up in the Dutch league or similar

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9 minutes ago, Dandy Man said:

I like Elanga, he has everything we need, he'd seem far more exciting to a lot of fans if he had been tearing it up in the Dutch league or similar


No he hasn’t. 

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11 minutes ago, Dandy Man said:

I like Elanga, he has everything we need, he'd seem far more exciting to a lot of fans if he had been tearing it up in the Dutch league or similar

He sets up a lot of goals. That’s his job. He’s not setting up as many as Murphy this season but Murphy is relatively old and succession planning is important. 

 

 

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9 minutes ago, gbandit said:

We going to keep a level head in here over the summer lads and lasses if there’s lots of talk about our best players being linked elsewhere?

 

No Way Reaction GIF by Hyper RPG

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1 hour ago, The Prophet said:

If I was to have a bet.

 

Huijsen will end up at Chelsea, given who is agents are.

 

Delap will end up at Man United.

Tosin should have chosen more wisely last Summer. Will get even less game time now

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18 minutes ago, jack j said:

I want another Isak Or Tonali type from abroad this summer. They're the 2 transfers that have had me proper buzzing


I think we’ll get one transformational European signing and three of four domestic players to accompany this.

 

Exciting times.

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14 minutes ago, gbandit said:

We going to keep a level head in here over the summer lads and lasses if there’s lots of talk about our best players being linked elsewhere?


Don’t think I’ve seen too many on here losing their heads? And similar talk has been going on fyears soon :lol: There might have been a couple that I don’t even remember, who cares, just ignore. 

 

There will be tons of talk and made up shite too being thrown around. I’m sure people will be talking about these things on here.

 

I personally won’t care at all really. IF we decide to sell a player it’s because we’ve chosen to sell, or that’s for a ridiculously inflated fee. 

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8 minutes ago, Ikon said:


No he hasn’t. 

Similar has been said about a few signings since Howe came in, I am fairly sure Elanga could be dynamite for us as he would compliment what we have and his attributes align with our style, but it's all conjecture at this stage 

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As has been said, the most important thing is we're still on the rise. It's exciting and something to enjoy. 

Given our transfer incomings to date, I've every faith we'll do well this summer. 

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24 minutes ago, JT24 said:

He spends an hour a week answering the same four questions. Could you be arsed?

 

At least Hope’s weekly nonsense is a bit more exciting and can have a bit of new information (which is usually bollocks). 

Waugh has taken some of the bad Chronicle habits with him (“5 things we learned about…”). Between him and Mark Douglas at The i Paper there’s barely a nugget of new material between them.

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I can understand the Barnes links. He’s at peak resale value this summer, and if club thinks Cordero has big potential for LW, an offer of £45m+ for Barnes makes them tempted to use that to sign a CM (with Joelinton / Osula the back up LW for one season) with new RW on other side.

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4 minutes ago, The College Dropout said:

Unless we really need the money I don’t understand selling Barnes


We need to sign this summer and next:

GK / RB / CB x2 / LB / CM x2 / ST / RW

 

As we’ve seen in previous windows being restricted to make buys, there’s absolutely no doubt to fund those buys people we regard as key players will need to be sold. 

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21 minutes ago, The College Dropout said:

Unless we really need the money I don’t understand selling Barnes

I could see it; especially if he isn’t content to compete with Gordon (who I think is a better player). I like Barnes, and would be happy to keep him. His contributions and his stats are good this season, but I don’t quite think he is at the level we want. I think we can do better. Too many unforced errors/heavy touches for me to be clamouring to keep at all costs.
Barnes, Willock, Longstaff, Targett = £80m+ l; add to this an estimated £100m currently able to spend, and we could be pushing the boat out this Summer and pulling up trees next season. 

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