Incredibly small time and stupid.
Haha Newcastle
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
Copying your username?
That's how far we've fallen
Obviously that is nowhere near the same. Obviously.
They got robbed.
They also deserve it so hah!
Watched their Amazon Prime documentary. So cringe, richest club in the world, knocked out in the group stages in CL and don't qualify next year hopefully.
They also deserve it so hah!
Watched their Amazon Prime documentary. So cringe, richest club in the world, knocked out in the group stages in CL and don't qualify next year hopefully.
Watching Shearer cry is lovely. Bunch of cnuts that club has become.
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Agreed, the last couple of pages of this thread are so incredibly cringe
The outpouring of grief and outrage in the media over last night’s penalty decision when the same thing happened to us and nobody uttered a word is just 
So's your face
More of this please.
They'll still qualify unfortunately.
They'll beat Milan easily, and Dortmund should get at least a point at home against PSG.
These wankers are going to be unbearable.
They'll beat Milan easily, and Dortmund should get at least a point at home against PSG.
These wankers are going to be unbearable.
Well shockingly summed up indeed.
How good is this Livramento kid? I saw him 4-5 times and this boy gonna be one of europes best. Why we keep sign average players for huge fees like mount and antony while Newcastle and Aston Villa are buying top class hungry young footballers?
I don’t get the joy our fans express here, we will probably finish 4 or 5th in the leauge so we need all the english teams to perform well in europe
Livramento cost £40m, they hardly swooped up some bargain.
They looked absolutely spent by the 60th minute they could not control a ball or even pass it they had zero possession for 30 minutes no subs made aswell if they have to do the same on saturday play same team with no subs then i think if we can still be in the game by the hour mark we have a chance.
They’d be better off in EL then and getting points that way?
He was injured all of last season as well. The signing was a bit of a gamble that most other PL clubs couldn't afford.
feck the saudis. Quite enjoyed the barcodes getting fecked over by VAR.
He was always good, but with poor injury record. He can be top player if he stays fit.
He had an ACL injury while at Southampton that kept him out for months, prior to that he missed 4 games with minor problems, hardly injury prone and a steal at £32 million.
Wasn't a steal no. He was a risk that a rich club could take.
Time wasting twats.
Rich…….we’re bound by FFP, now if FFP and FMV where challenged and deemed to be anti competitive I might agree with you, however we abide by the rules currently in place.
Now in two to three years as our revenue streams increase exponentially, yes there’s a good chance we’ll be ‘rich’
You wouldn’t be able to increase those revenue streams so easily if you weren’t rich
You're the richest club in the world, along with your other Saudi friend clubs.
Pretty sure some random Saudi corporation will sponsor you.
4th place in Europe.. seems to be a theme..
I can never bring myself to hope another english team does well in europe. I don't care about any benefits to us. Feck them. I always hope they all go out in the group stage.
I don’t understand all the hostility towards Newcastle. Yes they have rich owners but it’s not like they have been throwing money around like there is no tomorrow.
We can envy them for having smart and intelligent owners/management who knows how to run a football club and get results, but I don’t think it’s fair to blame them for buying their way to success at this stage.
Personally I don’t care where the owners come from and how they make their money as long as they stick to FFP rules and don’t try to bend them.
Newcastle in my opinion belongs in top 6 in England with the occasional CL appearance that comes with that. City not so much. They are a well driven club I’ll give them that but to me they are just an experiment of how far you can bring any random English club if you inject enough money over a long period of time and pair it with the right people in Management.
We can envy them for having smart and intelligent owners/management who knows how to run a football club and get results, but I don’t think it’s fair to blame them for buying their way to success at this stage.
Personally I don’t care where the owners come from and how they make their money as long as they stick to FFP rules and don’t try to bend them.
Newcastle in my opinion belongs in top 6 in England with the occasional CL appearance that comes with that. City not so much. They are a well driven club I’ll give them that but to me they are just an experiment of how far you can bring any random English club if you inject enough money over a long period of time and pair it with the right people in Management.
But but but.... I was just told they are not rich
4th place in Europe.. seems to be a theme..
Victims, they didn't look too arsed when they robbed arsenal.
They aren't, but their revenues will naturally grow to help ease the burden of FFP. New sponsorship deals will be fiercely negotiated by a team of top professionals, who will eek every pound out of those notoriously tight Saudi companies.
Real pulling yourself up by your bootstraps.
It would have to be passed by the PL FMV panel and if so would be allowed.
The money we have spent is within FFP because of how minimal the squad investment was in the decade prior. It's literally just money that the club could have spent previously but didn't (almost 0 net spend under Ashley).
Considering how much catching up we have had to do, the expenditure is minimal. The fact our income is so low from transfers backs that up, we had a squad with almost no saleable assets in it when the takeover happened.
Since when does FFP go back a decade? Isn't it three years in the current iteration?
When I was 14, I went up there for the game with a couple of mates from school. On the way to the ground, half a dozen blokes - they were about 30-40 years old - saw our scarves and wanted to fight us. When we picked up the pace, they chucked bottles, pint pots (empty) and some bricks after us. One of my mates got his head split open and I got hit by a bottle. I've hated the Geordie bastards ever since.
Fair enough. I think I would as well.
Their injury/ban crisis now is pretty damn awful. Seems like half their squad is out.
Burn, Botman, Tonali, Longstaff, Wilson, that is basically half their first team plus Murphy, Anderson, Targett, Barnes, Willock who are first choice covers for some of them.
I guess our ‘historical, unprecedented, worst ever in PL era’ injury crisis is not even the worst this season.
Burn, Botman, Tonali, Longstaff, Wilson, that is basically half their first team plus Murphy, Anderson, Targett, Barnes, Willock who are first choice covers for some of them.
I guess our ‘historical, unprecedented, worst ever in PL era’ injury crisis is not even the worst this season.