Newcastles highest transfer fee from 2005-2019 was £16M (Michael Owen) - Ashley came in 2008 and for 14 years he refused to spend more than £16M on a player yet people wonder why Newcastle were fighting relegation😂
@@kevinwaters60 thats why he said 2005-2019. I can only name 3 players which were 20 or above with mike ashley. Linton, miggy, and cal wil. We had some really tough times under that man
no simon we listen but ashley took us from champions league to relegation in 10 years and made our turnover so low we are now so far behind the rest granted we had no debt at takeover but the turnover was shocking in the end.
We weren't in the ucl when ashley actually took over to be fair. We were being managed by big sam at the the time finishing mid table. It was after souness destroyed the team.
@RaseYourProbs yeah but we were in and around that area and the constant bad decisions and draining and exploiting of the club made us a yoyo club for the future. Finishing from top 6 down to hoping we could scrape 16/17 position for many years
@geordiejaygaming2878 I dislike Ashley as much as the next Newcastle fan, but for what it's worth, he actually kept his word. He'd sell us on to a party that can take us to the next level. And every time we were relegated, he dug deep, kept as many of our assets as he could, took the hit and got promoted straight back. But it was a horrendous time to be a Newcastle fan, I remember a victory over wigan or reading would be celebrated like a win over a big 6 side today. 🤣 To be fair, the big 6 in England don't allow their status to be challenged, the league itself upholds anti competition laws. So besides a state challenging them, I don't think any other private individual would've fared much better.
It's all well and good saying Ashley didn't leave us with loads of debt, but the squad was so under-invested in for years. PSR means you need to sell players but outside of 8 or 9 of the first 11 we had no-one worth more than a fiver.
Its not just the squad. Our commercial income have stagnated under Ashley and even regressed if you consider inflation. its like Newcastle still stuck in the early 2000s in a time capsule. All theses big money coming into the league in recent years and we never got a whiff of it except tv money because Ashley didnt even bother to grow the commercial side of the club and is more concerned about using Newcastle to advertise his own business for free.
@@ricozkirihara2798 Very true, but on the plus side, that aspect of the club is easier to fix and is something the owners can throw money at. But yeah, it's another aspect of how we started this new process a lot further behind than a lot of people seemed to realise or take into account when they judge the progress so far.
Ashley didn't saddle Newcastle with debt but he also didn't buy them any assets either. They still have Championship calibre players n the squad. idk why the FA won't let Newcastle pillage other league's talent to make the Prem better. Ridiculous policy. They're making the league worse.
we absolutely love you Jim you get how much we love our club and we are very proud of how far we've come from those dark 13 years under Ashley. we are not deluded, we know we are on a journey and their will be plenty of highs and heartbreaks but we will be their 100% of the way
@@RobinHood-us7sg 45million for Gordon. We would get double that now. Isak also been a great buy. Most of our signings have under Howe bar Tonali who has yet to get a run of games
Ashley left us in a right mess. We had no money coming into the club because he wanted his businesses plastered all over the stadium instead of getting sponsors in to build up the clubs finances. When Ashley took over the club we used to be the 9th richest club in the world and had the second or third best stadium in the league, while he was there we dropped right down to 24th or something, he left the stadium in a right state. Thats what he done to this club, not leave it in a financially sound position like Simon Jordan claims.
I’m a season ticket holder and Ashley actually left us DEBT FREE - he used to pay every transfer out right in full and never spread the payments. Yes he didnt have any sponsorship money coming in but in regards to debt he left us in a brilliant position, that’s the only positive thing he ever did
Simon is utterly wrong in this point - Mike Ashley did not leave Newcastle in a good position as you have to consider before him we were Champions league under Keegan & Robson & miles ahead of Spurs - Under Ashley we were relegated twice & £100s of millions behind Spurs in squad value & revenue. What turnover would Mr Jordan have left the business with after 15 years from that starting position? I'm sure he would not have done such a pathetic job thinking small.
So up until the point of Mike Ashley leaving, we were one of the few premier league clubs not in any debt. Yea to do that he bought players cheap and sold them when they got more value so we could never develop our squad, but the point Simon is making is from a more financial view rather than a strength of squad view. If we were in debt, we would of had even less money to spend that what we have been able to which is not much but still something
Not sure, too early to tell. No chance will we finish above 6th. If we play more consistently well this season then perhaps we can but 7th or 8th is more likely when you consider the teams that have strengthened their squads in the summer whereas we didn't.
Don't be too effusive in your praise of Newcastle, Jim. I'm a newcastle fan and the amount of morons who were calling for Eddie Howe's head just a week ago was unbelievable. There is a fair share of unreasonable idiots amongst us.
Its mainly people online though, if you listen to people around the city etc they are all appreciative of what Howes doing. Every fan base has their internet moaners, just look at all the Arsenal fans wanting Arteta sacked, but im guessing you wont hear their fans on a match day screaming for his head. Just like you wont hear people at saint James's park shouting for Howe to be sacked.
Totally agree, I said the exact same thing last week… I’m dreading what our fan-base may become in the near future… Like the delusional, self entitled Arsenal or Man Utd fans!
Cant just play well at home then be uncompetitive away. I always remember Leeds United the season after they won the League in the inaugral 1992/93 Premier League, they took 47 points at home, best home record in the league, losing just once but nearly ended up relegated.
Mike Ashley left us with our revenues decimated in comparison to our previous trajectory, all because his only objective was to advertise his own company while paying barley no commercial fees
Villa finished 4th as did Newcastle the year before, we've beaten villa twice last year home and away and honestly don't think we are below them in level at all. We finished 7th last year as 3rd top goal scorers with the leagues worst injury record, the talk about Villa being a higher level than us is premature to me, wait and see until the end of the season
Said it at the start of the season it's the cup we have the best chance of winning and I would take it over 4th all day, the games about winning trophies simple as and that's what the fans want, when you get a trophy it's success and that will attract players
Winning the League Cup guarantees at least Europa League football by 16th March…so I’d definitely have taken that and an 8th place finish at the start of the season…Newcastle only missed out on Europa Conference League last season due to Manure winning the FA Cup…which took the 7th place finish out of that competition. Finishing 8th (especially on a reasonable points tally) AND getting Europa League after such a narrow miss on the lesser Europa Conf League spot last season after finishing 7th would be an improvement…and first major domestic silverware since 54-55!!
Arsenal, finished top 4 the last 3 seasons. Has it got them to a trophy? Nope. Get the Elephant out of the room, that's been sat in St James' Park since 1955, domestically.
Simon is a great talker and regularly speaks sense without filter but he's wrong on Mike Ashley. Yes, regarding the books, he undoubtedly left us in a positive position but what was the price of that? Two relagations, Crystal Palace levels of Premier League sustainability (whoopie, to no hope). Only thing stopping NUFC now and you ALL know it is this red cartel favourable PSR/FFP set up.
Eddie and the ownership has taken us from relegation battles to being a top 7 club in 3 years. That's a massive achievement in itself. Simon is right, to bridge the next gap which would be a regular top 4 club it's going to take even more money. The club hasn't been able to do it but I do believe over the next 12 months big money will be spend, no real money spend in two years, new sponsorship rules will come in which will benefit them. Sort out the away form they will comfortably challenge for Europe again
@@Afcgg321 We also had to sell two young prospects to stay on the right side of PSR. Compare that to what Chelsea and City did post takeover, we are still heavily limited in what we can spend, also "whole new squad" last I checked Dubravka, Gillespie, Krafth, Lascelles, Schar, Longstaff, Joelinton, Miley, Murphy, Almiron, Willock and Wilson were all here before the takeover and are all still in the squad.
@@grmthmpsnthts the whole point in the new regs tho, so you can’t just buy the title 🤷♂️ it’s spoilt the league having city dominate for years, look at arsenal Liverpool villa spurs who have got very good teams through spending properly it makes it a lot more competitive league,, ur only upset because u can’t just buy ur way to a title 🤷♂️,, last I seen uz have bought pope, botman, livramento, hall, Kelly, bruno, tonali, barnes, Gordon, Isak, trippier, 🤦♂️
Well Simon you cant look back and see what you have acheived so when they talk about Man U and Ten Hag why do they allways revert back to when Fergie was there, you cannot have it both ways.
@@alexjwb88 Translation: "i have nothing better to think, say or do so i'll talk about nothing someone said but simply that its written in capitals, im so interesting"
3 points off 4th, 4 point off 3rd place? 28 games and 84 points to play for. Newcastle will be in and around the top 4-5 by the end of the season. £70+ million saved not buying Guehi in the summer + the additional money of SELA, ADIDAS and other sponsorship deals. We'll spend again in Jan. Eddie Howe's teams are always stronger in the 2nd half of the season. We'll be in the mix for the Champions League.
@@sid-d4wcity, arsenal, Liverpool, villa, spurs and Chelsea are all better than you so I don’t see you getting champs league, maybe another 7th placed finish 🤷♂️
@@Afcgg321 Spurs lol 😆 just beat arsenal and competed well with man City, if we're just finding our form and overall team balance it's actually impossible to say if that will be the case in another 10 - 15 games time
@@sid-d4wBournemouth beat city and arsenal doesn’t mean there better than them 🤦♂️ arsenal couldn’t of played any worse than they did and Newcastle couldn’t have played any better yet only scraped a 1:0 win 🤷♂️
New stadium 🏟️ required 💯 and I am 🖤🤍 born and bred, ffs nae sentiment get it built and it will fill week after week and sponsorship, PIF get going to catch up and navigate PS bloody R….Jordan just spouts anti Geordie sh@te like the sh@t spewing into lake Windermere😂
I think somebody goy carried away with the cup final, and the blueprint changed. The focus switched from sustained success, to "got to win that cup". We spent a lot of money on Tonali and Barnes, when we should have been buying young prospects.
How many times have I heard on this channel today that Saudi FC beat Chelsea in the week and then Arsenal this weekend. Have you all forgotten they LOST to Chelsea only last weekend - yes, just 7 or 8 days ago - get a life you guys!
December is a long old month were many players pick up injuries, 30/11/2024 til 30/12/2024 I see many games during that period where Newcastle will struggle. Brentford in that Semi has to be priority lose that game and the Saudi's will be looking for another manager 100%
Surprised? Newcastle have been doing that since Howe took over. City, Manure, Arsenal, Spurs, Chelsea, Villa all beaten under Howe, some of them more than once. Only Liverpool to go to complete the set.
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Isak is great player 😊
Newcastles highest transfer fee from 2005-2019 was £16M (Michael Owen) - Ashley came in 2008 and for 14 years he refused to spend more than £16M on a player yet people wonder why Newcastle were fighting relegation😂
Joelinton £40m in 2019? Not defending Mike Ashley
@@kevinwaters60 thats why he said 2005-2019.
I can only name 3 players which were 20 or above with mike ashley.
Linton, miggy, and cal wil.
We had some really tough times under that man
@@kevinwaters60 we broke our transfer record of £16M for Almiron in 2019 for £25M.
Almiron was not £25 million
@@dougsweeney5967 he was bout 22.5 bro
Quick Reminder: Newcastle have been one of the highest scorers in the league 2 years in a row so clearly doing something right.
Not this year
@@davidjames1377 only time will tell
@@davidjames1377 it’s only been 10 games ffs😂
@@davidjames1377 has the season finished then?
@@jamjam2833internet football fans are reactionary. I take every opinion with a grain of salt. Fickle and shallow idiots 😂
no simon we listen but ashley took us from champions league to relegation in 10 years and made our turnover so low we are now so far behind the rest granted we had no debt at takeover but the turnover was shocking in the end.
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We weren't in the ucl when ashley actually took over to be fair. We were being managed by big sam at the the time finishing mid table. It was after souness destroyed the team.
@RaseYourProbs yeah but we were in and around that area and the constant bad decisions and draining and exploiting of the club made us a yoyo club for the future. Finishing from top 6 down to hoping we could scrape 16/17 position for many years
@geordiejaygaming2878 I dislike Ashley as much as the next Newcastle fan, but for what it's worth, he actually kept his word. He'd sell us on to a party that can take us to the next level. And every time we were relegated, he dug deep, kept as many of our assets as he could, took the hit and got promoted straight back. But it was a horrendous time to be a Newcastle fan, I remember a victory over wigan or reading would be celebrated like a win over a big 6 side today. 🤣
To be fair, the big 6 in England don't allow their status to be challenged, the league itself upholds anti competition laws. So besides a state challenging them, I don't think any other private individual would've fared much better.
@@RaseYourProbs we were one of the big 6 til he came and had us challenging relegation every year
It's all well and good saying Ashley didn't leave us with loads of debt, but the squad was so under-invested in for years. PSR means you need to sell players but outside of 8 or 9 of the first 11 we had no-one worth more than a fiver.
Its not just the squad. Our commercial income have stagnated under Ashley and even regressed if you consider inflation. its like Newcastle still stuck in the early 2000s in a time capsule. All theses big money coming into the league in recent years and we never got a whiff of it except tv money because Ashley didnt even bother to grow the commercial side of the club and is more concerned about using Newcastle to advertise his own business for free.
@@ricozkirihara2798 Very true, but on the plus side, that aspect of the club is easier to fix and is something the owners can throw money at.
But yeah, it's another aspect of how we started this new process a lot further behind than a lot of people seemed to realise or take into account when they judge the progress so far.
Ashley didn't saddle Newcastle with debt but he also didn't buy them any assets either. They still have Championship calibre players n the squad. idk why the FA won't let Newcastle pillage other league's talent to make the Prem better. Ridiculous policy. They're making the league worse.
we absolutely love you Jim you get how much we love our club and we are very proud of how far we've come from those dark 13 years under Ashley. we are not deluded, we know we are on a journey and their will be plenty of highs and heartbreaks but we will be their 100% of the way
So now we know Martin Keown was writing his book while taking notes during all the shows😃
I'm a Newcastle fan and Simon is talking absolute sense what can we do when we can't spend our money
We were able to spend money in the summer
I am a Newcastle fan and i think Jordan is spot on. With FFP and PSR it's near impossible for Newcastle compete every season. Howe has worked miracles
without that oil money you would be in the championship...its not all bad for newcastle is it
@AaronJoyce-n9k What oil money we haven't been allowed to spend it. You don't seem to know how FFP/PSR works
@AaronJoyce-n9k You mean your club Chelsea would be nothing without Abramovichs money. Who had a free reign to spend what they wanted
If Newcastle bought players who were underrated and undervalued then they could work the system. How much were Isak and Gordon? 🤷🏻♂️
@@RobinHood-us7sg 45million for Gordon. We would get double that now. Isak also been a great buy. Most of our signings have under Howe bar Tonali who has yet to get a run of games
Ashley left us in a right mess. We had no money coming into the club because he wanted his businesses plastered all over the stadium instead of getting sponsors in to build up the clubs finances. When Ashley took over the club we used to be the 9th richest club in the world and had the second or third best stadium in the league, while he was there we dropped right down to 24th or something, he left the stadium in a right state. Thats what he done to this club, not leave it in a financially sound position like Simon Jordan claims.
I’m a season ticket holder and Ashley actually left us DEBT FREE - he used to pay every transfer out right in full and never spread the payments. Yes he didnt have any sponsorship money coming in but in regards to debt he left us in a brilliant position, that’s the only positive thing he ever did
@@DELUSIONALDANNYG the other positive thing he did was leave and sell to the current owners 👍🎉
Simon is utterly wrong in this point - Mike Ashley did not leave Newcastle in a good position as you have to consider before him we were Champions league under Keegan & Robson & miles ahead of Spurs - Under Ashley we were relegated twice & £100s of millions behind Spurs in squad value & revenue. What turnover would Mr Jordan have left the business with after 15 years from that starting position? I'm sure he would not have done such a pathetic job thinking small.
So up until the point of Mike Ashley leaving, we were one of the few premier league clubs not in any debt. Yea to do that he bought players cheap and sold them when they got more value so we could never develop our squad, but the point Simon is making is from a more financial view rather than a strength of squad view. If we were in debt, we would of had even less money to spend that what we have been able to which is not much but still something
We are a top 7 team and hopefully we win the league cup.
@@Cristobal_2012 Teams like City and Liverpool take the FA cup more seriously, winning the Carabou is more realistic for us.
Not sure, too early to tell. No chance will we finish above 6th. If we play more consistently well this season then perhaps we can but 7th or 8th is more likely when you consider the teams that have strengthened their squads in the summer whereas we didn't.
Don't be too effusive in your praise of Newcastle, Jim. I'm a newcastle fan and the amount of morons who were calling for Eddie Howe's head just a week ago was unbelievable. There is a fair share of unreasonable idiots amongst us.
Its mainly people online though, if you listen to people around the city etc they are all appreciative of what Howes doing. Every fan base has their internet moaners, just look at all the Arsenal fans wanting Arteta sacked, but im guessing you wont hear their fans on a match day screaming for his head. Just like you wont hear people at saint James's park shouting for Howe to be sacked.
Totally agree, I said the exact same thing last week…
I’m dreading what our fan-base may become in the near future… Like the delusional, self entitled Arsenal or Man Utd fans!
@@jamesfretwell1511Newcastle ain't Arsenal or Manchester United, online fans are mostly global fans and Newcastle ain't a Global club, yet.
@@Mr_LinkaDon't compare Newcastle a very small club to Global Giants like Arsenal and Manchester United.
you nailed this mate and it fustrates me too
Mike Ashley may not have ran up a debt at the club but he also never brought any commercial value, hence why the club is struggling with FFP
Cant just play well at home then be uncompetitive away. I always remember Leeds United the season after they won the League in the inaugral 1992/93 Premier League, they took 47 points at home, best home record in the league, losing just once but nearly ended up relegated.
They international break couldn’t have came at the worse time. I’m hoping Hall, Liverminto Gordon and Wilco
Mike Ashley left us with our revenues decimated in comparison to our previous trajectory, all because his only objective was to advertise his own company while paying barley no commercial fees
Sir Elite Simon = Top LAD Proper Clobber 💯 Facts
Simon would make a great politician if you know what i mean
Villa finished 4th as did Newcastle the year before, we've beaten villa twice last year home and away and honestly don't think we are below them in level at all. We finished 7th last year as 3rd top goal scorers with the leagues worst injury record, the talk about Villa being a higher level than us is premature to me, wait and see until the end of the season
I wonder if Toon fans would prefer top 4 and no trophy or 8th and a League Cup win for example.
I'd take the league cup over 4th this season, don't think I'm alone in that either
I think the majority of us would take a Trophy, it's been a while! 😂🤣
Said it at the start of the season it's the cup we have the best chance of winning and I would take it over 4th all day, the games about winning trophies simple as and that's what the fans want, when you get a trophy it's success and that will attract players
Winning the League Cup guarantees at least Europa League football by 16th March…so I’d definitely have taken that and an 8th place finish at the start of the season…Newcastle only missed out on Europa Conference League last season due to Manure winning the FA Cup…which took the 7th place finish out of that competition. Finishing 8th (especially on a reasonable points tally) AND getting Europa League after such a narrow miss on the lesser Europa Conf League spot last season after finishing 7th would be an improvement…and first major domestic silverware since 54-55!!
Arsenal, finished top 4 the last 3 seasons. Has it got them to a trophy? Nope. Get the Elephant out of the room, that's been sat in St James' Park since 1955, domestically.
Taken 5 points away from City and Arsenal already this season. Just need to complete the job with unfinished business against Liverpool. HTL!
Nunez is waiting
I'll take that Chelsea lad u have at full back...
I'm convinced we beat them this year.
Let's hope, who's going to mark mo ! 😢
Simon is a great talker and regularly speaks sense without filter but he's wrong on Mike Ashley. Yes, regarding the books, he undoubtedly left us in a positive position but what was the price of that? Two relagations, Crystal Palace levels of Premier League sustainability (whoopie, to no hope). Only thing stopping NUFC now and you ALL know it is this red cartel favourable PSR/FFP set up.
Simon has a point but he's not saying something that Eddie Howe has already addressed that we need to improve away from home.
Eddie and the ownership has taken us from relegation battles to being a top 7 club in 3 years. That's a massive achievement in itself. Simon is right, to bridge the next gap which would be a regular top 4 club it's going to take even more money. The club hasn't been able to do it but I do believe over the next 12 months big money will be spend, no real money spend in two years, new sponsorship rules will come in which will benefit them.
Sort out the away form they will comfortably challenge for Europe again
Nothing Martin has to say is interesting
We've spent big in 2 or 3 summers. 😂😂😂😂 You need to actually do some housework.
One city one club we will keep rising 4 points from the best 2 teams in the league. 24.25 sesaon is shaping up. ❤❤ toon toon
90,000 stadium and skyline hotel shopping centre swimming pool etc
We have all this money but we can’t spend it..Absolute joke
Bought nearly a whole new squad and were willing spend 70 million on 1 defender , it’s a bullshit excuse tht uz can’t spend money 🤷♂️
@@Afcgg321 We also had to sell two young prospects to stay on the right side of PSR. Compare that to what Chelsea and City did post takeover, we are still heavily limited in what we can spend, also "whole new squad" last I checked Dubravka, Gillespie, Krafth, Lascelles, Schar, Longstaff, Joelinton, Miley, Murphy, Almiron, Willock and Wilson were all here before the takeover and are all still in the squad.
@@grmthmpsnthts the whole point in the new regs tho, so you can’t just buy the title 🤷♂️ it’s spoilt the league having city dominate for years, look at arsenal Liverpool villa spurs who have got very good teams through spending properly it makes it a lot more competitive league,, ur only upset because u can’t just buy ur way to a title 🤷♂️,, last I seen uz have bought pope, botman, livramento, hall, Kelly, bruno, tonali, barnes, Gordon, Isak, trippier, 🤦♂️
@@Afcgg321Arsenal fans always the biggest bitches on the internet 😂😂
I still think we’ll get top 6 to be honest there’s still a long way to go, for me I’d just love to see us win a trophy👏
How can’t we spend money? We was offering £70m for Guehi where’s that money gone?
Newcastle had a bit of a dip then they pumped Chelsea and Arsenal like two dirties in the Bigg Market.
Don’t get the call
0:51 🤢🤢🤢 that photo
Well Simon you cant look back and see what you have acheived so when they talk about Man U and Ten Hag why do they allways revert back to when Fergie was there, you cannot have it both ways.
We are special
CHAMPIONS LEAGUE LEVEL EASILY, EDDIES ROIDED UP HARD MAN MAGS WOULD TRAMPLE CLUB BRUGGE.
Let's try again without Caps Lock, shall we?
@@alexjwb88 Translation: "i have nothing better to think, say or do so i'll talk about nothing someone said but simply that its written in capitals, im so interesting"
Mint
Best away performance playing at home 💤
This lad is a prize winning troll.
Click bait millionaire 😅
Ignore him, in Eddie howes mags we trust
Simon click bait
Jim thinks Newcastle are special 😂….. another mug .
3 points off 4th, 4 point off 3rd place?
28 games and 84 points to play for.
Newcastle will be in and around the top 4-5 by the end of the season.
£70+ million saved not buying Guehi in the summer + the additional money of SELA, ADIDAS and other sponsorship deals. We'll spend again in Jan.
Eddie Howe's teams are always stronger in the 2nd half of the season. We'll be in the mix for the Champions League.
👍
@@sid-d4wcity, arsenal, Liverpool, villa, spurs and Chelsea are all better than you so I don’t see you getting champs league, maybe another 7th placed finish 🤷♂️
@@Afcgg321
Spurs lol 😆 just beat arsenal and competed well with man City, if we're just finding our form and overall team balance it's actually impossible to say if that will be the case in another 10 - 15 games time
@@sid-d4wBournemouth beat city and arsenal doesn’t mean there better than them 🤦♂️ arsenal couldn’t of played any worse than they did and Newcastle couldn’t have played any better yet only scraped a 1:0 win 🤷♂️
@@Afcgg321 OK... still impossible to say, let's revisit this in Jan, see where we're at, ey.
nowhere near the top 4 is their level
Neither were Chelsea or City before their takeovers... The only difference is they could spend whatever they wanted to move forward.
We were top 4 two years ago and statistically should have been there again last season, it was only the Pope injury that stopped us.
New stadium 🏟️ required 💯 and I am 🖤🤍 born and bred, ffs nae sentiment get it built and it will fill week after week and sponsorship, PIF get going to catch up and navigate PS bloody R….Jordan just spouts anti Geordie sh@te like the sh@t spewing into lake Windermere😂
Chelsea living rent free in Martin’s head
I think somebody goy carried away with the cup final, and the blueprint changed. The focus switched from sustained success, to "got to win that cup". We spent a lot of money on Tonali and Barnes, when we should have been buying young prospects.
I think if Tonali hadn’t got his ban he’d have full integrated in the could have potentially pushed Bruno out the starting XI.
I don't mind Newcastle but im sick of how favoured they are by the media i dont get it
I wouldn't say we are favoured. In the sense that most of the press coverage is negative..
Are they?
How many times have I heard on this channel today that Saudi FC beat Chelsea in the week and then Arsenal this weekend.
Have you all forgotten they LOST to Chelsea only last weekend - yes, just 7 or 8 days ago - get a life you guys!
You're right... won 2 lost 1
December is a long old month were many players pick up injuries, 30/11/2024 til 30/12/2024
I see many games during that period where Newcastle will struggle. Brentford in that Semi has to be priority lose that game and the Saudi's will be looking for another manager 100%
Give your head a shake all teams pick up injuries … as for looking for a new manager who would you have ?
Must say I was surprised that a team like Newcastle can beat one of the big clubs
Sunderland fan are,you 😂
@@jeffoleg4881he sure is mate, can smell the universal credit from here
Poor little Gary 🤣
Surprised? Newcastle have been doing that since Howe took over. City, Manure, Arsenal, Spurs, Chelsea, Villa all beaten under Howe, some of them more than once. Only Liverpool to go to complete the set.
Simon boredon
I think Newcastle are exactly where they deserve to be