Newcastle United

[Angryred]

He took the money before they sent to saudi for a bigger sword.

Probably cheaper to pay him off than behead him when ya think of the logistics of having to behead him [emoji1787]

[baitman]

Probably cheaper to pay him off than behead him when ya think of the logistics of having to behead him [emoji1787]

It'd be like trying to blow up beached whales to remove the carcass, yeh, easier to give him 8m and let him shift his own head.

[Angryred]

It'd be like trying to blow up beached whales to remove the carcass, yeh, easier to give him 8m and let him shift his own head.

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[Irishnev]

Expect them to spend a few quid…..

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[Shaggy]

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[spud_gun]

I'd love to see them go down.

[Exiled_red]

I'd love to see them go down.

I doubt it will happen though, presumably they throw money around in January, and even if they don't get it right they will surely buy enough quality to stop them going down.

[Bender]

I doubt it will happen though, presumably they throw money around in January, and even if they don't get it right they will surely buy enough quality to stop them going down.

who will want to join a club in a the bottom three though...unless it it literally stupid money on the Chinese super league scale and all with relegation clauses in their contracts

[Doc_Piptorious]

Think it is something like £190m they can spend before they even start to spend what they can spend based on current earnings so FFP is not going to be an issue for them (Not that it ever seems to be for sports washing clubs)

Read that they had under spent (compared to what they could have done under FFP) by that £190m figure so they are effectively starting at - 190m when it comes to FFP.



190m could well bring in enough solid to good players to get them out of the bottom three and staying in the PL for next season.

Then a few dodgy sponsorship deals for naming/advertising rights to training grounds/stadium/playing kit/away kits/training kits etc and they would be increasing their earnings and further increasing their spending limits

[spud_gun]

I doubt it will happen though, presumably they throw money around in January, and even if they don't get it right they will surely buy enough quality to stop them going down.

Yeah, they're going to be throwing money around on comparative rubbish in January. I'd be surprised if anyone they sign in January is still there in 4 years time.

[Liverpool]

He's been linked with the job for two years and yet not one trace of the pun. How Toon is Howe?

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[danperkins]

I'd love to see them go down.

It would be glorious

[Irishnev]

It would be glorious

It could happen - they are manager less and while they are a hugely appealing project there is fine amount of risk associated with managing them now. I wonder who’ll they sign in the winter window - I reckon a few big names on loan + some prem proven players used to winning a relegation battle

If they go down it throws their plans out by a few years

[RedReet]

If they got a couple of decent defenders and/or a decent CM, they'll be fine. Wilson and ASM should score enough to keep them up.

[Exiled_red]

who will want to join a club in a the bottom three though...unless it it literally stupid money on the Chinese super league scale and all with relegation clauses in their contracts

Yeah, they're going to be throwing money around on comparative rubbish in January. I'd be surprised if anyone they sign in January is still there in 4 years time.

They aren't going to sign any top draw players but they can attract the decent players who are motivated by money and there will be a fair few of them around. They will at least push them up into mid table this year. Those guys might not be around long term but it's probably a 2 or 3 stage build anyway to get them to where they want to be, very few of the players that they sign in the next couple of years would be around or at least playing regularly for them in 4 or 5 years anyway if things go to their plan.