Lord Camomile
Yipchaa!
Thread title has taken on a somewhat different meaning
I'm afraid the ship of honour has long sailed from the Premiership's quayside. The best we can hope for is that when the SS Petrodollar heaves back into port it's carrying a cargo of silverware and Lee Charnley's knackers mounted into cuff-links.looks to be in the final furlong from various sites. KSA, Rueben brothers and staveley ownership. Im torn about this. you want principles( which ashley doeesnt have) and some kind of success, the new lot are a vile vile collection of capitalist pigdogs but may get some success. Suppose the whole PL is like this anyway.
I’m sure that if he hadn’t already been in the job that he would have been the first name on the proposed new owners list .Mixed blessings.
lets hope Bruce doesn't find out the hard way when something goes wrong
Steve Bruce admits he would love Saudi-led Newcastle takeover to happen
I think they will keep Bruce for a while but not long. With managers like Pochettino on the market I can't see Bruce being the long term boss. Someone more international and experienced at a top level will fit better.Saudis will want a yes man who performs...performs for peanuts. Is that Bruce?
I, for one, welcome our new sandy-toed overlords! We shall have many international stars and camels, inshallah. I hear we shall have a free barrel of crude with every season ticket! Truly, these are good times!It is a damning indictment of CAshley that this murderous regimes is the better option for the Geordies.
Odds against an attempt to install prohibition at St James' - 10/1.Najd United would save changing initials and everything they are on.
will St James become dry?
Depends which agent they are going to use as adviser tbh . They may or may not have a business plan and strategy about recruitment . They might want to recruit the same sort of staff that City did or invest in analytics like Liverpool. The notion that you just splash the cash and hope for the best won’t work at the top end of the EPL. Needs something more imo.I think they will keep Bruce for a while but not long. With managers like Pochettino on the market I can't see Bruce being the long term boss. Someone more international and experienced at a top level will fit better.
First big signing?
Be a good appointment for a squad that will change , lots of experience .Staveley has previously made noises about getting Rafa back to FTP (finish the project).
bugger luggs will probably stay till the end of the season.
Given the tonnage of loot in play here, I can't believe the takeover plan hasn't considered future coaching staff, as well as thoughts about the youth academy, buying strategy, etc. I'm willing to bet that the takeover plan - at least the secret, in-house one among investors - considers some/most of the important structural changes to come. Whether or not that gets into the public domain before its provisions begin happening is another matter.Depends which agent they are going to use as adviser tbh . They may or may not have a business plan and strategy about recruitment . They might want to recruit the same sort of staff that City did or invest in analytics like Liverpool. The notion that you just splash the cash and hope for the best won’t work at the top end of the EPL. Needs something more imo.
This.but newcastle are a real outlier in the utter lunacy of their support in their home town.
Keegans first spell at Newcastle and his time at Man City when he got them promoted were great to watchI should bothered given the CVs of those involved- the reubens in particular- but its not like NUFc have been some kind of paradigm of socialism anyway. It galls me but everyone else is knee deep in ropey wankers owning clubs so I suppose it have to accept it. I just want to go back to the King Kev years of genuinely engaging football, irrespective of cup success, but thats not going to happen. I know everyone think their club is the centre of all life, but newcastle are a real outlier in the utter lunacy of their support in their home town.
is Tino still available ?
This.
Its another nail in the coffin innit.
Keegans first spell at Newcastle and his time at Man City when he got them promoted were great to watch
there's more nails in that coffin than Dracula's had hot dinners.
Well, there is no doubting that there will be money invested. £19 million for Pochettino, a year! heaven help him if he doesnt deliver.
Pochettino must think long and hard before accepting Newcastle's £19m offer
Mauricio Pochettino is the most attractive manager on the market - but are Newcastle the most attractive project for the former Tottenham boss?www.mirror.co.uk