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TheDaddy 24-01-2018 03:06

Re: Season 2017/2018
 
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Originally Posted by adzii_nufc (Post 35933623)
Newcastle reject bid for Mitrovic. Won't entertain offers that don't come close to the £15m mark. Could likely see Newcastle head for a £35m striker if Mitrovic is offloaded. As it stands though Newcastle are still in talks with a forward regarding a £20m move and it's driving the Internet crazy with its secrecy.

It's Nicholi Jorgenson of Feyenoord, apparently...

adzii_nufc 24-01-2018 12:11

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Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 35933649)
It's Nicholi Jorgenson of Feyenoord, apparently...

Seen last night. Glad it's not Berahino again :D
Its thought they're wanting more than £20 million though. Then the added fact of signing a striker from. The Dutch league is a hell of a risk. Jozy Altidore...

Then there's also the the likely hood of the takeover concluding after survival is guaranteed and whether these same players are going to be offloaded ASAP.

adzii_nufc 24-01-2018 22:09

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Brighton launch £15m bid for Mitrovic as Newcastle now eye up Andre Schurrle as well as Jorgensen, the latter has no expressed that he'd like to join Newcastle. I still believe Mitrovic has it, just not in a Benitez team. I'd have thought West Ham would have had a look, or may yet still have a look as it's expected Newcastle will settle with what they paid, £15m.

These signings and the roll of the dice for Ashley is a statement off intent to stave of relegation and for Ashley to then be in a better position to negotiate the expected PCP takeover bid when Staveley launches round 2 if we stay up.

Edit: Just noticed Newcastle rejected an £8m bid for Mitrovic from Brighton earlier in the day. Source now says they've come back with £15m. Despite that, Newcastle have also said they won't sell to a relegation rival and Mitrovic would prefer a move back to Belgium. Brighton are now awaiting a response. Should hit mainstream news sources when it's accepted or rejected. Would be pretty hilarious if they accept, 6 hours after the statement above.

denphone 25-01-2018 07:46

Re: Season 2017/2018
 
Lets hope this manager makes a full recovery.

https://www.theguardian.com/football...sser-taken-ill

iadom 27-01-2018 18:39

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And that miss probably explains why Nouble has had 17 different clubs.:(

Julian 27-01-2018 18:58

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What's the likely ban length for the spitting incident in Wigan v West Ham I wonder.....

Straight red given and rightly so.

iadom 27-01-2018 19:42

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Leeds player got a six game ban recently.

denphone 27-01-2018 20:00

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Originally Posted by Julian (Post 35934316)
What's the likely ban length for the spitting incident in Wigan v West Ham I wonder.....

Straight red given and rightly so.

8 matches l reckon.

TheDaddy 27-01-2018 21:25

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VAR is playing well tonight...

denphone 27-01-2018 21:34

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Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 35934345)
VAR is playing well tonight...

Lets hope they adopt it in the Premiership.

TheDaddy 27-01-2018 22:13

Re: Season 2017/2018
 
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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35934347)
Lets hope they adopt it in the Premiership.

Or to put it another way, let's hope they don't

Julian 28-01-2018 00:24

Re: Season 2017/2018
 
The thing is that rather than arguing about contentious decisions after the match, the argument is whether VAR is a good thing.

I'd say it's clearly working.

denphone 28-01-2018 06:08

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Originally Posted by Julian (Post 35934363)
The thing is that rather than arguing about contentious decisions after the match, the argument is whether VAR is a good thing.

I'd say it's clearly working.

Exactly Julian.:tu:

TheDaddy 28-01-2018 09:19

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Originally Posted by Julian (Post 35934363)
The thing is that rather than arguing about contentious decisions after the match, the argument is whether VAR is a good thing.

I'd say it's clearly working.

People are taking about VAR more than the match, the crowd stand there completely in the dark and it is going to be over used very soon.

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35934368)
Exactly Julian.:tu:

You would say that, VAR was liverpools best player yesterday, without him they'd have been another goal down and Bobby firmino would never have been given the chance to miss that penalty

denphone 28-01-2018 10:10

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Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 35934370)

You would say that, VAR was liverpools best player yesterday, without him they'd have been another goal down and Bobby firmino would never have been given the chance to miss that penalty

Liverpool are pretty irrelevant on the matter of VAR as whatever decisions it makes even if it affect the sides l follow l support it one hundred per cent unequivocally.


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