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iadom 10-08-2017 16:48

Re: Season 2017/2018
 
So you wouldn't have him in your side then? :)

Julian 10-08-2017 17:14

Re: Season 2017/2018
 
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Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35911799)
So you wouldn't have him in your side then? :)

Only if he transferred to Saints first.....

denphone 10-08-2017 17:30

Re: Season 2017/2018
 
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Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35911799)
So you wouldn't have him in your side then? :)

Having a poor experience of the over-rated Andy Carroll at our club we certainly are not keen in having another over-rated overpriced player on our books.:p:

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Originally Posted by Julian (Post 35911803)
Only if he transferred to Saints first.....

You seem to have problems attracting any players to your club this summer.;):p:

iadom 10-08-2017 18:15

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35911804)
Having a poor experience of the over-rated Andy Carroll at our club we certainly are not keen in having another over-rated overpriced player on our books.

You can only say that about Carroll in hindsight, time will tell if Lukaku will live up to expectations, personally I think he will.:cool:

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35911804)

You seem to have problems attracting any players to your club this summer.;):p:

Perhaps the worry they may be sold on to Liverhampton is putting them off.:p:

denphone 10-08-2017 18:17

Re: Season 2017/2018
 
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Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35911809)
You can only say that about Carroll in hindsight, time will tell if Lukaku will live up to expectations, personally I think he will.:cool:

Positivity from a Man United supporter unusual this early in the season..;):p:

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Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35911809)
Perhaps the worry they may be sold on to Liverhampton is putting them off.:p:

We are paupers compared to your billionaires.;):D

adzii_nufc 10-08-2017 19:46

Re: Season 2017/2018
 
Lukaku has more Premier League goals at that age than Alan Shearer did.

daveeb 10-08-2017 19:51

Re: Season 2017/2018
 
@adzii nufc

What's the general view in your neck of the woods on Rafa staying on, hope he does, but he's very single minded if he feels his hands are being tied.

iadom 10-08-2017 20:37

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35911815)

We are paupers compared to your billionaires.;):D

Never mind, you will soon have lots of dosh from Qatar via PSG, via Barca.:)

adzii_nufc 10-08-2017 20:40

Re: Season 2017/2018
 
He's likely frustrated that Newcastle can't yet afford to bankroll a silly money signing when they needed re-reinforcements all over the pitch. It became harder when the value of average joe inflated to double it's original price, So in such a case, a budget of £100m would have been a fortune 5 years ago, it just isn't this season for Newcastle and we'll have to wait at least a year before he gets the spending power he wants. Basically they're struggling to make their budget stretch now.

If Rafa walked, Ashley may face his toughest test as Newcastle owner, scenes bigger than those when Keegan walked.

-- Back to what I said earlier it's worth noting if Lukaku and Kane both keep it up and stay in the Premier League, they'll both comfortably break Shearer's record.

daveeb 10-08-2017 21:46

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Originally Posted by adzii_nufc (Post 35911862)
He's likely frustrated that Newcastle can't yet afford to bankroll a silly money signing when they needed re-reinforcements all over the pitch. It became harder when the value of average joe inflated to double it's original price, So in such a case, a budget of £100m would have been a fortune 5 years ago, it just isn't this season for Newcastle and we'll have to wait at least a year before he gets the spending power he wants. Basically they're struggling to make their budget stretch now.

If Rafa walked, Ashley may face his toughest test as Newcastle owner, scenes bigger than those when Keegan walked.

-- Back to what I said earlier it's worth noting if Lukaku and Kane both keep it up and stay in the Premier League, they'll both comfortably break Shearer's record.

If anyone can loosen Ashleys purse strings it would be Rafa. You've got a top manager there.

adzii_nufc 10-08-2017 22:08

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Originally Posted by daveeb (Post 35911870)
If anyone can loosen Ashleys purse strings it would be Rafa. You've got a top manager there.

Despite popular belief, there are no purse strings, Newcastle can spend what they've made and that's literally the line. Mike Ashley merely refuses to bankroll transfers. Doing business this way keeps Newcastle as a rare breed of club that's debt free rather than the Roman approach at Chelsea in which everything he's put in is expected back in some form or another. Usually by payment from anyone that buys that club, thus owner debt adds value to the club. Ashley did plunge in £150m on his arrival to the club, thus adding £150m to the total cost of buying the club. So yeah, Newcastle can spend every penny they have available but none of it will be bankrolled by Ashley.

daveeb 10-08-2017 22:37

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Originally Posted by adzii_nufc (Post 35911873)
Despite popular belief, there are no purse strings, Newcastle can spend what they've made and that's literally the line. Mike Ashley merely refuses to bankroll transfers. Doing business this way keeps Newcastle as a rare breed of club that's debt free rather than the Roman approach at Chelsea in which everything he's put in is expected back in some form or another. Usually by payment from anyone that buys that club, thus owner debt adds value to the club. Ashley did plunge in £150m on his arrival to the club, thus adding £150m to the total cost of buying the club. So yeah, Newcastle can spend every penny they have available but none of it will be bankrolled by Ashley.

Ah well i've learnt something today, thanks for that. Hope you do well, except against us (L'pool). ;)

denphone 11-08-2017 05:21

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Originally Posted by iadom (Post 35911859)
Never mind, you will soon have lots of dosh from Qatar via PSG, via Barca.:)

Casino chips compared to your gold bullion bars your owners play with.:p:

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Originally Posted by daveeb (Post 35911870)
If anyone can loosen Ashleys purse strings it would be Rafa. You've got a top manager there.

Absolutely Dave.:tu:

adzii_nufc 11-08-2017 14:17

Re: Season 2017/2018
 
Coutinho submits transfer request.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/40897688

denphone 11-08-2017 14:24

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Originally Posted by adzii_nufc (Post 35911956)
Coutinho submits transfer request.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/40897688

Utterly predictable.:(:td:


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