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I'm baffled with what NUFC board are doing. There's a major rumor saying that McClaren got the boot yesterday. And there was meant to be an announcement at 13:00 hours today. I think it's about time that club got their affairs in order. It's amazing anyone wants to manage the club the way it is right now
 
I'm baffled with what NUFC board are doing. There's a major rumor saying that McClaren got the boot yesterday. And there was meant to be an announcement at 13:00 hours today. I think it's about time that club got their affairs in order. It's amazing anyone wants to manage the club the way it is right now

True. I feel for all those fans (I dont really, I find Newcastle quite funny for years now) but its true theyve been a comedy since I remember.
 
Everton should be nailed on win for Leicester tbh. I've never seen my club defend so bad and Mirallas was a complete donut. Our defense needs to be reinforced in the summer. I was disgusted by our collapse. You need to see it as an example of how not to defend.

Salty af

Your problem is the same as Arsenal's. Hint: look at your manager.
 
Romelu Lukaku broke new ground in the Barclays Premier League this weekend when he scored yet another goal for Everton against West Ham United.
The 22-year-old's 13th-minute strike made him the first player in BPL history to score in six consecutive matches against the same opponent for one club, a run that goes back to 21 September 2013.

His penalty was super funny like.
 
Just read on twitter

Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal and Tottenham were the four clubs who voted against the £30 ticket cap

Not sure if this is verified mind
 
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Just read on twitter

Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal and Tottenham were the four clubs who voted against the £30 ticket cap

Not sure if this is verified mind

It was a unanimous 20-0 vote in favour mate at the meeting two weeks ago as mersk said. After being almost the same the other way around a month or so back before the Sunderland walk out.

When I think back to the first protest march over this ..... the tide is most assuredly turning. The Sunderland walk out was a tipping point for more than just the fans.

Brilliant news today. Not quite the '20's plenty' target, but realistically, it was a massive ask to ever go back to that. But this is a fantastic u-turn from the clubs. Halving the cost of a L'pool away ticket of there about the majority of grounds. That makes a MASSIVE difference and opens it back up to a **** of a lot more.
 
Peps targets already agreed and one deal reported as done.. **** me they dont hang about.
 
Gungodan. 180k a week. 4yr deal - but its Italian and US press i wouldnt read much. jsut thought its ******* early for deals already.

Ah right, decent player a while back but not watched him in ages.

Seen rumors of that Xhaka (sp) aswell. Don't know a great deal of him
 
Ah right, decent player a while back but not watched him in ages.

Seen rumors of that Xhaka (sp) aswell. Don't know a great deal of him

I think he wants a move apparently said it's his dream to play in the Premier League. Not seen Monchengladbach that much but, the couple of games I saw he looked good in. Also 39 caps aged 23 for the Swiss is quite impressive Hitzfeld thought highly of him as well apparently
 
Seen that the away tickets prices are going to be 30 pound thats a good start. Hopefully they come down to 20 after more noise from fans. Be interesting to see if this deal has a knock on effect for the championship, be going to more aways if they come down. Prefer aways to home matches sometimes tbh
 
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