Geordie Arabia

[No2]

Together, Kane and Son have now combined for 35 Premier League goals, one behind the record held by Chelsea’s Didier Drogba and Frank Lampard. Newcastle remain winless and sit 19th in the table. Meanwhile, Jamal Khashoggi is still dead.

 

Jonathan Liew in the Guardian 

[TheHowieLama]

4 hours ago, VladimirIlyich said:

Arent our owners friends of Bush,Trump

 

3 hours ago, Jack the Sipper said:

 

If anything, our owners are 'friends' with Clinton, Obama, and the Democrat mob 

John Henry is a Democrat who stopped donating to elections 20 years ago.

[dockers_strike]

Thought it was poor sportsmanship by the Newcastle players, especially St Maximin, not putting the ball out of play for the Spurs player down injured after the Spurs players had played a part getting the game stopped for the fan to recieve urgent medical attention.

 

Sure, it's up to the ref to stop the game for head injuries and there's no requirement for players to put the ball out when an oppo is injured. Normally, Id say it's fine to not do so but in this instance, it left a bit of a nasty taste. It wasnt like Spurs players were going down feigning injury.

[TheHowieLama]

Anticipating the next response - yes, Tom Werner is also a Democrat.

[Barrington Womble]

4 hours ago, TheHowieLama said:

 

John Henry is a Democrat who stopped donating to elections 20 years ago.

i told you he was a tight cunt. 

[El Rojo]

2 hours ago, TheHowieLama said:

Anticipating the next response - yes, Tom Werner is also a Democrat.

Hearing Timo Werner tried to vote Democrat too but missed the ballot box slot. 

[TheHowieLama]

Just now, El Rojo said:

Hearing Timo Werner tried to vote Democrat too but missed the ballot box slot. 

Pickford meant to as well but dropped his ballot.

 

Either that or he couldn't reach it.

 

Your choice.

[Stickman]

[Anubis]

Did he reply “we’ll have to wait until Joelinton comes off the field.”

[Barrington Womble]

And so the legal battles will commence. 

 

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2021/oct/18/premier-league-clubs-vote-to-block-newcastle-sponsorship-deals-at-emergency-meeting?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other

[TheDrowningMan]

20 minutes ago, Barrington Womble said:

And so the legal battles will commence. 

 

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2021/oct/18/premier-league-clubs-vote-to-block-newcastle-sponsorship-deals-at-emergency-meeting?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other

Haha, of course City were with them.

[George Costanza]

21 minutes ago, Barrington Womble said:

And so the legal battles will commence. 

 

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2021/oct/18/premier-league-clubs-vote-to-block-newcastle-sponsorship-deals-at-emergency-meeting?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other

Funny how the only other team to vote against it was City.  Corrupt, financial doping motherfuckers

[Leyton388]

Funny Newcastle calling the vote unlawful. They won't need to worry about it next season anyway when they're in the championship. 

 

 

[Scooby Dudek]

Amazing;

 

https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/58960966

 

Police are investigating an alleged racist gesture made by a person to Tottenham fans during Sunday's Premier League game at Newcastle United.

Spurs won 3-2 in Newcastle's first game following a takeover of the club.

 

"An investigation is under way and the police have been made aware," said a Magpies statement.

"Discrimination has absolutely no place in football, in the street, online or in wider society and we will not tolerate it under any circumstances."

The club added they "will pursue the strongest possible action against anyone involved in discriminatory behaviour and will support any efforts by the authorities to secure a criminal conviction."

A Northumbria Police spokesperson said: "We can confirm we are investigating an alleged racist incident during Newcastle United's home fixture with Tottenham at St James' Park on Sunday.

"Enquiries are ongoing with the club to identify anyone involved and ascertain whether criminal offences have been committed."

[Bobby Hundreds]

Some fucking balls for that club to even whisper the words discrimination now they are owned by the Saudi boss.

[Scott_M]

I’m all for this. Given our sell to buy philosophy we desperately need some donut to over pay for our cast off’s and Eddie has form. 
 

 

[joe_fishfish]

If our business model is "take advantage of sportswashing to generate enough funds to compete at the top level", are FSG any better than the sportswashers? Thinking they're all Omar Little when actually they're just Maurice Levy.

 

 

[El Rojo]

Howe could he?

[dave u]

17 hours ago, El Rojo said:

Hearing Timo Werner tried to vote Democrat too but missed the ballot box slot. 

 

I heard he slotted it in the ballot box but it didn't count because he'd gone too early as he doesn't understand the rules.

[El Rojo]

23 hours ago, No2 said:

Together, Kane and Son have now combined for 35 Premier League goals, one behind the record held by Chelsea’s Didier Drogba and Frank Lampard. Newcastle remain winless and sit 19th in the table. Meanwhile, Jamal Khashoggi is still dead.

 

Jonathan Liew in the Guardian 

Jonathan Liew is a quality writer. Substance with a great turn of phrase. 
 

12 hours ago, Barrington Womble said:

And so the legal battles will commence. 

 

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2021/oct/18/premier-league-clubs-vote-to-block-newcastle-sponsorship-deals-at-emergency-meeting?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other

I'm going to go out on a limb here and suggest that Newcastle will probably have enough money to spend £500m on Kane and/or whoever without sponsorship deals. 

[dockers_strike]

Yeah funny that the only two clubs to vote against the PL new, temporary rule banning owner sponsorship deals included Newcastle especially when you consider at least 1 of the Chief Execs at one of the other 14 smaller clubs said they were 'very comfortable' with Newcastle's takeover and likely influx of money because it 'only affected the top 6.'

 

The dope didnt seem to realise it meant his club now has one less perenial relegation candidate to fight against going forward. Clearly someone had pointed out the error in his logic to him

 

It would be great if this rule change was made permanent and made to stick. Newcastle are already making noises that it is restrictive and likely illegal. If it was that simple, makes you wonder why the PL clubs didnt vote for this years ago.

[Johnlj]

1 hour ago, Scott_M said:

I’m all for this. Given our sell to buy philosophy we desperately need some donut to over pay for our cast off’s and Eddie has form. 
 

 

That's a bid for Oxpot in the making. Make it so.

[Johnlj]

Or they should give the job to Gerrard. Just to make sure he don't get anywhere near the job when Klopp quits.

[TheDrowningMan]

2 minutes ago, dockers_strike said:

Yeah funny that the only two clubs to vote against the PL new, temporary rule banning owner sponsorship deals included Newcastle especially when you consider at least 1 of the Chief Execs at one of the other 14 smaller clubs said they were 'very comfortable' with Newcastle's takeover and likely influx of money because it 'only affected the top 6.'

 

The dope didnt seem to realise it meant his club now has one less perenial relegation candidate to fight against going forward. Clearly someone had pointed out the error in his logic to him

 

It would be great if this rule change was made permanent and made to stick. Newcastle are already making noises that it is restrictive and likely illegal. If it was that simple, makes you wonder why the PL clubs didnt vote for this years ago.

I don’t see how it could be illegal if the other clubs voted for it. Surely they could vote to ban shirt sponsors and have a league-wide kit manufacturer if they wanted to? Or are all American sports illegal?

[El Rojo]

Will be interesting to see which manager accepts the job. Fair fucks to Rodgers if he really did rule himself out straight away. 

 

Of course Klopp was the only manager to speak out about any of it, in a week when Solksjaer  - a dreadful football manager but one whose voice is amplified given his club -  had a go at Rashford for his fantastic work for others and improving the reputation of footballers.