Takeover (Covid-19/20)

is he reliable ?

 

bever heard of him mate but if he’s Eurosport he has no axe to grind

 

surely part of you is thinking i might support a club with top players and nice gear in 10 years.

 

he has 70,000 followers too

 

is it him off eurotrash

 

He's the guy who mixed up the names.

Put your head back in the sand

 

so he is wrong then .. fancy putting out a story using the wrong headline

 

Pretty easy to do mixing up names Welshie

 

not when you consider what was reporting

 

He reports on lots of things all at once. Mistakes happen. Like 1 in 50

 

the dolmio man says no

 

I read something about "why would you pay £340m for Newcastle". I agree it's overpriced....but not when you think it's £230m for the club and £110m of debt. Factor in Man City. Less than 15 years ago we're talking about a League One club. Today they have profits in excess of £500m. There's a lot of real estate potential, potential for things like Port Authority on the Tyne, the ground can reasonably easily be expanded - and filled - to around 70/80k, then there's the potential for the North East in general.

 

Don’t think the ground is easily expanded. Only side possible is the East Stand and that has the problem of the listed buildings behind it.

 

throw in the potential 15m for outstanding re-payments
payments that are due to the club by other teams who have bought our players on the never never ….. Sissokho?????

 

Not happening

 

im back in the its happening camp jj

 

I thought they said there was still room for potential expansion in the Gallowgate end even with the new development? (Genuine question)

 

Think didn’t Ashley “buy” that land meaning the Gallowgate couldn’t now be expanded.

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Got to laugh when genuine questions have to be prefaced with the statement that it’s a genuine question.

 

Fair point, though once the takeover doesn't go through he could always not sell that land back to the club

 

we seem to be linked with some top players atm... hmmm