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@deeprossed They know if we get Europa League with the Isak sale on top we can spend similar amounts to the big 6 again.

all their arses are going, its a shame were also inconsistent

@MagpieMediaX Europa League is so important, we could end up spending similar to the likes of Arsenal and Man Utd even without UCL qualification.

IF we win tomorrow’s derby, #NUFC will end the weekend just: - ONE point off Everton in 8th, who sit in the Conference League spot - ONE point off Brentford in 7th, who sit in one of the Europa League spots - FOUR points off Liverpool in 5th, who sit in one of the UCL spots 👀

@thesoopabees My god, best season in your history and you're nit picking about players using their ratings on sofascore. Please fuck off back to League One where you belong, stats and data merchants wouldn't have survived in any other era of football 🤢

When is enough enough?

@davindersangha @cjhhhh21

@cjhhhh21 I'm actually exceptionally prominent in local football. A sort of a leader, not a follower like you for example

Sums them up to a tee the sad cunts, not a single person in that shop would have known who you or he was, but standard that you're both shopping in Newcastle 😂

@utdBrett Man City and Chelsea? The financial doping brothers

Top 7 in the league being probably the 7 historically biggest in the country is cool

@themagic_tophat It's his player load management that's the problem

I think Eddie Howe is underrated as a manager.

@Magpie24_7 With what money

🇮🇹 ​Newcastle United are reportedly wanting to make major moves ahead of the summer window, with Inter Milan forward Marcus Thuram at the top of the wishlist, according to reports from Italy! 📈 🇫🇷 The 28-year-old Frenchman has been a powerhouse in Serie A, racking up 12 goals and 5 assists this term to keep Inter at the top of the table. While he’s under contract until 2028, the report in Give Me Sport says he’s "open" to a Premier League challenge. We aren't alone though—Aston Villa are also said to be lurking. ​Let us know your thoughts below! 🤔 #NUFC #NUFCNews #Newcastle #EPL

@nufcpb UEFA lower loss limit

@nufcpb They're so fucked if they don't get UCL, can only take massive risks for so long before you get screwed.

They have to sack him in the tunnel after this but there’s no way these owners are going to accept they got it horribly wrong

@NUFC7890 Charlton, Pafos, Palace, West Ham, Wolves, Hull and Wrexham in that though. Surely we can expect Howe to win those sorts of games. They appointed him right before an easy run on purpose, trying to be clever.

@BaptistSec 7 wins in a trot and beating Napoli away. Not bad at all

Won more games than Eddie Howe since January

@bennufc_18 They all need to find shame, start crying to the media when they get booed. Yet they're the reason ticket prices are so high.

We need to start amping up the hate on these shit cunt players

Fofana doesn’t get enough hate for costing 80m, the only notably thing he’s done is crash his car 20 times.

@DanAV___ 100 million... fucking hell

proper helped him that didn’t it

@FPLfrasier It's strange because his numbers last season weren't even that good and he's actually improved on his per 90 numbers, except of course with lower total minutes.

Baleba skillset not in question. Someone needs to utilize him properly. He needs a manager who trusts him.

@Muppetiers More like enjoy Bekitas

Enjoy Strasbourg champ.

@TacticallyMatt @metpoliceuk It's alright, they covered all these awful signings with a technique that no other club exploited.

.@metpoliceuk

@WadeSAFC We boycotted games and season tickets handed in to get that parasite Ashley out, set us back at least 15 years and we're trying our best to get back there.

Then got left jobless by the classless club who dumped him over the phone after what he'd done for them

@BellsyNUFC The 3-2 loss to Everton was ridiculous, the least clinical team scoring 2 minutes after we scored twice.

The fact we are only 4 points off UCL places if we win tomorrow makes this season so much more frustrating. I blame Nick Pope

@AyoStiloOniGAPS @TheAthleticFC Self reported 5 years after the last occurrence...

@TheAthleticFC Chelsea self-reported the findings. The FA didn't spend man-hours digging out hidden crimes

Everton manager David Moyes has called for clarity over why Chelsea escaped a points deduction for their historical breaches of the Premier League’s financial rules. Chelsea were given a one-year ban, suspended for two years, from signing first-team players and handed a £10million fine on March 16 following charges relating to incomplete financial reporting and missed payments during Roman Abramovich’s time as owner. The charges are from 10 years ago and would not have impacted the club’s compliance with the Premier League’s profitability and sustainability rules (PSR). Everton were given two points deductions totalling eight points during the 2023-24 campaign for PSR breaches. More from @AliRampling nytimes.com/athletic/71362…