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How would you rate the signing of Anthony Elanga at Newcastle so far from 1-10?👇🇸🇪 #NUFC #fblifestyle

@toontong85 @northumbriapol Surely he hasn’t hit the add ons

I'd like to report a crime @northumbriapol

@MagpieMediaX Oh god he was so so bad

Time is proving kind on Miguel Almiron

@S0uthernGe0rdie Madness. His loyalty to them put him there along with the ridiculous signings of Elanga, Wissa and Ramsdale.

If there were any doubt that the bald fraud had no clue, his article has just put the final nail in the coffin for him. Basically Howe needs to play his favourites. #NUFC

@NUFC7890 Worst player I’ve ever watched for the club, regardless of cost. Absolutely terrible.

Sven Botman beat 2 people on the wing yesterday, that’s more than elanga has done for Newcastle. In the 2nd half elanga lost the ball (again) and I’ve never seen SJP groan or jump up in disbelief like that. #NUFC

@toontong85 Absolute crap, knew it before, knew it when we signed him, and never think he will do anything of note with us.

I keep hearing that there's a player in Anthony Elanga but I don't believe it. I think he is hopeless. Another fortune wasted

@CharIieBennett Absolutely awful player

It's just never going to happen for Anthony Elanga is it? #NUFC

@Magpie24_7 Season almost over and the fat little prick is still not fit 🤣

👀 Ahead of tomorrows clash against Bournemouth, Eddie Howe has shared an optimistic update regarding Yoane Wissa’s recent form on the training pitch. Despite a challenging debut season at St James’ Park following his £55 million move from Brentford, the striker is finally showing the physical sharpness that prompted the club to secure his signature. Eddie noted that this past week has showcased the best version of Wissa since his arrival, suggesting the player is finally finding his rhythm after a period plagued by injury and a fragmented schedule. ​The DR Congo international’s tenure in the North East was hampered almost immediately when he suffered a serious posterior cruciate ligament injury shortly after his transfer. This setback delayed his debut until December and limited him to only three goals in 23 appearances. Because of the Magpies' congested fixture list, the coaching staff previously struggled to put Wissa through the rigorous training cycles necessary for him to regain full match fitness. Consequently, Eddie often relied on Anthony Gordon or Will Osula to lead the line while Wissa worked to find his footing. ​With the schedule now easing to one game per week, the striker has been able to engage in more intensive, structured sessions. Eddie expressed his satisfaction with Wissa's physical progress, though he maintained that a full pre-season remains the key to unlocking the player's true potential. The manager acknowledged that while Wissa has been desperate to prove his worth to the fans, physical limitations had previously acted as a ceiling on his performance. ​Looking toward the weekend, Wissa faces stiff competition for a spot in the starting eleven. Will Osula is currently in good form after finding the net against Crystal Palace, and Nick Woltemade remains another high-profile option for the attacking rotation. Nevertheless, the positive reports from the training ground suggest that Wissa is closer than ever to playing a significant role as Newcastle enters the final stretch of the Premier League season. #NUFC #NUFCNews #Newcastle #EPL

@westynufc1984 @FtblJoe He ain’t the player everyone thinks

@FtblJoe Thiaw has mistakes in him too

Growing up is realizing Botman is not it. Two centre-backs are needed in the summer

@Lee923 @RichySouthern Manager is the idiot for bending over backwards for someone who can’t be bothered.

Don't think I hate a player as much as him at the moment. Absolute delusions of grandeur been switched off for two years. Manager moves heaven and earth for him.

@OfficielKaybaye Yep and it was always coming because he’s not ruthless and he doesn’t give young players a chance.

Eddie’s favourites have been the ones to eat him ultimately. Might not have been the best idea to give freedom of position and tactics to a player only interested in one competition after all eh?

@MattyTJW Credit to him for last season and salvaging a career but you have to be moving on eventually.

This in itself is a sackable offence #NUFC

@jimmylad86 @TaylorandPayne Because we have useless shite players like Murphy and Willock. Could have sold them 3/4 times over but they’re still here. He influences who stays. That’s why they’re run into the ground because the same players play all the time.

@EyeTea1911 @TaylorandPayne We don't have the squad to cope with the champions league. We've played 52 games, Bournemouth 34. That's the difference.

And then when he has a bad season, regardless of what he's achieved, we demand he gets the sack and hound him out of a job. That's sounds about right doesn't it? #NUFC

@JimHearns131711 @TaylorandPayne He either needs to refresh his team and bring in new ideas and influence, or he needs to be refreshed.

@EyeTea1911 @TaylorandPayne We’ve been going backwards since Dortmund 1-0. This season is simply an acceleration

@CoachMeron He has serious limitations, can upgrade.

I don’t think the club want to sell. We would have no right backs left this summer if we did, which doesn’t bother me personally but does lessen the rebuild slightly. Form of Tino has been massively off though but Gordon and Tonali have more of a market.

@tomjohnst0n For some reason we think players need to retire at Newcastle. Have to be moving them on frequently.

We’re gonna need a full scale rebuild cos we’ve failed to refresh enough over the last couple seasons. Whereas you look at Villa and they were always moving on squad players at the end of each season

@milkybarkid_85 Yes but he can’t pass a ball he’s upgradeable easily

Seeing a fair few of our fans saying Livramento is shite now. Wasn’t long ago we were saying we have two of the best full backs in the league. He’s defo not shite, for me his head is turned and he knows he’s off in the summer. Could say that about a few in this team

@Steve_Harper86 In the champ

At what point do we stop remembering where we were? #NUFC

@woodgrove30 @Jayb1970NUFC Shame now is we’re probably stuck because he’s shit.

@Jayb1970NUFC I'll be amazed if City pay £70m for him.

Honestly Tino just doesn’t give a fuck. Kids got no heart at all imo🤬🤬🤬