Erling Haland and Kylian Mbappe will take some of the burden now

If only Steven had tht help in them 15 years instead of playing with average players apart from Torres and Suarez and Alonso

@@Ar-iu8lc he's free in January 🤣🤣

@@andrewwright4195 like utd now you mean ...apart from bruno ,ronaldo ,sancho

it will be for another 2-3 seasons buddy

We all know that, Even us football fans know that very well, but it's legal and there's nothing we can do about it but enjoy it cuz it's our sport and our clubs.

Also why do I see you litterally everywhere, didn't expect to see you on a football related video

@@Truebro79 soon average transfer fee will be 800M

Almost? It is unhealthy.

It’s sad because teams in leagues like the Serie A are competing with not even half of the money the Prem has, their best players end up being bought by Prem teams.

And to think that he had to compete with a WHOLE BLOODY NATION owning a football club, as he said.

@Divenaldo Penaldo great banter. Scunthorpe United bout come and dominate

That’s Man City’s annual budget

the Newcastle fans owe Mike ashley a lot he made sure he sold the club to proper owners who will invest money

@@ronnylee1520 One of the few things he did that really did good to the club. I think that a potential club owner has to be checked on whether he's got the financial background to own a club without risking their financial stability

😂 exactly what happens every time. "ITs a DrEaM cOmE tRuE tO plAy foR ThiS amAzInG CluB"

😂😂😂

As a kid i always learn from the best Newcastle striker of all time Gavin Harris

But erling was born in there glory days

Well to be fair, he said that one day he wants to win the PL with Leeds

it already is since abramovich own chelsea lol

Wenger said it some years back

@@BrandonLawrence There were talks before Roman

@@angelajoseph428 he was just jealous other teams have much more money than Arsenal. He knew his former team would be a mid table club

Only difference is the lack of relegation.

Ya, arsenal & to a lesser extent man u, Ashley at least got the club it of debt, steadied it along, bite the nee owners have a springboard to go of of

man u ppl say he did wrong to rename stadium ik it was but it made more money to flow into club easy and his net sped and profit allows new owners to work freely without any ffp shackles for next 3 years so he did a gr8 gestue for newcastle fans tbf

I agree, even though sometimes it looked uneasy to watch Newcastle, the financial situation is really clear, and the new owners can pump the money into the club, especially transfers.

Newcastle won’t be no different the woman involved in all of this says it all

He knew he was in a losing battle when it came to prem teams. For the past few years, his only goal for Newcastle was to avoid relegation so he could sell the club with a spot in the Premier league, in order to get the most value out of it. He was basically 'min maxing' it.

Tbh in the mid 70s it wouldnt've been unbelievable.

Like a whole week ago !

There’s rich and then there’s football rich.. Newcastle are nowhere near the richest club in the “football” world and never will be.. FFP means they are actually pretty average when it comes to spending power.. All that money but can’t spend it, what a shame

They’re not. They’re owned by the richest fund, but the value of Newcastle is not as high as other Prem clubs

@@joshuadawson8202 They’re higher than most prem clubs though. Not as valuable as Man U, man C, Chelsea, Arsenal, Spurs and Liverpool (maybe West Ham/Leicester) that’s about it. Check most valuable clubs in EUROPE and Newcastle is always around the top 20 and have been for years.

Couldn't have put it better myself! I thought he spoke really well here

@@btmorley833 that interview is one of my favourite videos, it left me actually really quite liking him.

Look up and you will find one!

It's a double edged sword actually

He treated Keegan and Shearer appallingly and renamed the stadium

Won't matter. They won't be able to spend much more than a Chelsea, United or city anyway. City and Chelsea already push the limits of what they can do without punishment. Newcastle won't be any different. They'll compete at the top but they won't leave other clubs in the dust

@@smoothcheeky8910 watch

@@smoothcheeky8910 unless they are big friends with ceferin like psg owner nasser al-khelaifi, then it wont be a problem to get rid of the ffp rules!!

@@smoothcheeky8910 it’s simple Glenn, you pay enough for the player then you pay enough for the bribe, we said the same about chelsea city and psg look at them now

@@pedropierre9594 Chelsea and City don't outspend the likes of United and when they do it isn't by much. That's why they can somewhat get away with it. The league doesn't step in because united don't feel like they are in a position to fully throw their toys out of the pram. If Newcastle start spending to a point that united can't financially compete then they will start complaining about it. That forces the PL to intervene cause once the naturally richest club in the league starts complaining then everyone else and the fans follow suit and the PL is looking at a superleague level backlash from the footballing community. That's why Newcastle will only spend around the same amount as city, United and Chelsea cause they know they can't push it much further without major backlash

loll

Big 501 🤣

nice

Hearing that he is going to be the Derby Countys savior.

What football team would want him given what he did at Newcastle and Rangers. Ashley's only love is his bank accounts.

Cuz they’re a country, sorry, he is a country, again sorry, he stole the country money.

Not a poor country either, the Saudi fund available had the same gdp as Greece

City is similar, my the Saud fund is far greater. They should be watched very closely.

Dude could probably buy the really poor countries for his children

Lol tell me which country has £320bn that’s a lot of damn countries not just 1!

About what? That he couldnt compete with Burnley financially?

Then wish ur club to be taken over by Ashley then.

He speaks a little sense but he still has more money than he lets on other smaller clubs outspend him…

@@Garybell09 usually billionaires get there by being frugal its hard to make him change his mindset when it's worked for him all these years

You really expect Geordies to understand finance?There's a reason why their region is so poor

LMAO ! Hey guys, this is what "Man City and Chelsea" fans said when they saw the money.

Here they come!!

@@jamesduffy7549 You know the op is making a joke, right? Santiago Munez is the main character from the film Goal!

@@purehyperbole5727 yeah it’s just not a funny joke or original. And taken from someone else

@@TheJoyriderzz Sounds like KZfaq to me.

Where do they get all this money from its crazy

@@jayo3074 Selling oil, because you drive car

@@ich4804 you don't?

@@rakeshsaraf2963 i drive a tesla rakesh

I don’t like electronic cars as they’re just not up to standard on a mass level like diesel and petrol and they’re not much better for the environment because if leaving your telly on standby is bad then imagine what powering a Mercedes e class to travel across the country is going to do. However I am starting to hope all counties go to electric now just to cripple all these clubs. I actually feel genuinely sorry for like Liverpool and United trying to compete with these oil barons that could fund a nation.

He probably knew he was in way to deep when even other football players are richer than him

@@sko1beer what footballer is richer than him

Question is for him why did he buy Newcastle in the

He’s a billionaire because he exploited the workers

@@celtic69 Cliche response

@@cognito8325 but accurate. Zero hour contracts and paying below minimum wage.

@@steviejd Accurate only for Mike Ashley. Not every billionaire

Nah Mike Ashley is just stingy. No one asked him to compete with man city, just buy a striker who isn’t joelinton

@@seyamrahman1002 The guy cost 40 mill, that's more than aguero cost man city, how much was he supposed to allocate for a striker in your opinion ?

@@jamesgibson8088 These people don't care mate, they pay their £40-90 for a ticket or pay sky £100 a month and think the club can just spend that. They have no real concept of money.

@@seyamrahman1002 he isn’t a scout he doesn’t choose who they sign £40 million for one player is a very good amount for a mid table team if the Newcastle sporting directors go sign Joelinton with that money that’s not Mike Ashley’s fault

@@lucasg5935 mike ashley is the one who approves any transfer going through, if a club like leeds can spend 60 million net the first season after being promoted surely newcastle can spend similar amounts. Even Brentford spent more last summer than Newcastle

Any Newcastle fan would laugh in your face, terrible logic

Maybe if he sold it when he says he was going to 100 years ago they would agree but hes ripped the arse out it and brought in steve bruce 😂😂

More importantly he’s left the club in no debt so the new owners can have a mega spend, up to 1 billion before financial fair play kicks in after 3 more years. The Newcastle supporters must be elated. I hope they do well, it’s been a long wait and the fans never stopped supporting Newcastle.

He ran a business the proper way….I like to think they would shut their mouths now but being Geordies they’ll find something to moan about while collecting their Giro’s

@@633zer8 eh? “It’s been a long wait” for what? Who else’s were they going to support?

cool

Cool

Zzzz

top class

🤣

That is what it's all about man, people who have been neglected and deprived for almost 15 years. We have relief and beautiful times to come for every generation of fan that deserves this

My step dad was a Newcastle fan as well and so is my little brother. I’m a big big Man City fan and always will be but always have a place for Newcastle as I grew up with them always being on the telly and being taken to the pub when they were playing. Proper happy for them, hope it goes well

Technically they are the biggest team in the league just with less trophies

This made me belly laugh, 🤣🤣.

Hes worth 2+ billion, of course he's not an idiot.

Biggest downgrade of the century

From Saint Maximin to... wait there is nothing better 🔥

We take like £14k cash per day even at my mid-sized store, plus we own Game, Jack WIlls, Flannels, House of Fraser etc

Why? Have you never been to Leeds? Drowning in Lonsdale

It's like the primark of sports wear. People love it.

Some nice Kangol 3/4 length denim jeans, black Donnay sneakers, one pair of white Champion socks, a No Fear t-shirt and a flourecent Karrimor jacket. Could be all yours for just £23.99 you'll be the talk of the town in your new polyester gear

@@zpakk your a worker dont say "we" you dont own it you work in it

No way you believe this

Newcastle were literally relegated under his ownership...twice. Talking absolute rubbish mate.

Please tell me you're joking

If it wasn't for Ashley newcastle would have gone under he spent the amount he wanted and no more n a respect that

It's Nuqas-al-Yunaided mate, get with it.

@@rohilthomson Nuqasal Al-Ittihad

It's the whole point of the channel you're all slow

@@mega5075 people be thinking they just pick random clips for the banter

It's meant to be like that

Burnley don't spend any money.

@@hearmenow909 and neither did nufc

@@russellward4624 lol nufc spent way more than Burnley, you spent like 40m on joelington alone whilst Burnley broke there budget for like 20m on cornet

@@bashuggs1205 nufc were 19th in revenue generated in Europe. They 100% weren't 19th in spending. Not even close. Burnley aren't top 20 in revenue genrated. Not even close.

Apparently because Ashley ran such a tight ship Newcastle can spend an absolute fortune before ffp comes into it

@@andrewfield8562 yes, because they are carrying no debt.

im a pool and villa fan im happy for them good strong northern fanbase

better attitude than jealous manchester united fans.

Isn't every PL club owned by millionaires or rich companies?

@@MJ-vd8bj yea they are

Nah the world's economy will crash because of Football

Yes and why would he want to do that to sign one player who won’t make him more money than the value of his shares. At the end of the day he’s a businessman.

Looooollllll

@@DrugCrafted what does lol mean

@@reverb4293 "big club"

@@DrugCrafted They are one? Are you even aware of the English top-flight's history?

@@Subhankar415 They arent a big club g. They arent small either though, they are mid. Still bigger than city before the takeover though

True, in terms of trophies they're not a big club at all. Almost 100 years without a First Division/PL title and they've won 3 FA Cups since 1932, the last of those was in 1955.

@@ashleythomas4112 exactly, the expectation from fans has always baffled me tbh

Were not a big club compared to man United, Liverpool so on. But compared to your west hams and Leicesters. We're definitely bigger for those reasons you've just mentioned. Only reason they've achieved more success than us in recent seasons is cos they've had owners that actually wanted to achieve it rather than just trying to survive to collect the premier league money every year

They're " big " in their own minds I think. They finished 2nd under Keegan donkeys years ago and won nowt since the 50's. This is no doubt an exciting time for them though.

@@leebrown486 debatable that you're bigger than West Ham, look at how many World Cup winners they've had, absolute giants of the game like Bobby Moore.....but that's another story

Don't read newspapers, they lie to you and reduce your IQ.

@@hearmenow909 KZfaq comments are worse.

this isn't glory - the club's soul has been sold to the highest bidder, a consortium that involves a country with the worst human rights record on the planet

@@usxnews1834 and

Class. Lol. Won an FA Cup and a Fairs Cup. What planet you on. Lol.

PL pedigree?Newcastle haven't won a major trophy since 1969,what pedigree is this?Going trophyless for over 50 years is "pedigree" but Spurs being trophyless for 13 years is banter?

@@nikolas8203 Ok pedigree...aka competing, champions league, finishing 2nd twice, biggest spenders 3 years running, buying the world's most expensive defender in football history, breaking world record fees for any player in football history....

Ye,arsenal won't be in there 🤣🤣

Haha

Admin should receive an invite to their embassy

Why Norwich?

@@stephenbrown1867 Compete for relegation slot.

@@anata5127 But Sunderland are in a different division

@@stephenbrown1867 I hope not forever

Bringing in a good manager -all fortunes of club change. Maybe they will be top5 in 5 years

Money talks!

Do you think they live in mud huts miles away from civilization? Newcastle is a fantastic city, as good as, if not better than any of the other major cities outside of London. They attracted some of the best players in football in the 90's, the city has only gotten better since.

This comment reeks of snobbery. There is nothing wrong with Newcastle as a city. It’s just as good as everywhere else.

@@davman115 All mine says is "Cheerio"! LOL

I think it did?

@@ryanw8510 Sarcasm man

@@oliverqueen5883 I know,I thought you were being sarcastic,so you were actually being literal.

Few years ago I said it’s going to happen. Now it is happening, and it will get worse someday soon. Neymar makes like $800,000 a week already. Chinese clubs used to pay that kinda money to glory stars, EPL will join soon.

I'm Sorry, Arsenal, United and Liverpool have ALL had investors when they hadn't won much and that propelled them to success. You just have a bit of recency bias here

Lol

someone has forgotten about FFP. City and PSG could suddenly have huge success because they got bought when FFP was shaky and/or hadn’t even been implemented yet. Nowadays clubs can only spend what they earn. Newcastle will presumably get a new fat sponsorship deal with Aramco or something, but after that, what can they do? All that happens now is they either cheat and get caught in a few years time, or they start spending modestly, slowly working up to the heights of City and PSG. But after City and PSG, it will be incredibly obvious if they cheat, and they will not get away with it

also, grow up. just because you say peace at the end doesn’t make you any less of a stroppy child. you’ll be watching football, as you ever did, for years to come. don’t lie to us, or yourself

@@imamoronand9199 nah man I'm honestly done with it all now, I meant what I said

As a toon fan I totally agree with you……

@@millie2687 I'm chelsea fan since 1994 and I'm so happy for Newcastle since I watched em in the 90s

lol zero hour contracts

He actually is and wasnt a bad owner yh he made few mistakes but if it wasn't for him newcastle would have gone under

@@JohnDoe-yg2eu You now have owners who belive in stoningpeopleto death for adultery....but yeah "lol zero hour contracts".

Definitely m8, but you don't spend that sort of money for fun, there in this for the long all

Sack Bruce, Sign Conte

Let the battle commence for star players Haaland and Rioala red carpet rolled out

Unlikely. They are miles behind the big guns and in true Newcastle style they will blow it. 12 points remember??

No chance they are going to be playing Sunderland next year😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😈