Allan Saint-Maximin and Callum Wilson will stay, ASM definitely is a future captain in my view, the next leader after Shearer.

@@fusionsuper34 wilson won’t stay he’s an injury magnet don’t wanna keep him

Miguel Almiron might stay.

Almiron is decent. One of the keepers will become a backup. But yeah, everyone else is gone

Maybe even joe willock

Lickarses

Because it’s the news of the day. They report current football affairs

Raducanu part 2

Nice for a change before the takeover the only newcastle news was sky making bruce look like a world class manager

@@Marjopolo302 somebody jealoussss HAHAH

It’s pumping him on

I read this as it came on haha

Why would they sign Vinicius lol he's not that good

@@dendenn7383 he's better than internet will have you believe though. He is an elite dribbler and more rapid than 95% footballers. His end product needs work like Rashford's.

Yes we’ve heard this joke 500 hundred times now. Use your brain and create your own instead of copying what you’ve seen alread

Or maybe Alan shearer

‘’I remember watching Gabriel Obertan back in the day thinking….wow that could be me’’

Did you miss the part where he spent 160m and reinvested what money was coming in. You would have had more money t spend if your club was not so unsuccessful leading to a lack of funds.

@@jamesjacob21 He might as well have thrown that money into a fire cause he blew all that money. That money that he "spent" wasn't of any use because he didn't spend it on anything useful and it showed how badly negelcted the club was because he clearly didn't care enough to know what the club needed and where. Im not even a newcastle fan but even i can tell

Ashley might have had too many irons in the fire at once with his ongoing fight to keep his shop empire going . Not an easy job with whats gone on with the switch to online shopping .so i can understand him starving Newcastle of investment ..meanwhile Newcastle has had tremendous potential for years and never wanted to overstretch themselves. Amanda Stavely spotted this and saw the chance to sell the idea to her Arab friends who were looking for oppertunities also with the worrying declining oil market . Common sense really .it might be oil money but its not debt like at Barcelona and Man utd . So a good long term business idea and investment . Good luck to them. I see Barcelona has already had to take action to avoid bankrupcy . So oil money is preferable to debt .

@@JordanCarr44 Fact is his facts are right you donut.

@@ronrichardson3103 mate your sticking up for the worst football owner in the world

Don't you mean a magpie

@@benmcnutt223 nah, it's penguin.

Gold xD

these jokes aren't funny anymore

zebra

Ouch

No we won’t we could have trillions and we’ll never win a trophy regardless we’re a cursed club

So will Norwich

Good strong English name you have.

@@Goatlinton OTBC

🤣🤣

Too funny

Not that ironic when you consider where they are from

Where have you been? They've had Dire Straits songs blasting at St James's Park for years.

@@mrshankly213 I just love your channel name.what made you choose it

Vichai is the penultimate standard owner wise If Newcastle United had Vichai, he would be forever loved by them

Automatic Relegation

@@expladicious6757 1 point for the rest of the season against Norwich

No chance Gerrard definitely

The game on Sunday against Spurs is on sky, so I’d think some of them will be at the game

Build around him, bring him in Support

@@TheFatAmericans1 nah, saint max will soon be like ney was at barca, top quality, but a second fiddle.

He needs to improve his finishing

@@michaelunderhill8847 he possesses a skill that billionaires are willing to pay him millions for. That's why he's paid what he is. That's the society we live in. That's capitalism. Him being paid millions has nothing to do with thousands of people in poverty because those people will be in poverty regardless. If you don't like it blame the system not the footballer.

Bring back Alan pardew

Since when, last Thursday?

@@Gerwynvangerwen1 nah Friday when I knew the takeover was 100% complete

Well Clearly ur fake city fan

They got to the UEFA Cup semi or qtr in 2005 I believe

When? Look what psg and City have spent and look how many champions leagues they have between them NONE💁‍♂️

@@joecully5761 the net worth of the saudi investment group is 14x that of shiek mansour, the second richest owner. With ffp on the way out, newcastle will no doubt win many CLs

@@joecully5761 And Chelsea were in at similar stage. In fact, they also lost their first ever UCL final.

I wanna see a Steve Bruce vs zidane in a champions league final, if I see that then I’ll die a happy man

Most were boycotting.

What you just realised that now?

Exactly,

Welcome to the real world

If they care about the human rights why no one talk about Israel crimes

@@kevin084life No cap

No Rafa stays with us

Nonsense.

You can shorten that process with money $$$$

True.

Plastic fan

@@smallarmskepa4390 yep knows nothing about what football really is

just imagine that

Welldone Sherlock.

@@johnyp2967 lad that is the worst comment iv ever read

@@FPZ-jb8isso here we are a year later, care to backup your comment ?

Mike Ashley took over when newcastle had the 13th biggest revenue in world football...those teams you mention can.t get anywhere near those revenues. The complaint has always been the fact that Ashley has net spent 9 million per year on a club with a top 20 revenue generating club in world football.

@@geegee3826 ok but other teams, like Norwich, Burnley, Southampton etc have all had negative net spends most seasons, and Mike Ashley did actually invest in the club at first, it’s just he got nothing back out of it, so stopped investing

The difference is fans from those other clubs haven't had to deal with an admittedly slick PR campaign that manages to get most mainstream media spouting Pro regime messages and trying to gaslight those fans that it's not all that bad and the fans should be grateful.

@@stephenwilliams5575 well actually I know for a fact that Southampton and Burnley have had to deal with administration, and the only reason why Newcastle fans get any stick is simply because they’re the ones getting all the attention by making the biggest deal out of it, whilst I’m sure that if Burnley, Southampton, Norwich etc did that, then they’d also get stick

Welcome to the real world it's been like this since Forest won the leaque about 40 years ago you obviously are not a knowledgeable fan

@@thetruthk5138 It is not like this in other countries. For example in Germany and Spain where clubs are owned by their members. Why do you think it is a good system in England that success is dependent upon the owner of a club?

@@fairandbalanced4666 The is nowhere in my post that I agree with it at all it stinks the place out . Although no fan of American football they have it correct each team gets the same amount of money to spend and that makes it more interesting and I wish the Premier Leaque would bring it in but there is to much money involved unfortunately and they are all in the trough together

@@thetruthk5138 The american model means that the owners take out all the money outside of the salary cap in profits. It is a form of cartel. A better alternative is to have a model where fans own at least 50% of the club. That way, people wouldn't have to complain about the owners of Arsenal, Man City etc all the time and whether they are good or bad.

The bundesliga will probably go 10 years with only one name on the title by the end of this season. Why people laud that league, it's 50+1 rule as the hallmark of a level playing field I do not know. These people do not live in reality. How anyone thinks FFP being brought 10 years ago is a co-incidence in correlation to what has happened in Germany, Italy, France and Spain to a lesser extent(Spain seems like it's always just had at top 3) in that time, I don't know either(how can't you see it?). To blame billionaires for what has happened in football, is like blaming a drug rehabs for the amount of drug addicts there are... They aren't the cause, they are reaction to the symptoms. Transfer inflation rocketed thanks to clubs like Real, United and Juve, long before they arrived, clubs were already buying titles like never before. The game was already broken, billionaires have made the PL more competitive than any other league in Europe if anything(it's the only way to bridge the gap now). The truth is, the superclubs have a monopoly on the game, they didn't "earn it", they stole it in the 90s, to the detriment of every other club in their leagues. Now they are doing all they can to protect their monopolies(including weaponising fans who don't know any better), FFP was part of that, the Super League was another desperate plan. Something should have been done back before the PL arrived(and the CL and the other big leagues), to ensure the profits in football were spread evenly, to stop superclubs being created. All of this ties in with the champions league and the vision they had for that relaunch in the 90s(superclubs battling it out).. If not for their own greed, there would be no need for billionaire owners, clubs would be less inclined to sell. United, Liverpool, Arsenal, Real, Barca, Bayern, Juve and the rest of the original G14 clubs are the most to blame for the decline in competitiveness in Europe and the out of control spending too.

you do know that FFP only allows a club to spend how much they make right?

@@gitsyd2262 you do understand that Newcastle have made a profit over the past 3 seasons and can therefore spend what they want for the next 3 years?