jakarta
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Toon 11 pts from 19 games, in the same toast rack as Norwich...
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[Albion] Premier League 26-27/12/21
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Toon 11 pts from 19 games, in the same toast rack as Norwich...
Jimmy Grimble
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It never gets boring watching Man United being shit and I’d like to see Newcastle go down so that went pretty well.
According to the Italian press a lot of clubs are after him, including Juventus. Also, wouldn't be too much of a surprise if he stayed at Fiorentina for a while longer. Anyway, a prolific scorer and I certainly hope he doesn't go to Tyneside. Turin or Firenze must be more attractive.
Weststander
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The W@nkers Derby.
highflyer
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- Jan 21, 2016
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That sums it up rather perfectly
Bit of both I think. Smug getting a rimming from Jamie C and the Neville boy, all a bit much TBH.
I agree , everytime I watch Man Utd they are poor - I don't understand how they are so high in the table. Newcastle should have won by a couple of goals.
Lets hope they wake themselves up to play Burnley on thursday.
Milano
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The general quality of play on show tonight was appalling, the standard of defending was woeful. Newcastle should have won that but at the same time Cavani could have had a hat-trick.
Losing Wilson and ASM to what looked like muscle injuries is significantly bad news. 11 points at the halfway stage is full on relegation form I don’t care how many billions you’ve got. Love it if they went down.
On another subject whatever Utd are paying Ronaldo is too much, he’s done I reckon.
Losing Wilson and ASM to what looked like muscle injuries is significantly bad news. 11 points at the halfway stage is full on relegation form I don’t care how many billions you’ve got. Love it if they went down.
On another subject whatever Utd are paying Ronaldo is too much, he’s done I reckon.
- Aug 24, 2020
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I would have thought that Rangnick would have made a difference by now, or am I expecting too much?
Not even a new manager bounce? Is there more to the Man Utd malaise than we first thought?
Not even a new manager bounce? Is there more to the Man Utd malaise than we first thought?
Biscuit Barrel
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Just the 13 goals in 18 appearances. I wish our striker's were as done as him.
Weststander
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Howe preparing the ground to do a “Manure/Spuds/Everton” … I feel a special request to the EPL coming. No fixtures …. until they’ve gone on a huge 1st January spending spree.
BBC:
Newcastle boss Eddie Howe said his side are "dangerously close" to not being able to field a team for their Premier League game at Everton on 30 December.
Before the 1-1 draw with Manchester United on Monday, Howe said his squad was "stretched" and had a "mixture of injuries and Covid-19 cases".
Forwards Callum Wilson and Allan Saint-Maximin both then suffered injures during the game at St James' Park.
Howe fears Wilson could be facing "months" on the sidelines.
Newcastle are 19th in the table, two points behind 17th-placed Watford.
"Callum's injury looks severe, weeks maybe months," Howe told BBC Radio 5 Live. "I feared for him when he went down with nobody around him. A pull, not a knock."
The Newcastle boss could only name eight substitutes against Manchester United, including two goalkeepers and two teenagers who had not started a Premier League match.
"The lads gave everything but we are thin on the ground in terms of bodies," he told Sky Sports.
"These are difficult moments for us. I believe it's 13 plus a goalkeeper [to have enough players for a game]. We're going to be dangerously close to that number."
BBC:
Newcastle boss Eddie Howe said his side are "dangerously close" to not being able to field a team for their Premier League game at Everton on 30 December.
Before the 1-1 draw with Manchester United on Monday, Howe said his squad was "stretched" and had a "mixture of injuries and Covid-19 cases".
Forwards Callum Wilson and Allan Saint-Maximin both then suffered injures during the game at St James' Park.
Howe fears Wilson could be facing "months" on the sidelines.
Newcastle are 19th in the table, two points behind 17th-placed Watford.
"Callum's injury looks severe, weeks maybe months," Howe told BBC Radio 5 Live. "I feared for him when he went down with nobody around him. A pull, not a knock."
The Newcastle boss could only name eight substitutes against Manchester United, including two goalkeepers and two teenagers who had not started a Premier League match.
"The lads gave everything but we are thin on the ground in terms of bodies," he told Sky Sports.
"These are difficult moments for us. I believe it's 13 plus a goalkeeper [to have enough players for a game]. We're going to be dangerously close to that number."
Icy Gull
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If a few more don’t go down with covid I fear Newcastle may have a few accidental training ground injuries in the next couple of days
In fairness it’s very unlucky to have your two best strikers go off injured in one half. We’d be right in the mire if that happened to us
Pretty important for us that they are made to play on. We play Everton on Sunday - we really don’t want them sat with their feet up, while we chase the ball at Chelsea tomorrow.
- Jun 27, 2012
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Your wish is granted. Maupay has 7 in 15 PL apps this season. Ronaldo has 7 in 13. Maupay has more from open play.
dsr-burnley
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The irony is that Everton didn't want to play Burnley on Boxing Day, so after their first appeal for postponement was refused, two or more of their players developed "injuries" on Christmas Eve. Now that Newcastle have lost St Maximin and Wilson, what's the betting that Everton's "injuries" clear up?