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Nig said:
But you did.
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Yeah well I can't compare apples and oranges without mentioning that they are both fruits, but a worlds apart.

so perhaps I could have been more clear.
I am fully aware that Mr Mandela's struggle against Apartheid was vastly more important than a poxy protest against an owner of a football club.
Better?
 

Amaw said:
Yeah well I can't compare apples and oranges without mentioning that they are both fruits, but a worlds apart.

so perhaps I could have been more clear.
I am fully aware that Mr Mandela's struggle against Apartheid was vastly more important than a poxy protest against an owner of a football club.
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Mags and irony.

Of course am not comparing the two .
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What A Waster said:
Ok, we are now getting somewhere. £4m per window on average (although nothing spent in at least 3 of the January windows, and I think we even went 18 months without making a permanent signing at one point). And keep remembering that transfer revenue is not a club's sole source of income. Then compare those figures to the rest of the league from the 2013 and 2016 tv revenue increases. Then you may start to see how the club is not being ran in a way to even try and reach its potential.
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If we look at your cash flows, you haven't had a positive flow since 2014/15. In fact, that ans 2013/14 are the only years in which Newcastle has generated cash. Between 2015 and 2017, your total cash outflows were £57m, which would have been £72m if Ashley hadn't increased his loans to the club. If there's been a similar outflow in 2017/18, which we won't know for a few months, it would hardly be a surprise if Ashley wanted to rein in the spending. To carry on as you were would see in seious trouble sooner rather than later.
 
stephen cartwright said:
Reported for about the tenth time.

You bring nothing to the board and post non stop abuse on a Safc message board that you have long outstayed your welcome.

A truly pathetic individual who is not funny, original or clever in anyway whatsoever.
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cheers mate, my post was born out the shit i was talking about in your thread you started, the thread ive praised you on for creating, i bring nothing when im abused daily and have to put up with it, which is fair enough but as ive told you i will bite back and i have.

thanks for reporting me :rolleyes:
 
Surely if the debt is slowly increasing, then Newcastle are still living beyond their means, despite benefitting from interest free loans. If Ashley starts spending more, then the debt will simply become unsustainable. What’s hard to understand about that
 
Grumpy Old Man said:
If we look at your cash flows, you haven't had a positive flow since 2014/15. In fact, that ans 2013/14 are the only years in which Newcastle has generated cash. Between 2015 and 2017, your total cash outflows were £57m, which would have been £72m if Ashley hadn't increased his loans to the club. If there's been a similar outflow in 2017/18, which we won't know for a few months, it would hardly be a surprise if Ashley wanted to rein in the spending. To carry on as you were would see in seious trouble sooner rather than later.
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This is the top and bottom, be all and end all of the conversation. When taking this into consideration it is only logical to conclude that they are a bunch of morons.
 
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