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NUFC Sportswashing 2022

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Thatheaderman said:
19 year old young kid coming over from NI and excited at the prospect, and will give his all for the club that is owned by a rich lad, who is well supported by his rich family, who loves his doggies.
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Love the way they use signings to show what level we are both on, not like there's a league table that can show that.

Its like using number of corners to decide who should have won a game.
 
The Onion Bag said:
Love the way they use signings to show what level we are both on, not like there's a league table that can show that.

Its like using number of corners to decide who should have won a game.
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Even the arsehole news reader on metro radio who is a scum fan took the piss ‘Newcastle are expected to sign Trippier for £12 million today, meanwhile Sunderland have signed a right back from Northern Ireland for £200k’ then paused smug twat
 
Mr Clarko said:
Diego Simeone:
'We want him to stay, but you can’t force anyone to stay. An extraordinary player, he is an extraordinary footballer that has given us a lot. But as I have said, it depends on him. We hope that Trippier can stay but I don’t know if you can’t hold anyone back in life.'

Guillem Balague:
'Trippier close to leaving, mostly his decision. Newcastle had his go ahead as far back as November and fee could be around £13m. Simeone appreciates him so much that he changed to title winning system to 5-3-2 to accommodate him. But he wouldn't stop anyone who wants to leave'

Fabrizio Romano:
'Trippier wanted to leave - his decision was key to complete the move.'

Sky Sports:
'Atletico hoped Trippier would stay, but the defender made it clear he wanted to return to England.'
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So.

Do you think he would have joined you without scum of the earth money. His greed defines him as a man. As it has you.
 
Binxy said:
Shit signing at the price and wages.
He's a bottom half Premier league player.
None of the top 6, Leicester, West Ham, Wolves, Everton would want him.

Says it all.🤷‍♂️
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For Trippier NUFC were the only show in town. Plenty of the Premier League teams would have had him, but teams need to prioritise spending and spending 12m plus (I think I read) a further 31.2m on wages on a 31 and has no resale value is not priority for most teams. I bet Trippier can't believe his luck.

I always look at the personal circumstances - he's a five year old and an almost three year old. His missus (
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) will have ambitions of her own (maybe RHOC). He is likely has a house in Manchester already and will be staying in Newcastle in a flat. Newcastle are a convenient port of call. I am sure he is a good pro, a bit like Bardsley, but unless they replace the entire centre back pairing and centre mids that side is going no where.
 
Thatheaderman said:
19 year old young kid coming over from NI and excited at the prospect, and will give his all for the club that is owned by a rich lad, who has been involved in football all his life,who is well supported by his rich family, who have been and still are owners or major shareholders in top European clubs, who loves his doggies.
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Tidied
 
Mr Clarko said:
Diego Simeone:
'We want him to stay, but you can’t force anyone to stay. An extraordinary player, he is an extraordinary footballer that has given us a lot. But as I have said, it depends on him. We hope that Trippier can stay but I don’t know if you can’t hold anyone back in life.'

Guillem Balague:
'Trippier close to leaving, mostly his decision. Newcastle had his go ahead as far back as November and fee could be around £13m. Simeone appreciates him so much that he changed to title winning system to 5-3-2 to accommodate him. But he wouldn't stop anyone who wants to leave'

Fabrizio Romano:
'Trippier wanted to leave - his decision was key to complete the move.'

Sky Sports:
'Atletico hoped Trippier would stay, but the defender made it clear he wanted to return to England.'
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not seen for months. the purse of blood money opens and you are on here at 2am. sad fuck.
 
jlaws said:
For Trippier NUFC were the only show in town. Plenty of the Premier League teams would have had him, but teams need to prioritise spending and spending 12m plus (I think I read) a further 31.2m on wages on a 31 and has no resale value is not priority for most teams. I bet Trippier can't believe his luck.

I always look at the personal circumstances - he's a five year old and an almost three year old. His missus (
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) will have ambitions of her own (maybe RHOC). He is likely has a house in Manchester already and will be staying in Newcastle in a flat. Newcastle are a convenient port of call. I am sure he is a good pro, a bit like Bardsley, but unless they replace the entire centre back pairing and centre mids that side is going no where.
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Think” he’s “older than 5 mind?!
 
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The amount he cost is totally irrelevant. They are doing what they need to do to stay up (or win one more game than Watford or Burnley). Next year they will probably sign a 60m right back and bin Trippier off to Brentford.
 
mag in peace said:
I predict these players won't sell for more than Everton paid for them. Do you otherwise?
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Quite possibly, if they reach their potential and Everton aren't cutting the mustard they will move on for bigger fees, you know, the way fees keep rising year on year.

Oh, just to keep you in the loop and keep your fees accurate, Patterson didn't cost £16 million, I think you are quoting the potential fee with add ons, I think you'll find the fee was a bit less than what you stated.

Looking at the deal it looks as though Everton have got a couple of young and good players with great potential, one is a Scottish International highly rated with years ahead of him with potential to command a big fee in the future, you lot on the other hand have bought a player out for his last big pay day with no potential sell on fee, now, what were you saying about knowing nowt?
mag in peace said:
I predict these players won't sell for more than Everton paid for them. Do you otherwise?
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Bookmark this broken brains, Patterson when/if sold will move for more than what Everton paid for him. Trippier will be worth nothing.
 
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