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NUFC Sportswashing 2022

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I think the trip to Saudi Arabia is just what the team need.
A good helping of Peter O'Toole and Omar Shariff on the Prince's luxury private jet, will let these under-achievers of ours know exactly who they are now representing.
The irrepressible Yasser Al Rumyyan might even take the likes of Shelvey and some of the boys, onto the best golf course in the World.
It is a wonderful country with lots of good people, who can well do without western inteference and terrorist sympathising journalists.
Eddie and the players will enjoy the countless pleasures and new found adulation even more, if we can go there after a win against Leeds.
HTL and Saudi Arabia"

What an absolute moron this bloke is. He's in his 60s & should know better than posting pro SA stuff & arranging Gloaters piss ups
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It is pointless arguing with him. He is a bigot and set in his ways.
 
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Newcastle to visit Saudi Arabia: Amnesty International UK have warned that Newcastle’s controversial trip to the Gulf state could become “a glorified PR exercise for Mohammed bin Salman’s government”.

“A training camp like this could easily turn into yet another PR opportunity for the Saudi authorities, who are clearly pursuing an aggressive policy of trying to sportswash their appalling human rights record,” said Amnesty UK CEO Sacha Deshmukh.

“Under Mohammed bin Salman, the human rights situation in Saudi Arabia has become increasingly repressive with government critics, women’s rights campaigners, Shia activists and human rights defenders harassed and jailed, often after blatantly unfair trials.

“The closed-door trial of Jamal Khashoggi’s alleged killers was little more than a whitewash and Saudi Arabia is implicated in an entire catalogue of crimes under international humanitarian law in the long-running conflict in Yemen.

“Newcastle players, the manager and all backroom staff ought to be prepared to speak out about human rights while in Saudi Arabia. Doing so will be a powerful sign of support for Saudi Arabia’s beleaguered human rights community.

“If the Newcastle training camp becomes a glorified PR exercise for Mohammed bin Salman’s government, it will prove once again that sportswashing human rights crimes is the name of the game here, not football.”
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I think we all know what will happen. It’ll be “all about the football”. How are these cretins from our fine region, they should be thoroughly ashamed of themselves
 
richest said:
Newcastle to visit Saudi Arabia: Amnesty International UK have warned that Newcastle’s controversial trip to the Gulf state could become “a glorified PR exercise for Mohammed bin Salman’s government”.

“A training camp like this could easily turn into yet another PR opportunity for the Saudi authorities, who are clearly pursuing an aggressive policy of trying to sportswash their appalling human rights record,” said Amnesty UK CEO Sacha Deshmukh.

“Under Mohammed bin Salman, the human rights situation in Saudi Arabia has become increasingly repressive with government critics, women’s rights campaigners, Shia activists and human rights defenders harassed and jailed, often after blatantly unfair trials.

“The closed-door trial of Jamal Khashoggi’s alleged killers was little more than a whitewash and Saudi Arabia is implicated in an entire catalogue of crimes under international humanitarian law in the long-running conflict in Yemen.

“Newcastle players, the manager and all backroom staff ought to be prepared to speak out about human rights while in Saudi Arabia. Doing so will be a powerful sign of support for Saudi Arabia’s beleaguered human rights community.

“If the Newcastle training camp becomes a glorified PR exercise for Mohammed bin Salman’s government, it will prove once again that sportswashing human rights crimes is the name of the game here, not football.”
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thats exactly what it will be. but we are just bitter i guess
 
Exile 1968 said:
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I think the trip to Saudi Arabia is just what the team need.
A good helping of Peter O'Toole and Omar Shariff on the Prince's luxury private jet, will let these under-achievers of ours know exactly who they are now representing.
The irrepressible Yasser Al Rumyyan might even take the likes of Shelvey and some of the boys, onto the best golf course in the World.
It is a wonderful country with lots of good people, who can well do without western inteference and terrorist sympathising journalists.
Eddie and the players will enjoy the countless pleasures and new found adulation even more, if we can go there after a win against Leeds.
HTL and Saudi Arabia"

What an absolute moron this bloke is. He's in his 60s & should know better than posting pro SA stuff & arranging Gloaters piss ups
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Didn’t Peter O’Toole support Sunderland? :lol: “Giv ‘um a taaaste of who tha’ repraaazentin’”
 
richest said:
Newcastle to visit Saudi Arabia: Amnesty International UK have warned that Newcastle’s controversial trip to the Gulf state could become “a glorified PR exercise for Mohammed bin Salman’s government”.

“A training camp like this could easily turn into yet another PR opportunity for the Saudi authorities, who are clearly pursuing an aggressive policy of trying to sportswash their appalling human rights record,” said Amnesty UK CEO Sacha Deshmukh.

“Under Mohammed bin Salman, the human rights situation in Saudi Arabia has become increasingly repressive with government critics, women’s rights campaigners, Shia activists and human rights defenders harassed and jailed, often after blatantly unfair trials.

“The closed-door trial of Jamal Khashoggi’s alleged killers was little more than a whitewash and Saudi Arabia is implicated in an entire catalogue of crimes under international humanitarian law in the long-running conflict in Yemen.

“Newcastle players, the manager and all backroom staff ought to be prepared to speak out about human rights while in Saudi Arabia. Doing so will be a powerful sign of support for Saudi Arabia’s beleaguered human rights community.

“If the Newcastle training camp becomes a glorified PR exercise for Mohammed bin Salman’s government, it will prove once again that sportswashing human rights crimes is the name of the game here, not football.”
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We should add a flag with the Amnesty International logo at the SOL.
 
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Following on from what you said about something strange going on regarding our transfers I think crucial results amongst other teams that could decide our destiny need to be closely monitored between now and the end of the season….remember Everton laying down against the mackems the last time we were relegated under Rafa ??






What did you expect from the scouse mackems?
How the fk this second best Liverpudlian out-fit can call themselves the "People's Club" is beyond logical comprehension.
The most bitter and twisted fans in the Premier League"

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Saying Everton threw the game when we relegated them.....
 
richest said:
Newcastle to visit Saudi Arabia: Amnesty International UK have warned that Newcastle’s controversial trip to the Gulf state could become “a glorified PR exercise for Mohammed bin Salman’s government”.

“A training camp like this could easily turn into yet another PR opportunity for the Saudi authorities, who are clearly pursuing an aggressive policy of trying to sportswash their appalling human rights record,” said Amnesty UK CEO Sacha Deshmukh.

“Under Mohammed bin Salman, the human rights situation in Saudi Arabia has become increasingly repressive with government critics, women’s rights campaigners, Shia activists and human rights defenders harassed and jailed, often after blatantly unfair trials.

“The closed-door trial of Jamal Khashoggi’s alleged killers was little more than a whitewash and Saudi Arabia is implicated in an entire catalogue of crimes under international humanitarian law in the long-running conflict in Yemen.

“Newcastle players, the manager and all backroom staff ought to be prepared to speak out about human rights while in Saudi Arabia. Doing so will be a powerful sign of support for Saudi Arabia’s beleaguered human rights community.

“If the Newcastle training camp becomes a glorified PR exercise for Mohammed bin Salman’s government, it will prove once again that sportswashing human rights crimes is the name of the game here, not football.”
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Bet Amnesty watch Disney.
Mackem2017 said:
Newcastle hooligan offering Leeds fans a fight :lol:

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:lol::lol::lol::lol: Let’s use the term ‘hooligan’ loosely. Looks like he might get wrong off his mam if she caught him on YouTube.
 
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