Secret Visage
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I bet he absolutely honks of garlic.
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The mags will really be in melt down today
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Tin Soldier
Striker
Just another mercenary is Benitez. Protects himself with the cult by saying he's unhappy then protects his bank balance by signing his own big contract. Both him and Ashley couldn't give a fuck about the fans and the city it's all down to money
Purrfect South
Heaven Branch
True. Even out of his league. I must say, he’s dicing with impending doom going for HoF. The retail sector on the high street is in a bad way right now.
Secret Visage
Striker
Could be a shrewd move, you'll be able to buy a Paul Smith shirt at the same time as donnay socks.
Purrfect South
Heaven Branch
Classy is, as classy does.
cheeses of nazereth
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CheersMarra84
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He’s just saved 17,500 jobs to be fair, surely that’s a good thing?
Secret Visage
Striker
Nope he should have spent £90 million to get the mags in tha yuropa leege.
The Fitter
Striker
Yes it sure is, but I reckon their current staff might be a little worried as well as relieved, knowing who the new owner is.
It's class, isn't it!
Half of the unwashed will be seeing £23 million profit in the transfer window, as being part of the money used to bail out House of Fraser
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surld Meetro so Ashlee could buy sum shops"
Just seen this on fbook
Cost of buying House of Fraser £140m
NUFC Transfer profit announced yesterday £20m.
Sky TV money for last season £130m.
Coincidence?? HOF and £10m profit.
The FA and Government need to investigate this as it is clear that football's money is being used to buy up business on the High Street.
Just seen this on fbook
Cost of buying House of Fraser £140m
NUFC Transfer profit announced yesterday £20m.
Sky TV money for last season £130m.
Coincidence?? HOF and £10m profit.
The FA and Government need to investigate this as it is clear that football's money is being used to buy up business on the High Street.
Did you reply ‘Yes, so stop being a moron.’
Secret Visage
Striker
They're like gravy covered zombies on toonside.Just seen this on fbook
Cost of buying House of Fraser £140m
NUFC Transfer profit announced yesterday £20m.
Sky TV money for last season £130m.
Coincidence?? HOF and £10m profit.
The FA and Government need to investigate this as it is clear that football's money is being used to buy up business on the High Street.
Grumpy Old Man
Striker
Just seen this on fbook
Cost of buying House of Fraser £140m
NUFC Transfer profit announced yesterday £20m.
Sky TV money for last season £130m.
Coincidence?? HOF and £10m profit.
The FA and Government need to investigate this as it is clear that football's money is being used to buy up business on the High Street.
Even by the standards of financial illiteracy, this is in a class of its own. Thank God I don't have to spend my time getting any kind of understanding into them.
sima-hebburn
Striker
meltdown you say, blood boiling
Here is the full statement:
Dear supporters,
As the transfer window closes and attentions turn to the start of the season, we wanted to make this joint statement, on behalf of everyone at the club.
Doing good business in a transfer window is about ending the window clearly stronger than when you started and we believe we have done this. The view we all share is that we have a better squad now than the one that finished tenth last season and all involved have worked tirelessly to make this happen.
Collectively, we must extend praise to Steve Nickson and his recruitment team. Their operations are year-round, but they have worked day and night in recent months to support efforts to enhance the squad.
We are all excited about the seven players who have joined us this summer. Their combined experience in the Premier League and at an international level – with three of them appearing at this summer’s World Cup for their respective countries – cannot fail to strengthen us.
Martin Dúbravka and Kenedy have already proven themselves to be fantastic players here and we are confident that Ki Sung-yueng, Fabian Schär, Yoshinori Mutō, Salomón Rondón and Federico Fernandez will be excellent additions to the dressing room.
Given our finishing position last season, we already had a team of players who were more than capable of performing well in the Premier League.
They have shown heart, guts and determination and the inference that they are ‘Championship’ players and not good enough is unfair and untrue.
The players all believe in themselves and in the quality of the squad, and we all believe in the players.
Now, it’s about all of us pulling in the same direction, for the good of the club.
This came through strongly in a recent positive call between our owner and senior members of the squad, who agreed that better dialogue going forward will benefit all parties and is in the best interests of the club.
With the transfer window now closed, the focus should be on unity and getting behind the efforts on the pitch.
We know our supporters are incredibly passionate and we know that passion will be channelled into supporting the players we have in black and white on Saturday, and every matchday thereafter home or away.
Here is the full statement:
Dear supporters,
As the transfer window closes and attentions turn to the start of the season, we wanted to make this joint statement, on behalf of everyone at the club.
Doing good business in a transfer window is about ending the window clearly stronger than when you started and we believe we have done this. The view we all share is that we have a better squad now than the one that finished tenth last season and all involved have worked tirelessly to make this happen.
Collectively, we must extend praise to Steve Nickson and his recruitment team. Their operations are year-round, but they have worked day and night in recent months to support efforts to enhance the squad.
We are all excited about the seven players who have joined us this summer. Their combined experience in the Premier League and at an international level – with three of them appearing at this summer’s World Cup for their respective countries – cannot fail to strengthen us.
Martin Dúbravka and Kenedy have already proven themselves to be fantastic players here and we are confident that Ki Sung-yueng, Fabian Schär, Yoshinori Mutō, Salomón Rondón and Federico Fernandez will be excellent additions to the dressing room.
Given our finishing position last season, we already had a team of players who were more than capable of performing well in the Premier League.
They have shown heart, guts and determination and the inference that they are ‘Championship’ players and not good enough is unfair and untrue.
The players all believe in themselves and in the quality of the squad, and we all believe in the players.
Now, it’s about all of us pulling in the same direction, for the good of the club.
This came through strongly in a recent positive call between our owner and senior members of the squad, who agreed that better dialogue going forward will benefit all parties and is in the best interests of the club.
With the transfer window now closed, the focus should be on unity and getting behind the efforts on the pitch.
We know our supporters are incredibly passionate and we know that passion will be channelled into supporting the players we have in black and white on Saturday, and every matchday thereafter home or away.
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Secret Visage
Striker
Wahahahhahahahahahahmeltdown you say, blood boiling
Here is the full statement:
Dear supporters,
As the transfer window closes and attentions turn to the start of the season, we wanted to make this joint statement, on behalf of everyone at the club.
Doing good business in a transfer window is about ending the window clearly stronger than when you started and we believe we have done this. The view we all share is that we have a better squad now than the one that finished tenth last season and all involved have worked tirelessly to make this happen.
Collectively, we must extend praise to Steve Nickson and his recruitment team. Their operations are year-round, but they have worked day and night in recent months to support efforts to enhance the squad.
We are all excited about the seven players who have joined us this summer. Their combined experience in the Premier League and at an international level – with three of them appearing at this summer’s World Cup for their respective countries – cannot fail to strengthen us.
Martin Dúbravka and Kenedy have already proven themselves to be fantastic players here and we are confident that Ki Sung-yueng, Fabian Schär, Yoshinori Mutō, Salomón Rondón and Federico Fernandez will be excellent additions to the dressing room.
Given our finishing position last season, we already had a team of players who were more than capable of performing well in the Premier League.
They have shown heart, guts and determination and the inference that they are ‘Championship’ players and not good enough is unfair and untrue.
The players all believe in themselves and in the quality of the squad, and we all believe in the players.
Now, it’s about all of us pulling in the same direction, for the good of the club.
This came through strongly in a recent positive call between our owner and senior members of the squad, who agreed that better dialogue going forward will benefit all parties and is in the best interests of the club.
With the transfer window now closed, the focus should be on unity and getting behind the efforts on the pitch.
We know our supporters are incredibly passionate and we know that passion will be channelled into supporting the players we have in black and white on Saturday, and every matchday thereafter home or away.
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MackneyHackem
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Their logo is a hoss iirc.
Two tbf.
I think admin showed the recovery plan for the fig leaf some were saying it was. It was a finger in the dyke. The Chinese money which was promised was not coming, and closure was.
That said, there will down the line be cuts and mergers all over the High Street, all over the UK and everywhere else. We can't have it both ways. Over thirty percent cent of shopping is now done online, the High Street cannot remain as it is and if I relied on one for a job, I think an operator such as Ashley might represent a better chance of one than some indifferent foreign owner, or City investment fund.
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