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I see Amanda Stavelys grinning chops all over the papers,where does she fit into this and how much has she invested,or is she just hanging on to some coat tails.0
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There's no way they're here just to take part, they'll be spending a fortune.Ormiston_Addick said:I think people are getting very carried away with this deal.
The Saudis have a lot of money, that’s true, but that doesn’t mean they are going to spend it at Newcastle.
They are competing with some other massive clubs for players and money is not the only thing that players think about.
Secondly, we have to see how the Saudi’s run the show, the Saudi culture is very much based on “He that has the gold makes the rules” and I think they will be very hands on and as we have seen at our place that’s not a good idea.
Success won't come quickly because they're currently shit and obviously have to gradually build a squad and the really big players won't go there yet. Initially i think they'll look at solid players from clubs like Wolves (Coady, Neves, Traore), Watford (Sarr), Brentford (Toney, Mbeumo), Palace (Zaha) and then try to pay over the odds to get players not really wanted by the big clubs, the likes of Loftus-Cheek, Conor Gallagher, Lingard, van de Beek, Oxlade-Chamberlain. They could probably get a couple of Barcelona players on the cheap as well. They'll also be able to go for decent players from clubs like Ajax, Lyon etc who can't turn down the money.
A side like Villa have progressed quite well with some good signings over the past couple of years, and you'd expect Newcastle will spend a lot more than them. I'd hazard a guess that by around 2024-25 they'll be serious top 4 contenders.2 -
I might be wrong but I am sure I saw one of those celebrating Geordies wearing an MBS face mask.0
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People celebrating a man that has ordered assassinations and committed several war crimes over the past 20 years.
But they'll be able to buy Coutinho so who cares right?3 -
Can someone remind me what Amanda Stavely has to do with us please? I know she's been mentioned a few times in past0
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I loved that game. Was up there with a Geordie mate for a weekend and got the rammed bus back out of town with them all after the game. They were absolutely steaming, in every sense of the word and hadn't calmed down by the time we hit the Bigg Market later on. Happy days.jimmymelrose said:The best thing about this is that it will sound really cool when I tell people that I saw Charlton come back from 3-0 down to win 4-3 at Newcastle.
As for this takeover, it's Newcastle after all so I can't help but have a sneaky suspicion it'll still all end tears.3 -
The very best players (until their final payday) will want to play for the best clubs where they can win the big trophies NOW, but below them there are players who'll move just for the money, even if it means an initial step down on the pitch, and you imagine Newcastle will sign a couple of those types initially1
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Isnt she the broker who introduced the Saudis to Newcastle and I presume us?Gribbo said:Can someone remind me what Amanda Stavely has to do with us please? I know she's been mentioned a few times in past1 -
PWR. People seem to be overlooking one major factor. This is Newcastle. It was already a big club. If it couldn’t win anything before it isn’t going to win anything going forward just by having extremely rich owners. All that’s going to happen is it’s going to end up with a squad of player’s that cost a fortune to sign and another fortune to pay their wages and they will continue to fuck things up the Newcastle way. It’s not the club, it’s the location and the catchment area of its fans.killerandflash said:The very best players (until their final payday) will want to play for the best clubs where they can win the big trophies NOW, but below them there are players who'll move just for the money, even if it means an initial step down on the pitch, and you imagine Newcastle will sign a couple of those types initially0 -
I suppose the difference is that the Saudis should be able to sell a better dreamletthegoodtimesroll said:
PWR. People seem to be overlooking one major factor. This is Newcastle. It was already a big club. If it couldn’t win anything before it isn’t going to win anything going forward just by having extremely rich owners. All that’s going to happen is it’s going to end up with a squad of player’s that cost a fortune to sign and another fortune to pay their wages and they will continue to fuck things up the Newcastle way. It’s not the club, it’s the location and the catchment area of its fans.killerandflash said:The very best players (until their final payday) will want to play for the best clubs where they can win the big trophies NOW, but below them there are players who'll move just for the money, even if it means an initial step down on the pitch, and you imagine Newcastle will sign a couple of those types initially
After all they'll be the richest club in the world so can pretty much promise the player or manager that top targets can be brought in if the targets are interested - Imagine under Ashley, they maybe could have signed someone like Haaland (what with his release fee), but they'd probably be saying: "Well mate, we're signing you, so we can improve. Unfortunately we cant afford any other superstars so we'll need you to carry us for a few years, if you succeed, we'll be able to sign others like you"0 -
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Which is why I said they wouldn't be able to sign the best players, and would instead sign the next level down who are attracted by the moneyletthegoodtimesroll said:
PWR. People seem to be overlooking one major factor. This is Newcastle. It was already a big club. If it couldn’t win anything before it isn’t going to win anything going forward just by having extremely rich owners. All that’s going to happen is it’s going to end up with a squad of player’s that cost a fortune to sign and another fortune to pay their wages and they will continue to fuck things up the Newcastle way. It’s not the club, it’s the location and the catchment area of its fans.killerandflash said:The very best players (until their final payday) will want to play for the best clubs where they can win the big trophies NOW, but below them there are players who'll move just for the money, even if it means an initial step down on the pitch, and you imagine Newcastle will sign a couple of those types initially1 -
People wrote the same things about Chelsea and Manchester City.letthegoodtimesroll said:
PWR. People seem to be overlooking one major factor. This is Newcastle. It was already a big club. If it couldn’t win anything before it isn’t going to win anything going forward just by having extremely rich owners. All that’s going to happen is it’s going to end up with a squad of player’s that cost a fortune to sign and another fortune to pay their wages and they will continue to fuck things up the Newcastle way. It’s not the club, it’s the location and the catchment area of its fans.killerandflash said:The very best players (until their final payday) will want to play for the best clubs where they can win the big trophies NOW, but below them there are players who'll move just for the money, even if it means an initial step down on the pitch, and you imagine Newcastle will sign a couple of those types initially3 -
I've got a novel idea that could save these billionaires a bit of money, that should stand them in good stead for the future -ForeverAddickted said:
Isnt she the broker who introduced the Saudis to Newcastle and I presume us?Gribbo said:Can someone remind me what Amanda Stavely has to do with us please? I know she's been mentioned a few times in past
- Look around for a Club that you fancy.
- Google said Club and find out who the owner is.
- Get one of your entourage, who you already pay a lot of money to, to look into making contact with potential vendor.
- Make offer.
These f'ckin brokers are as bad as the agents. Get a proper job ffs
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PWR. I seem to remember around December 2019 saying to my mates "I think that Charlton just became one of the richest clubs in the world". It all seems like a bad dream now.4
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The Robinho's of the worldkillerandflash said:
Which is why I said they wouldn't be able to sign the best players, and would instead sign the next level down who are attracted by the moneyletthegoodtimesroll said:
PWR. People seem to be overlooking one major factor. This is Newcastle. It was already a big club. If it couldn’t win anything before it isn’t going to win anything going forward just by having extremely rich owners. All that’s going to happen is it’s going to end up with a squad of player’s that cost a fortune to sign and another fortune to pay their wages and they will continue to fuck things up the Newcastle way. It’s not the club, it’s the location and the catchment area of its fans.killerandflash said:The very best players (until their final payday) will want to play for the best clubs where they can win the big trophies NOW, but below them there are players who'll move just for the money, even if it means an initial step down on the pitch, and you imagine Newcastle will sign a couple of those types initially
If they're lucky they'll also find a Vincent Kompany type signing who'll be good enough to keep up0 -
If it weren't for the scarf taker from down under, who knows what would've been......GoOnYouHaddocks said:PWR. I seem to remember around December 2019 saying to my mates "I think that Charlton just became one of the richest clubs in the world". It all seems like a bad dream now.1 -
There will be plenty of quality world wide with inflated egos, magnetically attracted to inflated salaries. An absolute opportunity to insert squillions of dirty luker into the wash, wack it on a boil wash, and have it come out the other side all clean but smelling of hypocrisy.3
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They probably did. However, the difference is Chelsea was located in city that could attract the best players on its own right, even more so after what Wenger did and achieved at Arsenal. Chelsea had actually been doing quite well on the pitch already before Abramovic’s money came along to bail the business out. ManCity had two big things going for it, what Man Utd had done for Manchester to put that town on the world football map and a core fan base that had followed it to league one and back and whose expectations incorporated that experience. Newcastle’s catchment area also serves Sunderland so enough said if you are a Charlton fan. It’s an area that likes to celebrate big time before they’ve actually won anything.SantaClaus said:
People wrote the same things about Chelsea and Manchester City.letthegoodtimesroll said:
PWR. People seem to be overlooking one major factor. This is Newcastle. It was already a big club. If it couldn’t win anything before it isn’t going to win anything going forward just by having extremely rich owners. All that’s going to happen is it’s going to end up with a squad of player’s that cost a fortune to sign and another fortune to pay their wages and they will continue to fuck things up the Newcastle way. It’s not the club, it’s the location and the catchment area of its fans.killerandflash said:The very best players (until their final payday) will want to play for the best clubs where they can win the big trophies NOW, but below them there are players who'll move just for the money, even if it means an initial step down on the pitch, and you imagine Newcastle will sign a couple of those types initially1 -
Didn't speak when we were getting pilfered, and always thought he was Charlton.EveshamAddick said:0 -
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I always thought he was a West Ham fan that played for us, we then sold because we rather have the money to get back to the Valley than go for promotion, then had a good spell at Newcastle. Nothing wrong with a player building an affinity for another club.Gribbo said:
Didn't speak when we were getting pilfered, and always thought he was Charlton.EveshamAddick said:0 -
Thought the story was that he went Charlton with his dad?letthegoodtimesroll said:
I always thought he was a West Ham fan that played for us, we then sold because we rather have the money to get back to the Valley than go for promotion, then had a good spell at Newcastle. Nothing wrong with a player building an affinity for another club.Gribbo said:
Didn't speak when we were getting pilfered, and always thought he was Charlton.EveshamAddick said:
But either way, I'm not saying there's anything wrong with having an affinity with whatever club they like, but still think there have been plenty of ex-players and high profile people with links to Charlton who could've shown a bit more support when the Club was so obviously being taken to the cleaners2 -
It’s been true ever since players have been paid.oohaahmortimer said:
I don’t think it’s just in the Prem , I’d say those words fit wanky Charlton of the last few years, just at a shittier level .Chunes said:
the mercenary type players (so few with a true affiliation to their club), the owners using teams as investments and changing the culture of the club, knowingly or not, the stagnation of the high press brand of football every team is churning out.0 -
Worth revisiting that game.
I like to think we were instrumental in propelling Newcastle to great heights. After all they sacked Ossie Ardiles within weeks and then employed Kevin Keegan to drive them on to success in the Premier league.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCBkdIyKPP8
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Bilko said:Ashley now has money to invest in another club, I’m just saying 😂
Charlton fans would never accept being 15th in the Premier most seasons
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Think I read somewhere that she will have a 10% stake in the clubthickandthin63 said:I see Amanda Stavelys grinning chops all over the papers,where does she fit into this and how much has she invested,or is she just hanging on to some coat tails.0 -
I disagree. They are exactly like Man City were when they got their obscene cash injection, and it wasn't long before that that I was watching them at the League One play-off final.letthegoodtimesroll said:
PWR. People seem to be overlooking one major factor. This is Newcastle. It was already a big club. If it couldn’t win anything before it isn’t going to win anything going forward just by having extremely rich owners. All that’s going to happen is it’s going to end up with a squad of player’s that cost a fortune to sign and another fortune to pay their wages and they will continue to fuck things up the Newcastle way. It’s not the club, it’s the location and the catchment area of its fans.killerandflash said:The very best players (until their final payday) will want to play for the best clubs where they can win the big trophies NOW, but below them there are players who'll move just for the money, even if it means an initial step down on the pitch, and you imagine Newcastle will sign a couple of those types initially0 -
Thanks for posting.Raith_C_Chattonell said:Worth revisiting that game.
I like to think we were instrumental in propelling Newcastle to great heights. After all they sacked Ossie Ardiles within weeks and then employed Kevin Keegan to drive them on to success in the Premier league.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCBkdIyKPP8
2 immediate thoughts.
1)How empty those terraces were. Guess the myth of 50000 geordies turning up every week is nonsense.
2) As Curbs always says, what a wonderful team of great professionals we had at that time. We owe that team a lot for keeping the club alive during difficult times.4 -
1. I've been up to Newcastle I think on four occasions and one time I think I'm right in saying that there were only 13000.Fortune 82nd Minute said:
Thanks for posting.Raith_C_Chattonell said:Worth revisiting that game.
I like to think we were instrumental in propelling Newcastle to great heights. After all they sacked Ossie Ardiles within weeks and then employed Kevin Keegan to drive them on to success in the Premier league.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCBkdIyKPP8
2 immediate thoughts.
1)How empty those terraces were. Guess the myth of 50000 geordies turning up every week is nonsense.
2) As Curbs always says, what a wonderful team of great professionals we had at that time. We owe that team a lot for keeping the club alive during difficult times.
2. I loved that team. They were so committed to the cause. I supported those heroes home and away every match in League, FA Cup and League Cup in 91/92. I was gutted when we just missed out on the play-offs.6 -
Wasn’t she having an affair with Taxi Lad from this parishGribbo said:Can someone remind me what Amanda Stavely has to do with us please? I know she's been mentioned a few times in past5
