EXPLAINED! Inside Darren Eales’ TRANSFERS & NUFC Financial Accounts briefing

[@farindeeba543]

If we sell Bruno it would be a travesty. I’d be sick

[@phil5357]

Selling bruno would be setting us back years. If we can afford to add to the squad yet fine, but Jesus, don't start selling our best players

[@CaptainoftheCs]

Bruno was never going to be a long term arrangement simply because he can’t get about the pitch like the real big boys. He’s been brilliant and served his purpose well, but the guy has to be a stepping stone if you are going to challenge on all fronts.

[@Joelinton1892]

Lads I think its pretty obvious Bruno is leaving sooner or later. He literally requested a release clause in his new contract. I’ve made my peace with it already. Cant see him being here next season.

[@TonyTynebridge]

I would never look at a kinder egg the same again 😢

[@farindeeba543]

@@CaptainoftheCs yet a big club will come in and buy him for 100million! Can’t get about the pitch my arse he covers more ground than anyone look at the stats

[@BoldonBigLad]

Great video and clearly explains the situation. We're coming into this without the advantages we all remember with Chelsea and Man City where they just went crazy. We must box clever and whilst some dead wood could be moved on the likes of Fraser, Hayes, Gilespie, Manquillo, etc. will reduce the wage bill but will be lucky to bring in £100m. Trust in the board to do the right thing and remember they have to turn around the stats below from Ashley's first decade in charge, - In 2003, Newcastle had a higher revenue than Barcelona. In 2017, we had a lower revenue than Bournemouth. - From 2007 to 2016, Newcastle’s match day income dropped by 26%. Over the same period, Arsenal’s increased by 10%, Spurs by 32%, West Ham by 59% and Liverpool’s by 62%. - In 2007, NUFC had the 13th highest income in the world. In 2017, we didn’t feature in the top 30.

[@stephenderry9488]

"Moving on the deadwood" sounds great but bear in mind the Ashley regime put some of these players on extremely long contracts on wages that far exceeded their abilities, and like everyone else, no footballer wants to take a pay cut, and no other clubs want to pay their current wages, never mind a transfer fee. Ashley's impact will still affect our squad until the last of those stupid long contracts expires. Meanwhile Howe has decided which of those players have some value, not necessarily as first team players, seeing as we have no "headroom" to replace them in the 25-man Premier League squad anyway. The ones that haven't, Fraser, Hayden etc, he has ruthlessly excluded, but Newcastle are still paying their wages.

[@shauntaylor6040]

We are now 15th.

[@rogercookcouk]

Top marks Keith. Brilliantly put across as a fan and reporter, with understandable analysis. 👏 Head room. They know. Of course they do. That may cause stirs within our fan base, it's football. I remember selling Cole!

[@darrenmills6208]

I'd be gutted if we sell any of these lads. it feels like a proper family these days, club, players, and fans alike. But the reality is, as you just spoke, Keith. Would hurt so badly to lose any of these lads. Class video Keith broke it all down, lovely 👍

[@user-me1jb9xg4z]

Great content. In the owners we trust. Trading players makes sense, but frustrating! Given Chelsea and Man City didn’t have to follow FFP….

[@marcusoreallly]

You're spot on. It's like algebra. Sell one player for 60 mill could mean 3 new players 60 million each

[@RichMitch]

The player I'd be devastated to lose would be Botman

[@user-mf8pt8zx9q]

Great watch Keith, thanks 🙏🏻

[@user-xw9ob7zh9f]

I remember 1995 - the total uproar when we sold our top scorer who had broken Milburn’s scoring record in a season - Andy Cole. Keegan almost resigned when he was confronted by fans on the steps of St James…but not long after we ended up with Big Les and Big Al - and so nearly won the title…so let me ask you this - in the coming summer do you think we could upgrade Wilson; Almiron; Longstaff; Burn; Willock and those on loan? I think we can - but they have to go first… listen to Eddie Howe on the Man City pre-match interview - the really big names (Bruno, Isak, Botman, Joelinton) aren’t going anywhere soon…it’s the start of something massive!!!

[@j.j.911]

Excellent vlog. All sensible, cogent and fiscally sensible explanations.

[@donmongoose]

Plus the lovely sound of a cute puppy attacking a flipflop in the background lol

[@user-bw4ue7sc1w]

Thanks Keith, that was very informative. Great vlog as always, thank you. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@BigDom61]

Another brilliant video Keith thanks 👍👍

[@johnlawrence3570]

Brilliant explanation, thank you.

[@Robert.Sheard]

Villa, Brighton, and West Ham have all recently sold top players and reinvested. All 3, incidentally, are above us in the table this season.

[@DominoEffect2528]

If we're selling prized players I just hope it's aboard. We all know who's gains from FFP, if we end up selling to a top 6 club it would make it so much worse

[@Jules220965]

Love the New Puppy she /he keep u Busy.🌑⚽️

[@michaelarmstrong2432]

Good video. FFP only seems to maintain the status quo, it will take many, many years to consistently make the top 4, money or no money. As Eales said, it seems the only way up is to sell the crown jewels, not great, but fan base needs to be realistic and understanding when the inevitable happens.

[@stephenderry9488]

Success breeds success, if we get in Europe again this season (ideally ECL but even Europa/Conference are money-spinners and arguably much more winnable for a club in our position) then that will boost our revenues a year down the line and bump up that FFP headroom a little further. And our recruitment since the takeover has been spot on (if you take out unforeseeable circumstances) so even if we had to sell, say, Joelinton (who by the way Howe has coached into a potential profit instead of a potential loss) we can be reasonably relaxed that the replacement player will be just as good, or even (dare I say) an improvement.

[@marvinbennett7876]

Great blog

[@GeordiejesterTV]

I would however look to move longstaff and maybe even willlock depending on price and upgrade them

[@starlight6901]

Makes sense but we have to be careful not to sell a player that is worth more to the club than extra headroom. For example, if we sold Bruno, it would have a huge effect on the midfield as well as the atmosphere during match days as he is a crowd favourite.

[@stephenderry9488]

I don't think Bruno would want to go and I think Howe would argue pretty passionately against it. I suspect it's Joelinton they are talking about - a legacy player, that Howe has coached extra value into, who is worth more right this minute than at any point in his career. There will be no shortage of takers. He's important to the team, of course, but probably a little easier to replace than Bruno. On the other hand he's Bruno's BFF and we want to keep Bruno happy...

[@stephenderry9488]

well that post aged well. Joelinton out for 6 weeks...

[@starlight6901]

@stephenderry9488 nah, I feel Joelinton going would also upset the apple cart too much. We're much better when he's playing and you can see a difference in Bruno when Joelinton is on the pitch too. Two years ago, I didn't rate him but I love him now!

[@stephenderry9488]

@@starlight6901 I'd love to keep him and keep the rest of the squad too and bring in 3 world class strikers, 2 world class centre halfs and someone like Declan Rice. And bring St Maximin back. But... the real world says no. Sometimes you have to sacrifice a rook to take a queen.

[@LH22222]

Well explained keef. This FFP PSR is all new stuff to us. I’ll cry the day we sell bruno (inevitable with the release clause), but can understand and accept it to build us on. We need money in to spend. Life will move on and we’ll continue to grow. Howay the lads

[@noooname2568]

Owners were honest when they took over that this would be a long project. We achieved amazing things last season, but wasnt sustainable at this moment it in time. It’s still exciting times, even if it does take a bit longer to get there

[@petersimpson9852]

Keith speaking on behalf of all travelling away(loyal) fans need to be factored into out of pocket travelling expenses if the club rely on them to support the club during freezing conditions and financial s accomodation plus travel surely they need subsidised instead of lip service

[@chrisk3189]

Would be quite happy to send Tonali back to Italy if it meant Bruno, Isak and Botman, the 3 big assets stay.

[@clint3362]

question keith. if newcastle did decide to sell a star player tomake more revenue. can the player say no and run down his contract and choose where hewants to go

[@stanleywatters8857]

Loving the puppy kieth 😂❤

[@NUFC2412]

Love yr co host haha ❤

[@RENCHER]

Bruno will have to go in the summer. It's a shame, but it frees up a lot of money and he has his weaknesses too. Keep Botman at all costs.

[@peternufc1981]

How much does it free up ?

[@RENCHER]

@peternufc1981 It's hard to say exactly, but in spending terms probably £250m of extra budget to spend. I figure every player bought will be put on a 5 year contract from now on.

[@RavishingRickRude9]

Botman, Gordon and Sean Longstaff can go

[@Johno731]

Looking at this from the outside it looks like FFP = the chasing pack have to become feeder clubs for big 6 to survive? Going forward it looks like any signing made will have to have sizable sell on value, which makes the Phillips deal look dead money if the loan deal includes an obligation to buy in the summer.

[@hudsontv2379]

As a whole. We've got to be happy with these figures. Yes. We don't want to be losing our top players. But would it be so bad losing Bruno for what we can do with his money? I mean really? I think it'll be smart business. We've got to be happy with the increase in numbers that Darren has achieved also. That is with fighting against the years of diabolical ownership of Ashley. I saw what Darren did with Atalanta and what he did for them from nothing was amazing. I think long term as we all knew it would be. Will work out just fine. It's a project and it's going to take time. We'll get where we want to be. Look at how long it took Man City. They was basically us before the takeover. Fighting relegation and just being happy with survival. I know people want us to be up there right away. But it's just not possible. I'm happy with how it's working out so far. And it'll only get better. Great video as usual Keith. Keep it up

[@Sven78872]

Just a query on the transfer spend. Are the club saying that we couldnt amortise the £157m spend so it goes in as a whole, we can only amortise signings following sales?? FFP really is a mess if that is the case It just seems totally at odds with how clubs such as Chelsea operate

[@Robert.Sheard]

It's my understanding that all transfer spending is amortized over the life of the contracts (up to a maximum of 5 years ). So if that 157M was all on 5-year contracts, it's an FFP "cost" of just over 30M a year.

[@RobGThai]

We need to be able to at least fill the sold player plus one more. Thinking about market value, Almiron, Longstaff, and Wilson would be the most plausible around 30m then we’d be able to replace them to a degree.

[@RavishingRickRude9]

Lol Almiron is irreplaceable

[@marvinbennett7876]

Really sad to know this reality but we will soon

[@marcusoreallly]

BTW, with the new puppy..name? How much poop on your floor day? Cheers, man. Thanks for the updates

[@christopherhudson4134]

So if we sold longstaff for 30m could we sign 1 player for 150m on a 5 year contract and break even under ffp?

[@Robert.Sheard]

more or less, yep. As an academy product, such a sale is total FFP profit.

[@matthewsmith7244]

I dont know the answer to this, but wouldnt we have to wait until we paid a player off before we sell them? As you say, we paid 40 mil for Bruno, but didnt we amortize that fee? Wouldnt we get the most "head room" if we sell the player once weve fully paid off their fee?

[@stephenderry9488]

It doesn't make a difference, I think there are plenty of clubs still paying for players who moved on two or three transfer windows ago. Chelsea will certainly find themselves in this situation before too long. Once you commit to paying, that money's going out anyway (and you don't pay for anything earlier than you have to, so you keep the interest), but if in the meantime you get the opportunity to sell the player for a great big profit, you can still do that. If you are fiscally sensible you might set aside part of the money you receive for the outstanding transfer fees, or even structure the deal so that effectively the selling club is paying the fees as they become due (they pay you, you pay off the next instalment). But I'm guessing that probably doesn't happen much.

[@matthewsmith7244]

Thanks Stephen, that makes sense. I was under the assumption (probably wrongly) that if we were to sell a player we were still paying off, we'd have to pay off the fee in full once we have the funds from the sale (much in the way you have to with car finance). But if we have an arrangement where we can still maintain the payment structure, you're right, it doesn't make any difference. The point I was alluding to was, perhaps we wouldn't sell one of our stars (Bruno et al) until we'd paid their fees off in full first - meaning we'd at least have them around for another season or two.

[@stephenderry9488]

@@matthewsmith7244 Bruno's market value has undoubtedly rocketed. But there's always a tiny chance he could have a career-ending injury tomorrow (or, as a completely random example, be suspended 12 months for betting offences before he was ever our player). It's always a judgement call. Look at Ivan Toney, Fraser Forster, other players we let go for peanuts. Perhaps they wouldn't have become the players they did if we kept them, but you can only act on the situation as it is now.

[@marcusoreallly]

We're going to be limited to loans. Just keep pressing on. I feel better than ever now for the club, barring the injuries. 4-5 more quality players the next year, I'm happy.

[@phil5357]

5yr project. Even if its just 2 quality players every summer, so be it.

[@stephenderry9488]

It makes more sense getting loans in January than paying overinflated transfer fees that just eat up that headroom. Having said that, with players coming back, a more sensible match schedule to the end of the season and really just one trophy to play for, I'm not even sure we need immediate reinforcements. I'm happy with Dubravka in goal for 5 months, other than that we're just about putting out our first XI every week, give or take a Tonali. Our bench will look better when Barnes and Wilson are back, ideally Murphy and Anderson will also return in the not too distant.

[@jonathancolling4712]

With player trading, and we sold Bruno for example but the buying team paid in instalments we wouldn't get that £50mil in one go so how would be be able to say we have £50mil in but only £10mil out? Makes no sense, i get it if we got the £50mil up front but other teams will be doing the exact thing we are.

[@albertmooney726]

So we sell Bruno for 100 m . 60m profit . We can can buy someone for 60m and spend over 5 years . 12m per year which leaves us with an additional 48m to spend on someone else. Is that right ?

[@stephenderry9488]

Why would we only spend the profit? If we sell someone for £100m we can spend £100m. We've already paid what he cost us (or it's already accounted for if it's spread out over future seasons).

[@jameschorlton2619]

There is enough dead wood and fringe players we could sell before looking to sell the likes of Isak, Bruno etc. The value of players like Willock, longstaff and almiron will have likely increased, surely they would go first

[@BoldonBigLad]

The problem is who will buy them and will they leave if they can earn a better salary here?

[@stephenderry9488]

@@MrRabbitTube Lascelles wages are too high for Championship clubs and he's not the first name Premiership clubs will think of if they are looking for a defensive mainstay. Wilson's getting on a bit and has injury issues, will probably stay on as back up striker until his contract ends. Miggy and Willock have enough about them that clubs might be interested (Saudi league and US, if not Europe) and as fully paid-for legacy players will probably be top of the list for selling.

[@RavishingRickRude9]

Almiron is irreplaceable

[@niallpowell5456]

Almiron is easily replaceable we have minteh and Murphy to come back and they can provide assists

[@matthewbrown9882]

I would tend to agree, some dead wood coupled with some average players and we could be talking £60/£70 million, to then go out and buy 2/3/4 really good players. Think of the likes of: Longstaff, Hayden, Lascelles, Targett, Murphy (and dare I even say it) Wilson. I think there's going to be some honest conversations about whether the likes of Longstaff, Murphy, Wilson are part of our long term future... I'd personally doubt it and then we should cash in on them before they lose some value.

[@jonathanburn4388]

We need Dan Ashworth to work his magic and get a few unknown gems to either develop and keep or develop and sell on like he did at Brighton

[@SteveRes]

FFP is anti-competitive, clubs should challenge it in court. It keeps the PL a closed shop, how is that fair and "sporting"?

[@richardsmaller6646]

We have to get rid off some of our players we need some new players in

[@mayberry_47]

We have to keep Isak and Botman. Way easier to find midfielders than strikers and centre backs.

[@shauntaylor6040]

Newcastle have been planning to sell Bruno since last season that is why they bought Tonali.

[@MichaelBurge-pj9kn]

No way can we sell Isak and Botman. Tonali would be the perfect replacement for Bruno if needs must. Would be gutted though.

[@shauntaylor6040]

FFP rules will evolve as they are not fair at the amount.

[@benwalker3206]

I'd let go of all the old players and make the u21s regulars before selling Bruno. Now Tonali situation is biting us

[@kyleharris8215]

Ad be gutted if we sell the back bone of the TOON. Isac Bruno and botman

[@TommyHAT-1892]

I’d be gutted but realistically, selling just one of those three would bring in a huge profit for the club to reinvest and history has shown us with this club that we are a selling club, in order to change that we need to win things to change that narrative

[@GeordiejesterTV]

Id sell isak for 100m and try get guiressy, chiesa and barella. Keep Bruno at all costs for when tonalis back.

[@danieldixon6358]

Almiron Wilson longstaff willock would be the "stars" I'd let go long before Bruno batman or isak

[@grahamsidney9214]

I don't think we can bridge the gap. Stavelys five yr plan gonna go out the window. It's gonna take 5 yr to catch up to spurs and all the while they still moving forward. The dreams we had of being the next man city is in tatters

[@TommyHAT-1892]

Even if we don’t I’d be very happy competing for the top 6 every season with a good chance of doing well in cup competitions. The more we’re able to compete at these levels, the more likely we are to win something and I personally believe that way is more fulfilling as a football fan than being handed success instantly like Chelsea and City because we’ve seen with Chelsea that you can quickly build up and then very quickly fall down

[@MicHunt1]

Nobody will be the next Man City. Far too many rules and regulations but we now have a team that tries and a club moving in the right direction 🖤🤍

[@aarondunn332]

Graham, we are the fastest growing football club in the world. The gap is closing between ourselves and the Big 6, much faster than the 5 year plan.

[@drewsharratt564]

40% revenue increase year on year is amazing acceleration. If it continues at that rate then we're looking at having a revenue of roughly £921m in 4 years time. Of course that doesn't mean we can't compete and win things in the meantime. The futures bumpy (because it's Newcastle 😄) but it's also bright, enjoy the journey

[@stephenderry9488]

The 5-year-plan was smart, then we went and ruined it all by qualifying for the Champions League! If that hadn't happened we would look to be in a great position right now, instead the narrative is "out of the Champions League, nothing to play for, can't buy any players." Really, our ECL adventure will give us an extra player or two next year, and Howe has played his part by pushing the club further than the value of its squad merited.

[@TheYorkshireGeordie]

So what's going on with loans from Saudi Arabia? Surely Mitro and Neves would want another crack at the premier league

[@MrBruh-fz8or]

Bruno is gonna go in summer atleast we'll get 100M+ in transfer funds

[@stephenderry9488]

I'm not sure he will, he seems so settled and committed to the club and the fans and believes he can achieve all his career goals right here. There are legacy players (pre-takeover) who have done well under Howe who might be ahead of Bruno in terms of being worth more to us as sales than as squad members - Almiron, Willock, Joelinton.

[@anthonyabdorab]

you buy bigger players at bigger price less profit simple

[@antd6993]

Bruno release clause £115 million = x 5 ish in transfer kitty, so x 3/4 top top players….imagine world class striker, replacement midfielder, centre half and goalie? Nae sentiment allowed, he’s amazing BUT no 1 player is bigger than the Toon machine 😮

[@robbell4511]

Surely the 153m that was spent on Botman, Isak and Gordon can be taken over 5 years also? Meaning we shouldn't be anywhere near breaking FFP? You don't become a big club by selling your best players.

[@montybrewster7]

How on earth have spurs got a turnover of £440m??? That just doesn't make sense to me? They've not even had champoins league football, something doesn't seem rtight?

[@benshield4295]

Your comparison between us and man city a lot but they've broken ffp rules so no reason to compare.

[@paulmitchison3050]

Well explained kieth.. bit you'll still get fans who turn around and say................. !!

[@georgeclarke1183]

we need to sell bruno he our most sellable asset and do a aston villa they sold there talisman and rebuild there squad look what happened

[@ih8utoob51]

This is what all top clubs do move players on and improve the team weve gotta stop with the old mentality

[@stephenclose8035]

Aye but clubs don't sell their best players when they at their peak do they? The reality is if we are to build any kind of team that will challenge for top 4 and trophies then that has to be done by building round best players not selling them!!

[@ih8utoob51]

The problem with that is as a club were not there yet so sell to buy profit is the key

[@user-yo8yk3wo5d]

We will never be able to spend like the richest club in the world etc like what mancity did these rules are all imposed by the top 6 Premier League clubs to make it impossible for us to be top dog corrupt to the core😡

[@stephenderry9488]

If our commercial revenues keep going up at current rates, and Howe keeps the team overperforming (qualifying for Europe = more commercial revenues) and Ashworth keeps bringing in top quality players who can go toe to toe with those of City, Arsenal, Liverpool, PSG etc. then "never" will come around pretty quickly. By the end of the famous five-year-plan our revenues should be rivalling top six and squad should be competing with them in every competition. We're still only four-and-a-half transfer windows into the project, and I wouldn't say we've made a dud call yet, and I include Tonali in that.

[@user-yo8yk3wo5d]

@@stephenderry9488 wish I had your optimism hope you're right I can't see it myself

[@grayze07]

We have more money than god and still, we need to sell in order to buy. Its mad this system and clearly this is going to be a very long process. Only wished for us not getting screwed in champs to unlock money prize money.

[@vivovivere9858]

Sell Bruno???? and let majority "dead wood" stay in the squad???? wat the hell!!!! then we back to square one. play like Bruce as manager!!!!

[@jonathanburn4388]

We dont win games without bruno so unless the club have a like for like replacement ie quality, style of play, passion etc then we cant sell! If we could get £100-£120m for Isak i would only do that if we buy like for like quality which would be an oshimen type player! FFP is setup to protect the cartel 6 although Man Utd couldnt even get that right😂😂😂😂

[@cenkkorel7140]

What are waiting for to sell stadium name to one of saudi companies ??? Can bring 30-40 million revenue to club.is better than selling best players .if they going sell dead woods no problem. But bruno,isak,botman, livramento, lewis hall, gordon,they're future of this club,rest of the players they can sell (perhaps pope,and joelinton not)

[@paulwalton3391]

Think we're forgetting bout Tonali much prefer ta offload him if a decent offer came in than Wor Bruno who's now well established at our club

[@stephenderry9488]

Tonali is too good to sell, and given he can't play for 8 months, probably not the smartest buy right now for other clubs.

[@peternufc1981]

Id rather sell other players rather than bruno

[@jonnyhull7860]

Its a shame clubs like ncastle and villa cant proper have a go at the cartel big 4 ,but cant cos off ffp if ffp was scrapped they wouldnt be a big four it be a big six cos ncastle owners richest in world and villas owners also minted big 4 are scared in my opinion ,i think its unfair really how else are you supposed to compette with the big 4 buy selling ur best players give me a break ,let these owners owners should be aloud too spend there own money

[@stephenderry9488]

It's fun writing off Man U and Chelsea but if either of them ever gets their house in order, they can blow away Liverpool and Arsenal and be right up there with Man City. They haven't worked out the trick of converting squad value into a team yet, but that's just one smart management appointment or recruitment policy away.

[@Sniffer-NUFC]

Just seen the managers press conference. Missed the bit were he was asked how can the climb compete when we seek our best players. I’m sure these big tough asking press boys never lost their bottle.

[@Johno731]

Ed Mendy from Saudi a better keeper than pope and dubs

[@RavishingRickRude9]

Dubravka is the best keeper in the league

[@oumuamua1963]

Bluffing?

[@RSHeth1390]

Finicial fair play haha nothing fair about it

[@nutty4bolts753]

keith sorry , but i think this is absolute Bull, if mike ashley had talked this everybody would be up in arms, dont be blinded by the smooth talking, this is not right. if he does this you will lose the fight in the team. this team is built on team spirit, be warned you will lose all this if you treat players like pawns.

[@glenngregory3670]

If its bull why have Everton had a 10point deduction facts are are turnover is 100s of millions behind Liverpool spurs etc so don't think he's talking bull facts are the players we have from Ashley regime no one wants to buy so will have to sell one fans don't want to leave ,villa sold grealish look at them now thriving

[@nutty4bolts753]

understand your point but if we lose the spirit of the club, this will no longer be Newcastle united, ive been supporting newcastle since i was 7 years old, im now unfortunately just about 70 , ive seen a lot in those years, just dont want the club to become like manchester united or chelsea, with no feeling or spirit of a team .this is not a comment against Keith, its just a worry for the future , thanks for your reply , appreciated.@@glenngregory3670

[@BaronSpamedi]

You can choose not to believe it if you want. It's true whether you believe in it or not, though.

[@stephenderry9488]

With Ashley we were sell-to-buy so we could finish 17th in the Premiership every season. With Staveley we are sell-to-buy so we can get back in the Champions League and win trophies. Staveley's plan seems to be working a lot better than Ashley's was at the end.

[@BaronSpamedi]

@stephenderry9488 yup. What we really need is an academy that produces players we can sell for big bucks. We also need to be signing players we can sell on for big bucks too. Ashley liked the selling on for money part, but was only interested in investing as little as possible. All the bellyaching in the world by some sections of our fans isn't going to change the fact that it's the PSR/FFP rules that have our hands tied. We need to substantially increase the amount of money we make to compete with the likes of the 'big six'. If we just spunk money left, right, and centre we'll end up getting hammered with points deductions and fines, etc.

[@RavishingRickRude9]

Sell Sean Longstaff and Anthony Gordon. Not good enough

[@pamelahall1495]

Hi honey…I think we should sell Matt Richie ,Paul dummet and the players that really aren’t good enough and keep our prize players especially isak …he is vital to scoring goals 😢🖤🤍🖤

[@Jules220965]

If we have to sell a top player wouldn’t want to sell Miley sends out wrong message .But What come out of all this is the pressure on Eddie we need to support him he with out doubt the man to take us forward very Articulate Man gets us .In Eddie we Trust.🌑⚽️🖤🤍

[@johnlawrence3570]

Brilliant explanation, thank you.

[@johnlawrence3570]

Brilliant explanation, thank you.