Unwritten?
Who is this clown?
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Training in Spain with a PT waiting for the transfer apparently
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trainin in Spain but mostly waiting for the plane
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Like I said history is repeating itself.
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Blackpool in winter…grim
Important to raise again that Isak was left out of the Newcastle travelling party to Asia because they didnt want him flying with a thigh strain, and so whether he trains in Newcastle or in Spain he would be doing so by himself.
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The water in Majorica dont taste quite how it should
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A club owned by the Saudi Arabian sports washing fund citing ethical boundaries … now I’ve seen everything!
At least we know the reason Newcastle can’t get any signings over the line - they don’t actually check with the players representatives to see if they are interested in joining due to their moral compass 
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Didn’t spot that…
That’s going stand up in court.
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The toons have gone full loons too.
You would think they wouldn’t have the small club mentality but there you go.
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My point is that they are very much written (Premier league rule T.3).
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Being the only kid in our U/10 team photo not allowed to wear a kit that had the sponsors’ logo on it I would 100% sign for Utd if they offered me a contract.
It would guarantee them being relegated, and as a Liverpool fan, I’d be content to play for Utd if it relegated them
Darwin to Newcastle for 100m please.
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I dont think this happens now. For some reason sesko prefers United playing carabo cup 1st round v the likes of newport over CL newcastle.
Maybe next year.
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It’s not just that.
Newcastle can’t pay top wages due to PSR. It’s better financially to fail at United rather than to succeed at Newcastle. Less effort and all that.
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Newcastle is a good platform for a player to demonstrate their value. Utd likely pay a player like Sesko more today than Newcastle would, but if some succeeds there like Isak has and he gets to trade that in to a bigger club he’s going to end up on more there than current Utd would probably pay.
The issue is these players have to see there is a way out of Newcastle once they join and a path to join a City or Liverpoool, or Real if one presents itself. The Isak situation is both demonstrating the valuable stepping stone nature of playing for this version of Newcastle, but the overall “saga” may also be raising a red flag to those players about the difficulty in leaving when the opportunity presents. In the absence of that clear path, the sure thing money of Utd today has an attraction, even if it will kill your career.
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Yeah , Newcastle keeping that price tag on Isak is going to hurt their chances of getting other players.
Most of them will be apprehensive on whether they’ll be allowed to move out for a better opportunity.
I don’t think we’ll go back in for Isak if we don’t sign him in this window. Maybe in the winter window if the club needs a forward. But otherwise, I imagine that they’ll turn their attention elsewhere.
In the absence of Isak, I wouldn’t rule out a move for Rodrygo before the end of the window.
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