Chris Davis

[Chris Davis @ChrisD201103]

Fuck it. Here is a list of every stadium I have been to and the date and scoreline.

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[Newcastle United @NUFC]

Thank you, Tripps 🖤🤍

After four and a half years of incredible service to Newcastle United, we can confirm that Kieran Trippier will leave the club this summer when his contract expires.

Kieran arrived in January 2022 with the club in the relegation zone and played a crucial role as he went on to lift the club’s first domestic trophy in 70 years.

[KEITH HACKETT @HACKETTREF]

Andy I did the same in the night and could not find a reason why a second yellow was issued. It was NOT and act of simulation attempting to deceive the referee

[2000s @PopCulture2000s]

simpler times

[Chris Davis @ChrisD201103]

Him

[Legion Hoops @LegionHoops]

Austin Reaves beats the Timberwolves at the buzzer

Dawg.

[Alice Lia Maro @slimelia]

how i see the world x

[Stan Collymore @StanCollymore]

A lot to unpack.

Firstly, he's under contract, one he willingly signed.

Secondly, and I've experienced this as have a million players, I think he's alluding to ( on signing that contract) the old "do well and if someone offers £80m for you we'll let you go. Answer to this of course is a buy out clause that both parties should maybe have entered into.

Thirdly, he's doing something every modern ( and I hate it) player does. Won't take the very old school route of transfer request as it means giving up a large chunk of bonus/loyalty/salary. In short, modern players want to leave, be paid on leaving and on signing for a new club. Cake meets eating it.

If Newcastle said to him and his agent a year ago " we'll let him go if he has a great season " but it wasn't written down, tough on Isak.

If the player wants to leave but doesn't want to go on the transfer list, then that's the player wanting that cake and eating it.

If he's desperate to leave, put in a request, that alerts every club on earth of his availability ( if Newcastle accept it, and that should because no club wants a player who doesn't want to stay publicly/officially) he forfeits some cash but he's outta there pronto.

Newcastle can play hardball and make him fulfill his contractual obligations but they'll lose money month on month plus they'll need a replacement who does want to play for Newcastle.

I'd sack the agent if I'd received the advice he has, because his contract didn't have a " if you do well you can go at £xxxx", he's basically been out of action for a couple of weeks ( what's the agent doing to get him and club to agree an exit strategy???), an agent several weeks in should advise pulling the transfer list rip cord ( " you're going to lose some dough but your next club will make it up ") etc etc. And any public statement can be used in any tribunal against the ayer do advise him to keep it shut.

Piss poor agent work, naive player, "possible" renaging ( pure speculation at this point) on handshake by club, a football transfer room 101 in how not to handle a febrile situation.

[Toon Polls @ToonPolls]

3 years.

Happy Nick Pope Day everyone.

Nick Pope. #NUFC

[Chris Davis @ChrisD201103]

Unless im growing my hair out, I get it cut every week

[br_betting @br_betting]

Over or under? 💈💬

[Daniel Wales @danielwales023]

Newcastle were United first (1892 vs. 1902), and actually are United in the literal sense, being two clubs that merged in what is now a one club city.

Up until 1969, NUFC and MUFC had won exactly the same amount of major honours (First Division/FA Cup/Any European trophies), and up until the Mike Ashley era, MUFC had been relegated once more than NUFC from the top flight to the second tier.

So for all the claims at being small and lack of history, simply aren’t true, in fact for the majority of the 20th century NUFC were a bigger and more successful club.

The 90s-00s have, of course, changed the the respective sizes of the clubs, with MUFC growing substantially and winning much more. No one is denying that. It’s probably the reason you picked Manchester United to “support”. But to belittle Newcastle United in such a manner is just unnecessary, and if anything, untrue.

Where Benjamin Šeško goes may allow for some point scoring on here, but at least know your history first #NUFC #MUFC

[Thomas @thomashammond__]

For as long I’ll live, I’ll never forget this @IsaacHayden65 moment.

Backs against the wall all game, then this happens. Pure delirium and disbelief. Wishing him nothing but the best for the future. #NUFC

[Syd Steyerhart @SydSteyerhart]

I recognized that I was intelligent very early and was encouraged to set my career ambitions high. It wasn't until university that I realized, intelligence notwithstanding, my personality type and my temperament were absolutely unsuited for high ambition careers.

[Joe 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @halliday_9]

All summer Newcastles stance has been that Isak isn’t for sale, Liverpool have tried the dirty work to unsettle the player through the media and agents etc, all to offer a stinking bid when they’ve been given encouragement from the player. They’ve been fucking arseholes, man.

[jay⭑ @filojays]

would’ve landslid eurovision 2000 onwards

[Thomas @thomashammond__]

Pure unbridled joy. #NUFC

[Prince Debit 🇨🇲 @MainEventChris_]

HEY! NOTHING YOU CAN SAY!!!!!!

[NUFC HQ @NUFC_HQ]

NUFC & Adidas never miss 🤣

[Sam @SibsMUFC]

Just remembered Eddie Howe was Bournemouth manager when they were only relegated because Aston Villa benefitted from goal line technology not being switched on in 2020.

Which manager benefitted from this today at Villa’s expense? Eddie Howe.

I think the word is “karma”.

[steven ❤️‍🔥 @xsteeewx]

real top 4 of Eurovision 2025 according to me