@LukeEdwardsTele Hello Luke,
When you say lined up, is that fee agreed with selling club, agreement with player or still at the negotiating table?
Cheers
✍️ Meet the mentality minnows. Newcastle United, give them a lead and they’ll use it to tie themselves in knots.
👇 Reflections on a bad day for NUFC… https://t.co/00PrX3KUf6
@LukeEdwardsTele He’s not very good Luke, that’s the sad reality. Never good enough to wear the Newcastle number 9.
Best outcome is he scores a few more before end of season and then gets sold to Saudi.
4 Champions League Picks you can actually take to win on Wednesday, instead of guessing:
1) Monaco - Juventus -> Over 2.5 Goals @ 1.72
Both teams are under significant points pressure in the group stage, which naturally leads to an aggressive mindset and a goal-oriented approach from the opening minutes.
Monaco and Juventus possess enough attacking quality, yet both have shown defensive instability, reflected clearly in their goals conceded per match.
The tactical setup points toward an open contest, as a draw offers little value to either side in the fight for direct qualification or playoff positioning.
2) Napoli - Chelsea -> Over 2.5 Goals @ 1.80
The final-round context removes any room for caution, as both Chelsea and Napoli are forced to chase a win at all costs.
A draw benefits neither side, naturally leading to higher risk-taking, more attacking decisions, and a far more open game structure.
From a statistical perspective, the 2.5-goal line appears conservative given this season’s Champions League scoring average and goal-heavy trend.
3) Borussia Dortmund - Inter -> Draw No Bet - Inter @ 1.75
Inter approach the match with a clearer objective and higher motivation, as a win would almost certainly secure direct qualification to the round of 16.
Dortmund have shown inconsistency both in the Champions League and domestically, with a lack of stability and confidence affecting their performances.
The Italian side possess a more balanced squad, greater tactical maturity, and benefit from an extra day of rest.
4) Benfica - Real Madrid -> Real Madrid Win @ 1.75
Benfica show significant inconsistency in the group stage and are forced to chase a win at all costs, but their form is too unstable.
Real Madrid enter the match with an excellent three-game winning streak and a visibly restored rhythm, boosting team confidence.
The visitors have a stronger squad, superior tactical organization, and higher attacking efficiency that Benfica struggles to counter.
@Bazro10 Couldn’t agree more, I’d love to know what credentials he’s has to be head of the academy.
Heard he’s a complete prick as well and not well liked at all which is probably why the u21 coaches keep leaving.
Former Liverpool coach Vitor Matos is in advanced talks to become Swansea’s new manager. Hammarby head coach Kim Hellberg is no longer in the running for the Swansea job. #Swans#Swansea