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14 - In Premier League history, four teams who were 14th at the turn of a year have then been relegated (Newcastle in 2008-09, Burnley in 2009-10, Norwich in 2013-14 and Leeds in 2022-23). Warning.
@LukeEdwardsTele@MsiDouglas How has that taken them all day?! Or all window for that matter?
Did they just pack it in at around lunch and just hoped for the best?
WHAT THE HECK ARE THE DOING?! It’s screaming amateurish
@tfNUFC@MsiDouglas Disappointing to say the least. Now looking at one player likely to come in and we still need a RW and have done for the last 3 windows.
Not buying the Mitchell excuse either because when he came in the journos said he’d been working away in background too
@MsiDouglas Is the market quiet? Every club around us seems to be doing good business.
Wasn’t the patient approach we took to selling also what caused the PSR fire sale in the end and crammed everything into one weekend?
Lloyd Kelly has finalised personal terms with Newcastle and will seal his move to this week.
He turned down late approaches from AC Milan and Roma, who could now turn to Everton's Ben Godfrey.
with @dantowen8195
https://t.co/Q2spWdFKAQ
@AdamCSharp@TaylorandPayne These may not be true (sadly) but in Wales we do call Jellyfish ‘cont y môr’, which does in fact translate to ‘cunt of the sea’