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    Newcastle United fans plot buyout as they voice displeasure at Mike Ashley
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    "Kevin was adamant when he came in he was going to have a say in buying and selling players " after all, it's how he made his name last time around as manager. "It all started around the April of last year when Gareth Barry was linked with Liverpool and Kev thought he had a chance of bringing him to Newcastle because of his relationship from their England days. Obviously, Barry's move to Liverpool turned sour, and he's at Man City after staying with Villa last year. But Kevin is convinced with the right backing he'd have been a Newcastle player." Full Article at The Telegraph
    It all started around the April of last year when Gareth Barry was linked with Liverpool and Kev thought he had a chance of bringing him to Newcastle because of his relationship from their England days. Obviously, Barry's move to Liverpool turned sour, and he's at Man City after staying with Villa last year. But Kevin is convinced with the right backing he'd have been a Newcastle player.
    SOURCE: The Telegraph 1 month ago
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Newcastle United fans plot buyout as they voice displeasure at Mike Ashley
  1. Kevin was adamant when he came in he was going to have a say in buying and selling players
    SOURCE: The Telegraph 1 month ago
  2. The findings of the report from the compensation do contain a lot of revelations but they don't tell even half of the story about what has been going on at that club in the last couple of years
    SOURCE: The Telegraph 1 month ago
  3. Realistically, we're looking to buy a stake in the club, though we don't think buying it outright is unrealistic in the long term. With the takeovers at an impasse, we're looking to raise funds to help a new buyer. We want to give supporters a voice, something they've not had in the past.
    SOURCE: The Telegraph 1 month ago
  4. The fact that the fans have been lied to is a damning indictment of the way the club's been run over the last couple of years.
    SOURCE: The Telegraph 1 month ago

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