Newcastle United – News Roundup – 14 July 2009.
Posted on July 14th, 2009 | 26 Comments |
“The process is moving extremely slowly, there is still genuine hope of a sale but it’s not looking imminent. Newcastle comes with a lot of baggage.”
The article goes on to suggest that if the club isn’t sold before the August transfer window closes then it would not be sold until the January transfer window opens and Ashley would have to continue as owner in the interim.
Michael Owen finally admits he didn’t ‘do his bit’ for us in an article in The Express. He says:
“People have had some justification to have a go at me in certain parts. I didn’t set the world alight in the last year or so at Newcastle. That is no one’s fault but mine. We were not playing well as a team and I was not doing my bit either.”
He goes on to claim that he is fed up with the ‘injury-prone’ label and that his record of games played over the last two seasons was actually quite good. Ah, who cares? He’s not our problem any more.
TribalFootball suggests that Beye is now looking to leave the Toon in frustration at the current situation.
Sky Sports suggests that the club is ‘extremely upset’ by the cancellation of the Utrecht game and a club statement apologises to supporters for the inconvenience.
That’s it for today I’m afraid. I look forward to the day I can report some good news.
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/2530804/HIV-sex-shock-for-6-Prem-stars.html