Thread for deluded Newcastle fans part three ( trackers new)

whos pickin the team today then?

Is Dummett too slow to be considered for left back these days ?

Purp,Schar,Lascelles,Trippier, Hall, Willock,Livramento Joelinton,Longstaff, Almiron,Gordon.

If you've got a pair of boots there's a chance you'll get  a place on the bench.

av got billys boots.you playin 3 at back?

22Pope
2Trippier
6Lascelles
5Schär
20Hall
36S Longstaff
67Miley
28Willock
24Almirón
10Gordon
7Joelinton

Substitutes
1Dúbravka
3Dummett
11Ritchie
17Krafth
21Livramento
29Gillespie
49Diallo
54Murphy
63Parkinson

Well normally I hate the international break however; tonights game was one game too much for them; tired and fatigued are the two words that spring to mind; All we can hope for is that the injury list eases for the return of the next round of matches. I think all Toon supporters realised that once the injuries started we would struggle and tonight has just shown that

FFS moaning about injuries and 2 games a week welcome to where you wanted to be

how easy was it to manage the squad last year

rockko totally right,have you got anymore important advise for us numpties

At Barca Pep said he liked his side to play twice a week, it kept them in the groove.

Have you stepped on a modern day pitch? They are like luxury carpets! Go to YouTube and watch a game on a wet day from the 1970s. The pitches are like a ploughed fields.

And football is nearly a non contact sport nowadays. And players all have nutrition plans and cryogenic pods.

Managers have 5 subs and concussion subs.

If your players are fatigued in November you should ask yourself WTF have they been doing.

nineteen points • November 11, 2023 9:48 PM GMT
rockko totally right,have you got anymore important advise for us numpties

yes dont eat yellow snow

or pat a burning dog?

Blimey we are attracting some characters on here aren't we . Would love to know which supporter wound Trippier up after the match; I can only assume drink was the cause of the outburst from the supporter; yes they played poorly however; if any Toon supporter is having a go at the players I suggest they go and follow a team like Man City who win trophies on a regular basis; Top and bottom of it is; we are in the 2nd year of a 5 year plan; there will be many more games like last night; and just think if the takeover never happened; we would no doubt be playing 2nd or even 3rd tier football this season

very wll said bish

I quite like yella snow

heathen

kin miserable morning

Anywon puntin ?

dont worry,notlongtillmay.broadway boy the nap.chantry hoose ew.

gud luk

why thank you kind sir.

Your nap peed in

had a good day bish.fed special been flying out.

better tomorrow though

Get ya tips oot

for the lads?

tellherthename and brechin castle. fancy luccia to run well and afadil for ew bets

another fruitful day.stayed on the mixed,too much special yesterday.

dubrovnik harry haydock sarraday is worth an ew bet.also if it gets heavy or very soft then jason the militantcould be great value at 40s

ew ffs

Just tryin to help you along and give you a winner

Back to real football tomorrow after the international break and hopefully a few more fit bodies back; guess at tomorrows team
Pope
Tripps
Lascelles
Schar
Livramento
Longstaff
Bruno
Joelinton
Willock
Gordon
Isak

Newcastle United has officially launched its Fan Advisory Board (FAB) as part of the club's ongoing commitment to supporter engagement.

The FAB is part of the club's wider Fan Engagement Plan announced in August 2023, and will be a conduit for two-way dialogue between supporters and the club's key decision makers.

The newly-formed board is expected to meet for the first time in February 2024 and will facilitate the exchange of ideas and feedback on a formal basis.

Who will be on the FAB?

"WE ARE COMMITTED TO COLLABORATIVE, CONSTRUCTIVE AND CONSISTENT ENGAGEMENT WITH SUPPORTERS, WHEREVER THEY MAY BE, ENSURING FANS HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO INFORM THE CLUB'S DECISION-MAKING AT ALL LEVELS."

FAN ENGAGEMENT STATEMENT
The FAB will consist of nine supporter representatives. While the group will not have formal club representatives as members, it will meet with club officials three times per season, with the club's CEO attending at least one meeting.

Of nine fan positions, four will be 'co-opted' for representatives of established supporter groups, with two seats for Newcastle United Supporters Trust (NUST), one for Newcastle United Disabled Supporters Association (NUDSA) and one seat for United With Pride (UWP).

Three positions will be for individuals who meet required criteria, namely one member, one supporter aged under 25 and one fan residing outside of the UK.

Two further positions will be open to supporters who are season ticket holders or members, however applicants must meet the eligibility criteria detailed in the FAB Terms of Reference.

Each co-opted representative will have a three-year tenure, while all other positions will have two-year tenures.


Head of Supporter Services, Sarah Medcalf, introduces the FAB at a recent supporter engagement event

When will the FAB meet?

The FAB will meet with the club on three occasions per season, as well as meeting independently on other occasions.

Following a recruitment process, the first expected meeting with the club will be in February 2024.

What will be the FAB's scope?

The FAB will retain a focus on topics including the club's strategic vision and objectives, business operations, the stadium, key matchday issues, any relevant heritage items, community activities and the club's equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) commitments. Sporting and on-field issues will not form part of proposals.

How to apply

To apply for a position, supporters must complete an online FAB application form by 1pm on Sunday, December 3rd 2023.

All applicants must be aged 18 years or over.

The club actively encourages applications from supporters across all protected characteristics.

Please read the FAB Terms of Reference and Code of Conduct before submitting your application form.

What will happen next?

A shortlisting process will be carried out by a Fan Advisory Board selection panel, which will consist of two non-Newcastle United representatives and one club representative.

In-person interviews will then be held for suitable candidates on Tuesday, 12th December at St. James' Park, or online for those further afield.

If you have any further questions about the FAB, please contact supporter.services@nufc.co.uk.

Could anyone have imagined this under the Ashley era ?; as Amanda said; they won't get everything right first time however they will try to rectify things that aren't working

Onwards and upwards bish.gonna be a long journey with plenty bumps on the road but we now have a better chance of competing with the big lads

lets enjoy it,the good and the bad times

22Pope
2Trippier
6Lascelles
5Schär
21Livramento
67Miley
39Bruno Guimarães
7Joelinton
24Almirón
14Isak
10Gordon

Substitutes
1Dúbravka
3Dummett
11Ritchie
18Karius
29Gillespie
49Diallo
54Murphy
55Ndiweni
63Parkinson

Bish you forgot Newcastle's most important players

Referee: Simon Hooper.
Assistants: Adrian Holmes, Simon Long.
Fourth official: Jeremy Simpson.
VAR: John Brooks.
Assistant VAR: Neil Davies.

3 keepers on the bench today

In the 31st minute when Benoit Badiashile had a header from a corner he was being held. For some reason VAR didn't spot it.

A very soft free kick for their goal; Joelinton missed a sitter; suppose Gallagher missed a sitter as well; all to play for the 2nd half

Now that is what I call a 2nd half thoroughly deserved; nice to see a couple of the bairns get to play as well; good experience for them; hopefully no more injuries for Tuesday

wasn't too sure about the Gordon signing..but getting better and better under Howe..(imo) ...looks a bargain already by current prices..

Gordon wasn't my 1st choice as well however; the management decided otherwise and it certainly looks like they know more than me

Tom Daley took his goal well.

A very good evening top dogs

As a young lad when I first heard the chant we can see u sneaking out at the match  it always made me laugh. 40 odd years later it has the same effect.

Fair play to the squad of players,next man up mentality is there for us all to see. Just get on with innit

Anywon seen poinaz oarsis? I phoned wor young un at half time and he said you'd need a screen the size of the multiplex to find them.

Kin boiled ham for sunda dinna the morra ffs

water off a ducks back man.i will have the Party Vibes after the second race today anyway.ale will flow freely like the slava from your chops!

the party never got started

however i still managed to get out and get a couple of gallon in to me. if you cant have a good drink then a few gallon will do

Can't see many changes from Saturday for tomorrow which doesn't leave much on the bench again; Hall back and possibly Longstaff ?

Aye same team bish


Pope; Trippier, Schar, Lascelles, Livramento; Miley, Guimaraes, Joelinton; Almiron, Isak, Gordon

a few subs 
Dubravka, Karius, Dummett, Hall, Huntley, Ndiweni, Parkinson

Not alot on the bench

In the unlikely event that Newcastle need any help beating Manchester United on Saturday PGMOL have announced the team they can rely on.

Referee: Robert Jones.
Assistants: Lee Betts, Timothy Wood.
Fourth official: Graham Scott.
VAR: Michael Salisbury.
Assistant VAR: Ian Hussin.

Battling for their lives and succeeding at the moment; just hope they don't run out of steam

What a fantastic effort; back to the walls for most of the 2nd half but couldn't hang on to the lead. Ref gave the penalty isn't going to change his mind; time to move on to Sunday now

You going somewhere on Sunday like bish ?

Saturday night then; Back to my 2nd home in Lanzarote a week on Sunday though

Ref gave the penalty isn't going to change his mind;


When you play an oil state club you never know if the Ref has been bought or not.

FWIW; Thought Pope; Livramento (especially for the goal) and Miley all had outstanding games tonight

bish must have some dosh

i honestly think ref didnt see pics we seen.the one on screen was hard to see it it his body first. hey ho we move onwards and upwards

Don't drink or smoke; don't go out; just save everything for a few holidays a year.

trackas, is that you messing around with ags markets ?

Dejan Lovren ?

Dec 2, 2023 -- 6:53AM, Trackman wrote:

Dejan Lovren ?

just everyone 1.01 about  30 mins afore ko

No not me

I thought u meant the names added to the market for tonights game

Dec 2, 2023 -- 7:07AM, Trackman wrote:

No not me I thought u meant the names added to the market for tonights game

dear me, just had a look

he,s always messing about with himself

Dec 2, 2023 -- 8:10AM, nineteen points wrote:

he,s always messing about with himself

i see manu had to travel by coach instead of flying
Gonna be knackered before the match

they are sitting in it not pushing it there.not an ideal preparation though to be fair.a result of these stupid fixtures to appease sky.

Well some of the players will have lost their shirt
Playing card poker

22Pope
2Trippier
6Lascelles
5Schär
21Livramento
67Miley
39Bruno Guimarães
7Joelinton
24Almirón
14Isak
10Gordon

Substitutes
1Dúbravka
3Dummett
11Ritchie
17Krafth
18Karius
20Hall
49Diallo
54Murphy
63Parkinson

In the settee end tonight. Only the two keepers on the bench ? Things must be improving injury wise

Referee: Robert Jones.

VAR: Michael Salisbury.

Not alot of attacking experienced options

Bish you are playing Man Utd, you shouldn't need too many attacking options

Plenty to get excited about and denied by the bar; same again 2nd half please

P!ss-poor finishing by Newcastle. Should be a couple up.

one of those nights by the looks of it.we know what happens next

Similar game to last season at St James; heres hoping we have the same outcome

Similar game to last season at St James; heres hoping we have the same outcome

Rob Jones should have carded Schär there.

With that tackle Schär should be off.

Thought the ref forgot his cards tonight; Maguire could have had 4 yellows; what a fantastic performance; well deserved

Schär should have got a yellow for the deliberate foul on Fernandes to stop a counter attack and another yellow for the studs on Fernandes incident.

It doesn't half pay to have a friendly referee.

might be the grinch in me but having watched the game again this morning after my run (sea surprisingly warm) i feel we arent getting enough shots away from around box,instead looking for little slide throughs.need more variation

Can't see anything but the same team for tomorrow apart from Dubravka in goal; Pope out for four months

an injury like that for a gurl keeper you might as well sit him next to tonali on the bus

Dubravka; Trippier, Lascelles, Schar, Livramento; Miley, Guimaraes, Joelinton; Almiron, Isak, Gordon

Subs: Karius, Gillespie, Dummett, Ritchie, Krafth, Hall, Diallo, A Murphy, Parkinson.

I see Newcastle's owner Mohammed bin Salman, the butcher of Riyadh,  met and shook hands with evil dictator Vladimir Putin today.

Do you think they'll be watching tonight's match together?

No surprise with the starting line up; hopefully no more injuries for a short turn around on Sunday

be a hard game tonight.

Tiger Tiger, here's the link you asked for

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Should he be needed, Newcastle's man in the VAR suite tonight, David Coote

Kerching. Trippier let off a clear yellow.

Stop start game tonight; thought Miggy should have done better with his chance; he just passed it back to Pickford

Joelinton got away with a straight red after the final whistle.

I can only assume Trippier has done his best mate a favour tonight; fair play to Everton they dragged us down to their level and reaped the rewards

guessing it wasn't a serious comment but..

Tripps' one of the best pros around...looked tired errors to me...understandably...lad set the tone for the whole 'toon revival in the last couple of years..

Blaming the opposition when you play sh!te.... priceless.

Trippier has been phenomenal since he came to Newcastle and he will no doubt criticise himself for the first two goals; it has happened now and it can't be changed; on to Sunday now

They weren't tired errors. They were proper c**k ups. He's a superb right back though.

The problem is when you play these teams who play low block and compact Almiron is akin to a chocolate teapot. Totally useless as his technical ability is so limited. Joelinton is the same.

Isak stood out tonight as the only player who could play in tight spaces. Even Bruno was poor.

The performance tonight was not as bad as the one at Bournemouth

There is no player in the world that hasn't cocked up in a match; lets see how they play on Sunday and judge them after that

They weren't tired errors. They were proper c**k ups.

you not think entirely uncharacteristic errors late in a game after a massive workload might just owe something to fatigue ?