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Jadon Sancho to the Toon on a free transfer: Yes or no?

Sancho’s 26 now and up for grabs on a free. He’s well used to a 4-2-3-1, can do a job as a 10 or out wide on either wing. Though Sancho’s mostly operated on the left rather than the right wing. He was pulling in around £200k to 250k a week last year. submitted by /u/midtenmagpie [link] [comments]

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Toon Tactics Tuesday.

At some point, once Osula and Elanga are fully fit. I’d love to see a front line with Pardo as an inverted winger on the left, Elanga on the right, and Osula leading the line with Wissa playing just off him. Then we'd have Barnes and Touré as options off the bench for the wings, with Ramsey and…

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When a gentle introduction becomes a baptism of fire

Matthias Jaissle warned the optimistic Newcastle United fans of “bumps in the road” while our team were winning three matches and drawing the other two at the start of his...You can click here to read the full article.

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Crude Leeds Analysis

Initially, I was frustrated with Thiaw and Botman. They never seem able to pass through the lines and either end up playing it to somebody who is marked and facing their own goal, or go long. We have a pacey forward line, but they’re all small, so they’re never going to win many aerial duels. Our…

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Ehat does "playing more vertically" actually mean in practice?

Emotional post after yesterday, I know, but I want to actually understand this rather than just moan. I always assumed "more vertical" meant win it back, transition quick, get bodies forward before the defence resets. Proper transition football. But watching us at times, it just looks like route…

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