Recruitment drive begins anew?


Permanent?

By Tyne Talk
June 29 2014

Now stop me if you have heard this all before, but according to the Journal, our misfiring recruitment drive is to begin afresh next week. This tends to have the same frequency and meaning as an apology off Ranger, but never the less, Season tickets need to be sold.

It is being reported that talks with at least three new replacements will be held next week, probably from our safe side of the line, with the wonder that wasn’t luuk de jong, thought to be one of the players concerned, with a derisory 1 million pound bid about to be tabled.

 A shortlist supposedly includes Hertha Berlin striker Pierre-Michel Lasogga, a Spanish-based striker and Lyon forward Alexandre Lacazette, is being talked

It obviously remains to be seen if this is anything more than just talk, but with rumours of moves out a lot more substantial than any moves into the club, something surely has to happen, if the Premier league money is to continue after next season.

I will hope for the best, I just won’t hold my breath.

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Recruitment drive begins anew?
Discussion started by TyneTalk (IP Logged), 29/06/2014 12:53
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29/06/2014 12:53
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blackspiral
blackspiral
29/06/2014 17:46
LOL.... Pardpoo and the Fatman spending money?...yeah right, i'll believe it once they pull on a shirt.

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mentalman
mentalman
30/06/2014 09:08
I posted a couple of weeks back that we were making moves for both brothers, it has always been the clubs intention to sign luuk but they needed to get out of the deal that was agreed as part of the loan as they didn't think he was worth the 8million

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