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  1. Theyve gotta stop this bullshit going on in football, obviously the Newcastle owners are all involved with these people in Saudi Arabia.

  2. You do sound salty 🧂 but it's not going to happen just media talking bollox again trying to stair the pot 🎉

  3. Craig worried about Newcastle 😆🤦🏼‍♂️ as are a lot of Liverpool fans by the looks of it 😆 I’m a United fan and I don’t care what other clubs do that’s up to them why are you lot so bothered? You’re worried can be the only reason

  4. You can always count on this mug to cry about something. Biggest waster on the Internet.

  5. hahah classic Arabs. shrewd business. while we struggle to buy a player from Nice. Newcastle are moving mountains making the impossible, possible

  6. ok i’m fairness this just shouldn’t be allowed, normally with these things i’m like if they have the money to do it then there’s nothing we can do but this is just straight unfair, it’s a clear loophole to stop ffp looking at them spending £50m on him. There’s no way any club in the world spends £50m on a player in his prime years then loans him out before pre season even starts cus it just doesn’t benefit them in any way

  7. Craig, I agree, and you are not salty. this way Newcastle can circumvent the "fair play" rule. We will reach the stage, when some EPL clubs will spend zero, and get all their players on loan from Middle Eastern clubs.

  8. Impossible, Al-Hilal Club has a lot of goals to accomplish. One of them is winning the AFC Champions League and building a strong team to be competitive in the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup. So, I don't think Al-Hilal will let him leave easily!

  9. They bought him like all the others to grow the Saudi league so they won't be sending him back to the premier league

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