Newcastle I would think are even more up s**t creak than Leeds were

If I remember rightly when Leeds came down they had already shifted a lot of their big earners and were relying heavily on reserves and youth. From what I have heard the majority of their team are earning more than 15k a week up to anything towards 100k. It will be interesting to see how they get out of that one cause If Ashley wants to sell I cant see him putting any money in to fund the wages at this level.

Posted By: Klobo04 on June 2nd 2009 at 16:28:52

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Football is dying (Other Football) - BerlinCanary, Jun 2, 15:29:26
- Its not just the Premier League though (Other Football) - Klobo04, Jun 2, 16:12:38
  - I think they key though, is that so many beleive the prem to be a pot of gold (Other Football) - megson, Jun 2, 16:19:34
    - A year in the Premiership hardly did us any favours financially (Other Football) - Klobo04, Jun 2, 16:21:06
      - Indeed, and typically that was a point in which it was fairly sustainable. (Other Football) - megson, Jun 2, 16:24:30
        
        Newcastle I would think are even more up shit creak than Leeds were (Other Football) - Klobo04, Jun 2, 16:28:52
    - *the* key. (n/m) (Other Football) - megson, Jun 2, 16:19:50
- Sadly this is interesting, but seems to have got lost on here today (Other Football) - megson, Jun 2, 15:52:38
- Arsenal boasted their ?300m debt was sustainable because they built a new stadium (Other Football) - pants, Jun 2, 15:31:18
  - Because they're having trouble selling the flats on the old ground... (n/m) (Other Football) - BerlinCanary, Jun 2, 15:34:05
    - they do look a little odd... (n/m) (Other Football) - shoddy, Jun 2, 15:35:37

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