Letters to The Mag - Newcastle United fans (and odd Sheffield Wednesday visitor) have their say nufc
The first was a short game and included Len Shackelton and Bob Hardisty and the main game had various substitutes including Jimmy Montgomery playing as a winger.We were certainly robbed – by one of the dirtiest teams in the Premier League – with help from shocking VAR decisions and a ref who was either intimidated or had a “sweetener” form LiVARpool.
By the way – can anybody remember when was the last time we had three local lads playing together in the past?Which brings me to my closing point – if our owners are looking at investing in other clubs, they should start by buying Gateshead, building them a new ground away from that awful stadium and use them to develop local grass roots talent and become our very own feeder club.
On the flip side, we’ve had Ian Herbert at the Daily Mail going well OTT in trying to paint a picture of SWFC trying a cover up, which as you’ll see from the chain of events is actuallyin terms of letting Newcastle know about the formal reduction in capacity before letting the SWFC administration know.
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