SAUDI ARABIA’S PIF EXCITING AND AMBITIOUS NEWCASTLE UNITED TRAINING GROUND PLANS !!!!!



Huge Saudi Arabia PIF training ground plans confirmed by Amanda Staveley in the Athletic interview #newcastle #nufc #pif

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39 comentarios en “SAUDI ARABIA’S PIF EXCITING AND AMBITIOUS NEWCASTLE UNITED TRAINING GROUND PLANS !!!!!

  1. Ian Farrar

    Leicesters new fantastic training facilities is in the countryside half way to Nottingham…fantastic modern facility….no reason why it can’t be out of town!

  2. kipp

    The Dhss next to the Freeman is being moved to the town. that sight is huge we could expand the benton site into a huge youth academy and woman's team, and build a massive training complex for the 1st team less than a mile away.

  3. TheDefJamm

    IF St James Park was ever renamed, I’ve always thought it should be called the Tyneside Bowl or the Tyneside arena. Nice and simple. Plus, I think it gives a nod towards the wider Tyneside area in which a lot of supporters come from. It gives inclusion to the supporters who don’t live in Newcastle itself but the wider Tyneside area. It’s just a thought.

  4. Steven Parker

    StevenPrektn 54-in Corbett would be club in straws would become Gretna FC Arabic club it was another big round Newcastle United supporter only life mate did demolish it to scare bats

  5. Iain Scott

    Given the club used to own houses for the players at Woolsington, plus some players live in Darras Hall area. I think they will look to the North-west of Newcastle. Plus you have to consider proximity to airport. Sir John Hall wanted to build the training ground at Woolsington Hall beside the airport.

  6. Phil B

    Better when it's cold with your 70's Parka on. Always reminds me of Forest in the Cup 74 ;). Memory not good as a while since I was there but seems quite a large area South of the training ground. A few football pitches even. Money talks especially with councils and if it's feasible to expand there, I feel they might. Bad news for the environment and wildlife but houses springing up top of Station Road ignored valid protests. No inside info etc just remembered bike riding a while back down there and seems like plenty of room. You'll know better Adam after properly surveying the area.

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