I have made a SHOCKING DISCOVERY after the Newcastle United protest meeting last night



I apologise for not knowing this in advance but I have since discovered poor comments made about this club #nufc #newcastle

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27 comentarios en “I have made a SHOCKING DISCOVERY after the Newcastle United protest meeting last night

  1. Martin Bradley

    The groups got every right to make their point of view public and say what they like, doesn’t mean anyone has to take any interest of them or agree with their ramblings. Fringe group making some noise, that’s all they are.

  2. Steve Darragh

    Some excellent investigation work there. Well done Mate.
    Whatever anyones opinion on SA the idea of cutting them off from sport is a not really an option. 70% of their population is under 35. These are young, very affluent people, who are 'internet savvy'. How many of those Saudi women are looking to the western woman and thinking "…hang on a minute. Why are those women able to do that?". How man young men are thinking "…maybe the way we treat women and other sexual orientations is wrong?". Wouldn't it be fantastic if Newcastle, whether the city or team, was an inspiration to accelerate change in the Middle-East?

  3. Steve McGarry

    Anyone calling out Saudia Arabia human rights issues who is from Britain is a complete hypocrite, since Britain has a far worse record – with the US the WORST human rights records on the planet.

  4. CrowTails88

    Imagine if thousands of toon fans turn up with the Black&White tea towels on they heeds to support the Saudi national team the protest group would flip out. but personally I’ll not be there because I fkn hate international football it is awful, Saudis are better than Ashley …. 2034 World Cup in Saudi Arabia ,

  5. Matty Blake

    I support Newcastle because of the club and it’s history not because of who owns it, leave politics to the politicians. No country is perfect and let’s be honest all governments are corrupt to some extent 🤷🏽‍♂️

  6. John Richardson

    The leader of the group is obviously a sad makem, it wouldn't surprise me if the top six are also involed. Adam don't cover them, this is what these sad bastards want. To change a regime you must embrace them and hope to change their ways, not isolate them.

  7. Terry Chandler

    Typical of us countries in the West wanting to change other countries who have lived like the way they do for thousands of years America still commit people to death an ourselves introduce slavery to the world hypocrisy thinking people should live in other countries the way we want them to

  8. Rodney Naidoo

    Wow Adam, I was also upset yesterday after watching the vid. It's simple: most of the other fans are unhappy of the way Newcastle United are progressing. We as NU fans have something to finally smile about – lets enjoy our success thus far and be proud of our club and everyone associated with it!

  9. Paul Garside

    I have nothing against people wanting to raise human rights issues in Saudi Arabia..but it's a wider issue than one club..every club in the prem is taking money from a range of countries with dodgy human rights records..so nobody should single out Newcastle ever..🖤🤍..and wor flags has nothing to do with politics. Club support only 👍

  10. ben southwell

    Saudi Arabia is an evil regime it always has been, the house of Saud run it as a their Fiefdom. The wealth fund that bought Newcastle United belongs to the Saud family even if they dress it up by any other title. That said if the fans are happy to have these people as owners in our/there club so be it.

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