“We Got The Club Back” was the loudest chant at the mad fan festivities of forty after the sale of Newcastle to a Saudi Arabian-sponsored Saudi consortium led by Prince Mohammad bin Salman that ended the era of Mike. Ashley has been confirmed as the owner of the Northern England emblem for 14 years, which has recently been contested by a host of associations.
You magpies Following the confirmation of the € 330 million deal, they gathered around St James’s Park Stadium to celebrate the event with lots of beer.
It will be Amanda Staveley, a 48-year-old businesswoman known for her financial ties to the Middle East, now heading the destination of the River Tyne club, nominated, of course, by the Saudi consortium that owns Newcastle.
There have also been many enthusiastic reactions on social media to the inflow of fresh capital directly from the very wealthy treasury of the Saudi State Investment Fund, which is worth an estimated 350 billion euros.
Former glory Alan Shearer using Twitter and other former players, in statements to television and newspapers, such as Lee Clarke or Warren Barton, as well as current athletes, Callum Wilson, Allan Saint-Maximin and Paul Dummett, reacted to the news with euphoria, emotion and enthusiasm.
Dummitt, 30-year-old left-back from Wales, Twitter, seizing the moment to poke fun at Sunderland’s rival, who is in League 1, the equivalent of Portuguese League 3, and posted on Twitter a photo of fans of a nearby club with their hands on their heads as a sign of desperation when, for example, an incredible goal failure occurs.
Former star Shearer said, “Yes! We can dream again! “
