Deloitte Football Money League called in to adjudicate - NUFC have 'historically' never been big NUFC EPL
Deloitte Football Money League called in to adjudicate – Newcastle United have ‘historically’ never been bigDeloitte Football Money League called in to adjudicate – Newcastle United have ‘historically’ never been bigI felt I had no alternative but to call in the Deloitte Football Money League in to referee.Some very inventive uses of the term ‘historically’… which coincidentally always seem to see the clock start at the most convenient point in time.
Anyway, this latest distorted use of ‘history’ / ‘historically’ has been sparked by the announcement on Friday of the Newcastle United shirt sponsor deal. With also a massive fanbase, shirt sales guaranteed to be huge for the news season , chosen for live UK TV 22 games out of 26 in 2023 in the second half of last season… many Newcastle United fans thinking that actually £25m is a bit of a bargain for Sela.
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