Ciaran Kelly
Newcastle United Writer at The Chronicle
Irishman covering Newcastle United for the Chronicle and Journal | Also do a bit of #lufc at Leeds Live | Author of Jose Mourinho: Rise of the Translator
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1 week ago |
leicestermercury.co.uk | Keith Wales |Ciaran Kelly
Nick De Marco, the barrister who successfully represented Leicester City in spending rules disputes with both the Premier League and the EFL, has expressed scepticism about the implementation of proposed PSR changes in the top tier. Despite continuing trials with squad cost rules and top-to-bottom anchoring, clubs will for the time being remain restricted by a £105 million loss limit over three years - and even tighter constraints for those climbing up from the Championship.
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2 weeks ago |
chroniclelive.co.uk | Ciaran Kelly
Newcastle United had just moved up to third in the table. The Magpies' 3-0 triumph against Ipswich Town was their 20th victory in 26 matches in all competitions. However, talk quickly turned to whether the Carabao Cup winners could keep hold of Alexander Isak. Take it away Paul Merson. "If someone comes in with £100m, that's a lot of money in this day and age," the former Arsenal star suggested once again on Soccer Saturday.
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2 weeks ago |
chroniclelive.co.uk | Ciaran Kelly
Jamie Carragher has suggested that Newcastle United's Carabao Cup triumph can 'propel' the Magpies to even 'greater heights'. Newcastle defeated Liverpool last month to win their first major domestic trophy since 1955 and it is hard to imagine the black-and-whites waiting quite so long for their next piece of silverware.
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2 weeks ago |
chroniclelive.co.uk | Ciaran Kelly
Eddie Howe had given Newcastle United players the heads up. The Magpies boss was not going to be his usual rampaging self on the training pitches afterbeing hospitalised with pneumonia less than two weeks previously. However, it said it all that within 30 seconds of training starting, Howe had stopped his first session back to make a point. It was like he had never been away. Howe's swift return to Benton came as a surprise to Dan Burn, but not a complete shock.
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2 weeks ago |
chroniclelive.co.uk | Ciaran Kelly
Newcastle United have moved up to third place in the table following a 3-0 win against Ipswich Town. Newcastle took full advantage after Ipswich were reduced to 10 men, following Ben Johnson's second booking, and Alexander Isak went on to open the scoring from the spot just before half-time. Dan Burn's header doubled his side's lead after the break before substitute William Osula scored late on to send Ipswich down. Here are five things we learned from the game at St James' Park.
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Jamie Miley interview: ⚫The emotion of witnessing 'best mate' Lewis lift the cup ⚪"Our parents have got us to this position...they never gave up." ⚫'Relentless' Eddie Howe. "He will be on to you." ⚪Jacob Murphy's heartfelt chat and leaving #nufc https://t.co/sFw6ZgkAcf
"That's never bothered me...I count on other things against the ability to sign players." Eddie Howe on the 'edge' #nufc hope to have on their rivals in a PSR world https://t.co/2jZox7QvJP
It feels like #nufc are embarking on the next stage of a new era. But it's crucial the club also don't forget their past. https://t.co/VmrPZBgj4j