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    Newcastle V Spurs tomorrow - 3 days after the season finished

    In Australia

    Despite scrapping replays for "player welfare".

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    Re: Newcastle V Spurs tomorrow - 3 days after the season finished

    Ridiculous. I wonder who'll show up. If I was one of the players, I'd tell the club to **** off.

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    Re: Newcastle V Spurs tomorrow - 3 days after the season finished

    First team for both all travelled except those with injuries. They won’t tell the club to **** off because it’s written into those nice fat contracts they all have.

    Player welfare my arse.

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    Re: Newcastle V Spurs tomorrow - 3 days after the season finished

    Quote Originally Posted by NYCBlue View Post
    Ridiculous. I wonder who'll show up. If I was one of the players, I'd tell the club to **** off.
    No you wouldn’t.

    Travel first class. Pampered all the way. Jog round at half pace and with little intensity in a friendly. First class all the way back.

    Sounds alright to me.

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    Re: Newcastle V Spurs tomorrow - 3 days after the season finished

    Just on the way home from the game, great to see a couple of almost full strength premier league teams in Melbourne, nearly 80,000 attendance at the MCG too. Not bad for a friendly

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    Re: Newcastle V Spurs tomorrow - 3 days after the season finished

    We did that in 1968 - 13 games in New Caledonia, New Zealand and Australia. Don't think we travelled first class though.

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    Re: Newcastle V Spurs tomorrow - 3 days after the season finished

    Quote Originally Posted by alan_corneli View Post
    We did that in 1968 - 13 games in New Caledonia, New Zealand and Australia. Don't think we travelled first class though.
    Probably doing the rowing.... to keep fit!

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    Re: Newcastle V Spurs tomorrow - 3 days after the season finished

    Quote Originally Posted by Harry Paget Flashman View Post
    No you wouldn’t.

    Travel first class. Pampered all the way. Jog round at half pace and with little intensity in a friendly. First class all the way back.

    Sounds alright to me.
    Have you ever flown to Australia? Have you ever flown first class? It's not even has comfortable as a cheap hotel room. Nowhere near in fact. I'm sure the players won't exactly be wowed by first class and pampering anyway. They could get that anywhere.

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    Re: Newcastle V Spurs tomorrow - 3 days after the season finished

    Are they home yet, or are they still playing tomorrow

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    Re: Newcastle V Spurs tomorrow - 3 days after the season finished

    Quote Originally Posted by BLUETIT View Post
    Are they home yet, or are they still playing tomorrow
    Second leg in Greenland

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    Re: Newcastle V Spurs tomorrow - 3 days after the season finished

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    Re: Newcastle V Spurs tomorrow - 3 days after the season finished

    Quote Originally Posted by NYCBlue View Post
    Have you ever flown to Australia? Have you ever flown first class? It's not even has comfortable as a cheap hotel room. Nowhere near in fact. I'm sure the players won't exactly be wowed by first class and pampering anyway. They could get that anywhere.
    The answer to your questions is no and I've no doubt they can get get pampered anywhere.

    You said you'd tell the club to **** off which I doubted.

    If they did, I think the players should shut up, get on the plane and do the job they get paid a fortune for.

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    Re: Newcastle V Spurs tomorrow - 3 days after the season finished

    Quote Originally Posted by Harry Paget Flashman View Post
    The answer to your questions is no and I've no doubt they can get get pampered anywhere.

    You said you'd tell the club to **** off which I doubted.

    If they did, I think the players should shut up, get on the plane and do the job they get paid a fortune for.
    If I was a PL footballer and had given 100% from July until mid-May, the last thing I would want to do is get on a plane and fly to Australia for one friendly match. And I honestly don't think I would.

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