Can Fulham Pull It Off? | Park to Legend FM26 Ep 28

https://youtu.be/VrDFhNa0uTw

#nufc #caraboa #fm26 #FFC #fulham #football #gaming #footballmanager #southshields #ssfc #mariners #cottagers

⚫ Six-strong department 👥
⚪ Among best-resourced in PL 👀
⚫ How loans are identified ⚖️
⚪ Cordero, Neave, Park, Shahar ⁉️

🔍 Cordero, game-time & approach to loans - @TheAthleticFC looks into #NUFC's much-scrutinised (& growing) loans department: https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7146105/2026/03/27/newcastle-united-loans-cordero-transfers

🚨 Newcastle are in talks with Independiente del Valle for highly-regarded teenage attacker Johan Martínez.

Several European clubs have made approaches this year, but #NUFC are currently advancing.

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🚨⚪️⚫️ Newcastle are in talks for a new contract with Lewis Miley, negotiations on.

Young talented midfielder is of strong interest to several top clubs; #NUFC want to give the home town player a new deal and build into the future with him as a main player in the team.

The importance of learning. Fascinating listening to Lewis Hall speaking after England training at St George’s Park. Hall spoke at length about his hunger to learn and develop. Newcastle United left-back has learned from recent experiences, good and bad, playing against elite wide players like Barcelona’s Lamine Yamal in the last 16 of the Champions League.

Hall did well against Yamal in the drawn first leg at St James’ Park, although the Spanish international converted a late pen. Hall: “I was very pleased the way I performed. I'd say the same in the second leg for the first half, I was reasonably happy.” Yamal showed his threat just before half-time and then ran riot in the second half.

“These players are the best players in the world. Sometimes they can't necessarily be at their level for the full 90 minutes, but even when they’re not at their best, they show their quality in moments throughout the game. He’s someone when the team is not doing well he can change the scoreline by himself. He's definitely a special player.”

As well as Yamal, Hall has faced Antoine Semenyo, Bryan Mbeumo and Mo Salah in recent weeks, continuing his education. “You've got to test yourself against the best. I went through a short time-frame where I've had a lot of games playing against the top players in the world. It’s a difficult challenge, but I wanted that challenge. It's been a learning curve.”

He learned breaking through at Chelsea, especially from senior pros like Thiago Silva. “Although he didn't necessarily speak much English, he was so good to me. He always wanted to help me improve. He was playing a lot of games at the time and still taking time on the training pitch to help me. I’m really grateful.”

Eddie Howe has been an important teacher at Newcastle. “He's been a massive help for me. He’s done so much to help me be in the position I am now. He's helped me a lot off the pitch in ways to be around the training ground, and how to interact with all the lads. And then on the pitch, he’s showed a lot of belief in me, and taught me a lot about the defensive side of my game, which was the main area I needed to improve when I first joined. He spent a lot of time staying behind after training, working with me. I'm always grateful for that. Top coach.” #CFC #NUFC #ENG

🔲 Extended Howe debate: can he turn this around? ⏳
🔳 Club view? ⚖️
🔲 Gordon's #SAFC remarks 🤯
🔳 #NUFC squad overhaul - will Howe lead it? 🔮
🔲 Ramage on Lasses™️

🎧 New free midweek @[email protected] (expect whining), w/ @GeorgeCaulkin @[email protected]: https://pod.fo/e/3be366

⚫ Could Eddie Howe walk this summer? 🔮
⚪ Is Howe under increased internal pressure? 🤔
⚫ Why was Nick Woltemade signed? 🔍
⚪ What's happening with Yoane Wissa? 😬
⚫ Only "soft" media questions to Howe? 🗣️❔

⁉️ 'Inside #NUFC' - your Qs answered:
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7140155/2026/03/24/newcastle-eddie-howe-future-nick-woltemade-analysis/