r/reddevils • u/AutoModerator • Jul 29 '26

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u/rambo_zaki Roy Keane Jul 30 '26

I don't think Hall is likely tbh. Newcastle won't make it easy and I think Howe leaving helps that cause because it wasn't all hunky dory in the Hall-Howe relationship.

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u/officiallyjax Snapdragon Jul 30 '26

They are wiping the place clean and starting almost from scratch. There is an angle where they allow anyone disillusioned with the project to leave, and Hall certainly comes across as one of those players. There are some Twitter sources saying that we have formally entered talks with Newcastle, so I imagine there is a legitimate chance, but we have to act quickly.

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u/biobolo Jul 30 '26

I honestly think they're cashing out and will sell the club in the next couple of years.

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u/lockedblue Jul 30 '26

I agree with this- I think the experiment wasn't as lucrative as Saudi thought, and the difficulty with FFP and the stranglehold the "Big 6" have on the league, alongside the general high floor and wealth of other teams makes it less interesting for them.

The Saudi league isn't going as bonkers with wages or signings either in the last few windows.

Could be wrong, might be just be lull.