"I'm NOT Twerking For Them!” | Newcastle Fan Explains Life After The Takeover
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After I saw some of comments I’m wondering you talking about morals as if you live in Utopia!!
We in Saudi Arabia not in Utopia too
BUT
We don't abbanding our old people away in the nursing homes
We do not expel our children from our homes if they exceed the legal age
We do not teach homosexuality in children's schools
We do not let our daughters, sisters and mothers become prostitutes so that they do not die of hunger
We in Saudi Arabia are a close-knit society that sanctifies family, friends, and neighbors, and we also sanctify life. Therefore, we have a strict judicial system, and we are one of the least countries in the world in committing crimes.
Schools are for free
Universities are for free
Hospitals and medical cares are for free
And for those who pay lip service to the war in Yemen, let him look at your wars at all times and places
Saudi Arabia entered the war in Yemen to protect itself from Iranian militias on its borders,
But you
Why did you make a war in Iraq? How many did you kill there and why?
I will not talk about what you did before that dates because a generation has passed and I am here talking to a new generation that is being brainwashed by its fake media with satanic agendas.
And please don’t talk about democracy which is all about who have more money he will rule the game from behind the scenes BECAUSE IT IS NOT UTOPIA NOT EVEN CLOSE
By the way I’m a big big big fan of NUFC and a big supporter in the UCL😘
كلام كبير
اديهم عيال التشلب
قهروني تكفى سو نسخ لصق واكتب الكومنت مليون مره عشان يفهمون ابنا الذينا
The thing is about Ashley being good for balancing the books it was a complete myth
Our commercial income was handicapped because he gave a lot of advertising away to his main business for free
He also cut costs down to the bone particularly behind the scenes which meant there was no infrastructure to grow the club and contributed heavily to the 2 relegations
emil is an excellent mouth piece for our fans. really knowledgable and well spoken bloke
incorrect
Bruh the saudi be like "dont twerk, haram"
As a Newcastle fan, I have to say this is one of the best if not the best video I have seen that deals with the NUFC + Sauid Arabia issue. The point was well made. people who support Newcastle and have supported Newcastle for years, 40+ in my case, will not suddenly stop supporting the club. Does that mean that I turn a blind eye to what is happening in Saudi Arabia, not at all?
The problem for me, and I don't think I'm taking it personally is twofold. Firstly we are by no means the first English club to have morally questionable owners. We're not even the first club to have owners from Saudi Arabia. It is 20 years now since Abramovich took over Chelsea and unleashed spending as we had never seen before. His business dealings in Russia are questionable, he has maintained a very close relationship with and supported the man who is still trying to ignite WWIII and we're talking about a club owner here who was denied a UK Visa. Following on we have City in 2008. Whilst City is not legally owned by the state of Abu Dhabi but Mansour is the deputy prime minister, and the country’s human rights record is regularly criticised by Amnesty International. The organisation’s most recent report found that the United Arab Emirates, of which Abu Dhabi is the capital, restricts freedom of expression (via the imprisonment of peaceful government critics), conducts unfair trials and arbitrarily detains citizens after completing prison sentences. Amnesty also highlighted that “women remained unequal with men under Emirati law”. Both clubs have been accused of breaking FFP rules, yet it is Newcastle who are constantly in the spotlight when the question of club morality is discussed.
The next issue is just how much we interact with and support any number of questionable regimes every day. The PIF spent £300m to buy NUFC but has purchased Facebook shares worth over £500m. They have also held or continue to hold shares in Disney, Marriot hotels, Boeing, Uber, etc. I worked for BAE for a decade, a company that had business with Saudi Arabia and many countries in the middle east. I know we can't check the morality of every penny we spend, or how our employers made their money but you'd be surprised if you looked behind the curtain.
I'd have loved Newcastle to have won the PL in 96, with local Chairman Sir John Hall running the club, like Jack Walker at Blackburn in 95'. But that ship has sailed and it did so when people turned a blind eye to who was able to purchase our clubs.
So ur well versed then, if u worked for BAE Systems u will have heard the criticism of them, just like u've heard the criticism for every other issue you've pointed out, so y did u think NUFC would just get a free pass? Nobody is singling nufc out, it's just the thing that happened most recently is usually loudest. Like City's 100+ ffp rule breaks.
@@jack28aug yes indeed I've heard the criticism of both BAE and various governments for selling arms to nations such as Saudi Arabia. But I'm struggling to try and recall the last time it was raised by the media. As you say perhaps NUFC is front and centre ATM. I don't recall the clubs having such scrutiny in the past.
@@BoldonBigLad I mean it's hard when we live in a capitalist democracy and we have companies and governments doing stuff we'd rather them not do, and it's hard when we love something and it gets associated with something that is nothing to do with u or the thing, both situations r completely out of our control and not our responsibility at the end of the day. Plus the fact most people who do want "change" only want it when it won't cost them anything personally so we're all hypocrites at the end of the day....
at the end of the day, AT THE END OF THE DAAAAAAY.
@@jack28aug I'm an RAF veteran, who left after 23 years in 2019. I wonder if a lot of people who are now experts in what is happening in Yemen, of which Saudi are only one of several coalition nations involved, have bothered to read what Amnesty have written about the UK's involvement in Iraq, Libya, Afghanistan & Syria? I’m certainly not defending Saudi, but I think people in the U.K. trying to take a moral high ground in relation to Yemen are beyond naive
@@jamesbothoms6009 We live in a democracy where we don't always agree with what our government does most people who criticise the situations in these other countries r highly critical of the uk government and certain companies that operate on their behalf. Its like thinking all Russains wanted the ukraine war. Daft whataboutery.
Another ignorant person about Saudi Arabia. Really disgusting to judge people because of what you heard from biased media. Go to Saudi Arabia and see what a great country it is and how wonderful ppl they are
Emil and James, that’s a good Friday!
25 mins into the ripple effect and this is hands down the best summary of the NUFC takeover. Love this content Jim
great interview - Emil speaks so well on Toon matters. Ironically, the Man City owners (before they bought the club) wanted to buy Newcastle United, Ashley is reported to have missed the meeting after a big night out and they instead bought City instead (and the rest is history). Emil is right though, most of the prestigious and historically big clubs were already bought up and NUFC represented a sleeping giant - huge 52k stadium, rich history of success (not so much in recent times), passionate and loyal fanbase. Consider they club was bought for 300m, the value of the club 18 months later would already be significantly higher due to the resurgence of the brand, the start of improving the facilities, the stronger squad.
Emil Franchi is a legend. His True Faith Fancams were must see
Can't believe people still talking about this
It happened and will continue to happening and you will see this club dominate every trophy 😂😂😂
Emil's mic seems ever so slightly out of sync?
Great content lads! 🙌🏽
Hi just wondering when you'll reveal the winner of the 3 VIP villa tickets ?
As an Arab, I am very frustrated by the video and by the ridiculous comments. THE Westerners especially the British need to learn two important things in their lifes, first thing is to receive adequate education about other countries, and secondly, not to put their noses in the affairs of others.
Most of them think they have such higher morals and can lecture everyone while knowing very little about other countries or history of those countries
I LOVE all this talk of fans not having to take responsibility for the owners country of origins actions. Wish everyone had a clear head like this for City over the past 15 years.
I like his point about not "twerking" for the country and what they do but liking what the owners have done for the club. Call it sports washing or whatever but go look at the the area around the Etihad stadium now compared to what it was. City's owners have provided housing, schools, training pitches, jobs. Completely rejuvenated the place.
LMFAO I was there today the area around the etihad is still shockingly poor. Plus how does it get funded once the qatari's get gone?
@@jack28aug firstly if you think it's bad now then you should have seen it before. Secondly, you got the wrong Arabs.
@@TheDaveCalaz my bad uae. But still the area has not been turned into some sort of utopia has it, they've been given a helping hand but its so conceited as well, gaining favour because they haven't completely neglected the area like the council have, MOST big football clubs interact with the local community they just haven't got extra billions to build em a school.
Not saying fans have to take responsibility for the owners, but it's not just a "country of origin" thing. Newcastle is owned by the Saudi sovereign wealth fund, i.e. directly owned by the monarchy of Saudi Arabia.
@@personator The football club is u mean, the fans don't get paid by Saudi's do they, and they r not owned by the club r they.
Rival fans are trying to push the blame on the Newcastle fans and its not their responsibility to bare any criticism, Saudi Arabia is an ally of the west and has hands in all aspects of sports/entertainment across the UK including Formula 1
Therefore what? Accept it?
@@efcdk92 Did you read their comment? At what point did they say accept it? They were just making the point that holding the fans responsible is ridiculous, which it is. Some of you lot will use any angle to try and start an argument.
@@efcdk92 Do you live in the UK? If so, do you just accept that this country does tens of millions of pounds of business with Saudi Arabia every year? If not, what are you doing about it?
@@willmurden1254 he says causing an argument.
What was the point of that second sentence other than to say "oh well accept it as it's in other sports ventures anyway"
To absolve them of any blame is also ridiculous anyway. When you can visibly see fans with Saudi flags in the ground.
@@acidmack1041 not voting Tory for a start
What a title 😂😂😂
James in shock after twerking for Qatar 😂
Everyone is twerking for Qatar now. All Manchester United fans are praying every day for a Qatari takeover.
@@Rain188 flood gates opened pal, if Qatar don’t buy us they will buy liverpool, arsenal or spurs
Jim has changed he’s gone from the heart and soul of his taraabt kit on the wall to having a full tv behind him just to display his own face. Crying
Nothings changed, he’s just at Spotify studios doing his podcast
@@willmurden1254 I’m joking boss
@@Freddogod Hilarious joke ‘boss’…
Relax!
Fuck me, it's the joke police. Stop upvoting your own replies Will
I think the concept of sportswashing is so funny and absolutely flawed. If people keep bringing up the human rights abuses in Saudi when they talk about Newcastle how can that possibly show that sportswashing has worked?
Look at Man City now, that’s where Newcastle will be in 8 years at most.
Spot on, I am Newcastle United fan also, but I never liked seeing saudi flags among our fans. But I can do both Support my team, but remain critical of where the money comes from.
And the uk flag is better? Lol wake up
@@m7mdalrajhi725 I do actually defend the takeover as Newcastle fan myself, but i can see both sides
I'm so glad my club is never gonna be taken over because of 50+1, rather play in the 3rd division than be owned by slave owners
Hi James
When your government stops doing business with the Saudis, I'll think about telling me football club to stop doing business with them.
Such a strange stance to take. You can lead by example not following these clubs. Clubs run by literal murderers
Gammon
Sure, personally I always excuse all my poor behaviour and choices because someone else, somewhere, is also doing it.
Mate people were talking about the Saudis b4 nufc, THEY EXECUTED A JOURNO IN AN EMBASSY, he got removed in several different bags.
@@jack28aug he was a terrorist though.
Emile hits the nail on the head again.
Great video long time Newcastle fan from Denmark since the seventies but a part of me is broken after the takeover 🤔 i am afraid the club is loses there soul😢 it's what i think sorry for the bad english.
Who’s the guy James is talking to?
Emil Franchi - Works in broadcasting, and is also an on/off member of True Faith NUFC whenever he's available.
As a Saudi I didn’t like that PIF took over Newcastle. We should have bought RichmondFC and signed American coach 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Nice a toon vid thanks mate
Rich for a British citizen to say
NUFC had same revenue as spurs when Ashley took over and have a look at revenue of both clubs now! Ashley did not grow the club in 14 years where every club in the league grown in revenue.
Ashley did the worst possible job at NUFC he was a terrible businessman for NUFC
He killed our club!
This narrative that ashley was a good businesman for NUFC is totaly incorrect.
100% agree. He could have grown the club in exactly the same way the new owners are and by employing the right people could have made himself a fortune.
Instead he ran the club like his shops, cut the spend to the bone and milk every penny of saving.
He’s an atrocious business man with no understand of football and no vision.
Why does it matter if Saudi took over Newcastle ? It's not like they gonna bring their law and order to Newcastle, It's just basically a strictly business nothing more. It's not like they got their money from doing illegal business, It's their oil money and trust me there are tons of business owner that doing illegal things worst than the Saudi and still remain
Jamie tart look alike 👀
There was nothing in the rules stating that states couldn't buy premier league football clubs.
This is just noise from the media.
Please don't twerk brother.... Its haram..... 😶
As a Newcastle fan I will concede it was a controversial takeover but what I will say it has made Newcastle popular in the public eye it's that old saying the such thing as bad publicity
As a Manchester United fan I have already said I will stop supporting them if they are taken over by Qatar. Feel like its the only way it can be stopped is if everyone did the same.
Why?
@@michaels09 I'm against the sports washing being done by middle eastern oligarchs. These people are known for horrific human right violations and even outright murder. I refuse to support that
If what you said is true which I doubt, it wouldn't matter anyway. The reality would be that the only change you've made is you no longer support Man U. Because there is a 0% chance of the vast majority doing the same.
@@michaels09 where do I begin? Qatar is a state with an absolutely abhorrent human rights record. The Qatari state owning PSG is merely a political move for them, it's sports-washing, they use PSG and their players for propaganda. Wouldn't be any different with Manchester United.
Yawn no one cares mate getting on your fake moral high ground doesn’t make you special
Haters gonna hate
but what if all this mumbling about Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is totally bias?
Is your attempt at clickbait howayy Jim
😂Pooooor
My you do talk some twaddle.
As a Saudi I’m just disappointed at the broken record propaganda and racist selective outrage as if they are experts about my country ...I wish PIF purchased Inter Milan instead of a small club with hardly any history like Newcastle ...furthermore, listening to British people virtue signal about human rights is like listening to a butcher talking about vegan values.
how is it racist lol?
You’ve got an abhorrent human rights record to this very day including executing people because of their sexual orientation, that’s why it’s called out. Newcastle fans can enjoy our club being successful and still oppose your barbaric regime. A Saudi Arabian football fan calling out Newcastles history is absolutely hilarious too. We don’t want you either, naff off and watch serie A 👍
Please tell us all what ‘history’ Inter Milan (founded in 1908) have vs Newcastle United (founded in 1892)… or do you mean success? The Saudis wanted to buy a club in the best and one of the most competitive leagues in the world.
Trying to argue the idea that Newcastle arent actually owned by the Saudi state lmao.
Newcastle fans peotested Ashley, but say nothing when bought by a murderous regime. Thats the problem.
Newcastle fans protested Ashley because of how poorly he ran the club, treated people and asset stripped it - they’re not protesting now because the club is being run well.
It’s frankly hilarious when other ‘fans’ take the moral high ground and claim it would be any different if they were in the same position. You can put any lens on it that you like, but the term ‘Murderous regime’ applies to most nation states (including the UK) - you just choose a certain perspective that fits your narrative and are naive to how the world works. Whilst the Saudis are far from perfect, let’s not pretend the UK or other states or many owners are any different.
Most educated man in Newcastle, surely. That city and that state are a match made in heaven.
Explain.
@@Kristian-wj9up Probably a mackem.
People don't care about the human rights in Saudi. They are triggered Newcastle United have the investment and their teams have not.
The majority id say it’s simply point scoring, but its undeniable the fact that Newcastle are merely just a sportwashing arm for a murderous regime. The assassinations, the criminalising etc doesn’t go away because of the investment
Half right. If fans are honest they don’t care about the actual human rights issues in Saudi, but they definitely do care when owners with that record are able to take over English football clubs. Even if it wasn’t a huge investment, you can guarantee Newcastle would’ve been subject to the same disgust. Nothing to do with jealousy.
Man U have received Saudi investment for years pal. Very little media coverage at all, I mean a lot of Man United fans are even completely unaware of it at all.
@@KellzPlays the UK have more blood on their hands than anyone.
@@KellzPlays what assassinations and killing?
it's not Saudi money it's "our" money, everything was invented in Newcastle (google it) everything needed to get the oil out of the ground in the first place, still to this day the huge oil platforms are built there on the Tyne such a rich history, Its mineral wealth was renowned. For two centuries the region fueled the industrial revolution and made Britain the workshop of the world. This was the home of the locomotive, the birthplace of the railways, the supplier of ships to the world, the lifeboat, where electricity supply, electric light and turbine power were developed, everything that uses hydraulics were first invented in Newcastle, even tanks, steam turbines, lucozade, domestos, perspex, windscreen wipers, water purification to name a few of everything we gave to the world, even the ship the Carpathia that saved the souls from the Titanic was built in Newcastle
I can relate to this so much. It's like they don't care about the fans at all.
All of Man united fans are twerking for Qatar now. Praying for a Qatari takeover every day