Newcastle fans may get a hard time from their club during the transfer window but at least they have a sense of humour about it. The club has released all of their kits, which are now on sale on the Newcastle website, but the fans have been playing the club at their own game with their requests.
Our @pumafootball kits for the 2018/19 @premierleague season, sponsored by @fun88eng
All the details: https://t.co/usHOIzOQ12 #NUFC pic.twitter.com/yqE06HQwWk
— Newcastle United FC (@NUFC) 17 July 2018
Whilst the club always manages to underdeliver in the transfer market, they always find a way to overperform when they bring out their new kits and this season is no different. The club’s three kits all have class about them and the fans will no doubt be putting their hands in their pockets to get one of the new strips at least. However, the fans have been joking about loaning the kits and then deciding whether they want to purchase them full-price at the end of the season.
These jibes have come as the club seem unable to complete any permanent signings. The Kenedy loan deal was supposedly going to cost them £20 million but instead, Mike Ashley opted to loan him and then assess his options at the end of the season. If the Brazilian has a superb season at St James Park over the next 12 months the fans could see themselves lose out on the youngster in the long-run as Maurizio Sarri could opt to make the South American a member of his senior squad next summer.
You can read our Newcastle fans’ verdict on their new kits here:
Can I have a loan on the away kit and I'll decide at the end of the season if I want to make it permanent?
— Andy Whittick ⚫⚪ (@whittick14) July 17, 2018
Why should we invest in new kits when you cant invest in players
— TN PAUL (@ParkerPaulp76) 17 July 2018
Can I loan one and then decide at the end of the season if I want it permanently then?
— Porter (@porternufc) July 17, 2018
https://twitter.com/jackwill93/status/1019245502968320000
I need to sell last season’s shirt before I can buy one
— Paul ⚫️⚪️ (@paul85nufc) July 17, 2018
Do you have to sell last season’s shirt first though ?
— 🇬🇧 Cheapo 🇺🇦 (@Cheapshotuk) July 17, 2018
Whilst the fans all love their classy kits, you can understand their frustrations at the club and their transfer policy.







