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When was the last time newcastle had a striker this good. Les Ferdinand?
Shola.
When was the last time newcastle had a striker this good. Les Ferdinand?
Has to be.Shearer?
When was the last time newcastle had a striker this good. Les Ferdinand?
Lee Bowyer struck Kieron Dyer a few times if that countsWhen was the last time newcastle had a striker this good. Les Ferdinand?
We should buy him. He’s definitely worth 2 Antony’s
Papiss Cisse, for about 8 weeks anywayWhen was the last time newcastle had a striker this good. Les Ferdinand?
Obafemi Martins. Or maybe Demba Ba. If not then definitely Faustino Asprilla.When was the last time newcastle had a striker this good. Les Ferdinand?
You're probably about right. Isak isn't what Shearer was by the time he got to Newcastle (already a PL legend with a ridiculous goalscoring record behind him), but his trajectory looks like he's genuinely about to become a permanent fixture in the argument for best striker in Europe, if not the world. But yeah, up to now I'd probably say Ferdinand, who was lethal in his own right and is probably underrated in the present day compared to how good he actually was.When was the last time newcastle had a striker this good. Les Ferdinand?
Definitely Nile RangerWhen was the last time newcastle had a striker this good. Les Ferdinand?
My bad i was referring to his previous swedish club. If i remember correctly he also had a short lived spell at DortmundHe never played for Copenhagen?
Come on, there is objectively no comparison between being the number 9 for Newcastle and being the number 9 for United. Competition is very different from scrutiny. Nobody outside of newcastle fans cared about Isak until this season.What do you mean by 16 months? Outside of the few injuries he has been performing from day 1. 'No scrutiny or pressure at Newcastle' is a bit weird line too. He even had a good Wilson to compete with at first when Wilson was still able to be occasionally available.
There is very little difference I’d imagine.Come on, there is objectively no comparison between being the number 9 for Newcastle and being the number 9 for Newcastle. Competition is very different from scrutiny. Nobody outside of newcastle fans cared about Isak until this season.
Fail to score for United and the whole of internet talks about you
Isak scored 10 goals his first season for you. Hojlund was being crucified here for the same stats in his first season
x=xCome on, there is objectively no comparison between being the number 9 for Newcastle and being the number 9 for Newcastle.
Just edited ahaha
Come on, there is objectively no comparison between being the number 9 for Newcastle and being the number 9 for United. Competition is very different from scrutiny. Nobody outside of newcastle fans cared about Isak until this season.
Fail to score for United and the whole of internet talks about you
Isak scored 10 goals his first season for you. Hojlund was being crucified here for the same stats in his first season