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Who And What Are We Winning For Exactly?

Newcastle Council Selective On Relationship With Saudi Arabia

 

 

Broken Promises And Degrading Local Democracy

Crown Prince Directly Involved In NUFC Takeover - Statement

Modern Day Slavery, Newcastle United and Newcastle City Council


What happened to Saudi Arabia’s “massive plans” to invest in Newcastle? 

“We Need Them More than They Need Us”

 


LISTEN TO THE VICTIMS - PUBLIC MEETING IN NEWCASTLE WITH LINA AL-HATHLOUL


Lina is a leading Saudi Human Rights Activist, now head of monitoring and advocacy for ALQST. Her sister, Loujain, was arrested, brutally tortured, and forcibly disappeared for months. Loujain was sentenced as a terrorist for fighting for women's rights in Saudi Arabia.

With St. James’ Park set to host the Saudi Arabian national team, we are honoured to welcome her to Newcastle to tell her story and speak on behalf of the victims of this brutal regime which owns our club.

A member of the Newcastle branch of Amnesty International talks to us about some of the human rights abuses taking place in Saudi Arabia, Nic McGeehan of FairSquare talks about the political implications of Saudi Arabia's investment in Newcastle, while John and Andrew talk about our group, their support for Newcastle United, and how that has been affected by the Saudi takeover of our club.

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FEATURED ARTICLES

Why I Gave Up My Newcastle United Season TicketA Newcastle United fan shares why he has given up his season ticket of more than 30 years since the Saudi takeover of the club.
Gulf-focused NGOs call on Premier League and UK government to curb state ownership of football clubsFive Gulf-focused human rights NGOs have written to the Premier League and the UK government to express their deep concern over the growing trend of Gulf state ownership of Premier League clubs


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A detailed report by FairSquare on the bigger picture, politically and economically, of the takeovers of two historic English football clubs. How a lack of civic leadership has enabled sportswashing projects in Manchester and Newcastle.

 

FA should stop Newcastle from hosting Saudi friendly, demands anti-sportswashing groupFans fear plans to hold a match between Saudi Arabia and Mexico will make Newcastle 'a billboard for one of the world's most authoritarian regimes'

The existential crisis of the mid-table Premier League fan: A tale of two cities

Chelsea imploded as they are wont to occasionally do, while Spurs and Liverpool’s poor showings left Champions League football seemingly up for grabs. Brighton, Brentford and Fulham all had exceptional seasons with performances and results beyond the wildest dreams of their supporters.

‘Why are they executing so many people? 81 before the Chelsea match’A group of Newcastle fans won’t be cheering if the club beat Man United on Sunday.
How Should Fans Feel About Newcastle United?Smart signings and Saudi millions have revived a moribund Premier League soccer team. Those cheering say they shouldn’t have to answer for the source of its success.
Sportswashing: How Saudi Money 'Neutralised' Dissent at Newcastle UnitedThe Byline Times Podcast reveals how the Saudi regime bought off criticism of its human rights abuses
Newcastle fans to stage protest against Saudi executions of young people before Chelsea gameThe NUFC Against Sportswashing campaign will unveil a banner outside St James' Park and encourage fans to 'get some knowledge' about the club's owners
Sportswashing and the Newcastle fans still 'hollow' after Saudi takeoverIt has been a year since the Newcastle United takeover was finally approved but the topic of sportswashing with Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund remains in the headlines
A year on, Newcastle fans' opposition to Saudi takeover gathers paceSupporters critical of Saudi owners are becoming increasingly vocal and organised, launching a magazine and holding campaign meetings
Newcastle United's Saudi Owners Have to Go!No Saudi Toon are protesting this Saturday, November 12th to try to eject the owners from the club. Here's why.

 

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