NUFC Podcast: What do Newcastle United have to do to reach their 2030 ambition?
True Faith NUFC PodcastShow Notes
Alex hosts Charlotte, Ben Spratt and Adam Pringle to talk through how Newcastle United realistically reach their stated goal of being competitive for the biggest honours in the game by 2030. They discuss:
What David Hopkinson really meant with the ideaa of 2030 - is it simply just being a regular fixture in the Champions League?
Transfers and transfer strategy - how can we get better selling our best players and are there some players you just can't sell?
What kind of team should be being built to compete with the elite clubs and how should it play
Unlikely that NUFC can match the revenue of the other clubs we're trying to catch, so what can we do to bridge the gap?
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