Weasel-in-chief, Michael Owen, has had his say about the situation of Alexander Isak, and it is not a big surprise that a man who once refused to play for Newcastle to protect his transfer value has supported the random Zwede.
On a clip that did the rounds on social media, Owen said:
“What I don’t agree with are all these ex-players who play for the club […] And all go to Isak, they would all have done exactly the same, all. ‘
I think Owen protests too much. He Would have worn it in the same way as Isak is because he did. The spinless coward, at the time our record signature, don’t forget, refused to play when United was entangled in a ultimate hopeless relegation struggle.
Although it was the highest earner of the club due to a long shot, Owen’s tools reduced and refused to put on a black -white shirt when Alan Shearer was a manager at the end of 2008/09, which was more to grab because we only needed a point to stay at the end of the goal.
Owen continued:
“He [Isak] Is not a bad person and most of the time it is the football club that actually threatens the player … “
“I’ve seen it myself, I’ve been there. I can’t stand it.”
“He’s not a bad boy. He didn’t get into this situation and says:” Right, I’m not going to train anymore. “I am pretty sure that he would have done it in the right way to start with.
“The only way is to make some sounds and” whatever to do “.”
Although Isak is probably not a ‘bad person’, his behavior is Petulant and superfluous. Most sensible football fans think that Isak has acted badly this summer, and there have been several examples (Eze & Guehi) of players who approached things in the right way.
In addition to Michael, if Liverpool really wanted Isak, why did they drop £ 90 million on Ekitike? If we had signed it to replace it, I know for sure that Isak would already wear red. Also be careful with that last bit, Michael, it is almost defamatory …
Owen dron on:
“He [Isak] Would have said to Eddie Howe last season if an opportunity arose, I would like to go to a team like Liverpool … “
Is that, Michael? Were you in the room when the conversation happened? Hear more say. And are Liverpool not the club you left because they consistently ended up and struggled 25-30 points behind the winners of the Premier League to win a title, all of you want?
Owen then added:
‘It is a one -off opportunity and I am pretty sure that he would have done it in the right way initially … “
If it is so much a unique opportunity, Michael, why don’t you let Liverpool know that the price is £ 150 million and if they pay it, they probably get Isak? And in the first instance there is no longer in this situation; We’ve been over for a long time.
Isak already has an active influence on our season (we should have two points more than we do), but we just have to roll over and let them take our most important striker at a reduced price because he refuses to play, not to respect the manager and his teammates, try to embarrass the club and the team that wants him to pay far below its market value. It’s nonsense.
I think that is all the trouble and energy that I can spend on Michael Owen. He does not hide his partisan views, but he works as an impartial expert, and if Google was not such a stickler for it, I would have many four -letter words to name the Charlatan. Instead, I will just say this: you are the worst signing in the history of Newcastle United, and it is not even close.
I never thought I would agree with Michael Owen. pic.twitter.com/rz20vfknuw
– 𝐒𝐚𝐦𝐦𝐢e👾 (@LFC_Samie) August 21, 2025
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