Joe Kinnear is still waiting for an answer from Gerry Francis on his offer to coach a couple of days a week (Tuesday and Thursday) to help him out at Newcastle United.
Gerry Francis - still thinking it over
Kinnear talked today about the Francis situation to the Evening Chronicle today:
“Gerry is thinking over our offer. I have not been back to London since I came to Newcastle a week past Friday and I have only been able to speak to him on the telephone.”
“But I will be going to London at the weekend and I hope to get something sorted out by then.”
Gerry Francis has also said to open talks with Stoke City to sign on there on a part-time coaching contract at the Britannia Stadium, and of course that would be closer to London for him, and a long term deal, whereas the deal with Newcastle would be for around 6 weeks.
Francis has already been doing some coaching work with Stoke after a call from Potters manager Tony Pulis.
Don’t be surprised if Gerry goes to Stoke, and don’t be fooled when sensational headlines say Newcastle turned down again - it’s those gossip papers having a go at us - again.
Comments welcome.



4 responses so far ↓
1 Tozvaldo // Oct 7, 2008 at 14:03
I’m all for JFK. If he’s happy with that barnet, s’pose I can bear it too!
2 TOONPIPES // Oct 7, 2008 at 14:04
Dont mind, think we need to support JK with owt he does …… not sure why you think it will be just 6 weeks .. as mentioned earlier cant see anyone buying this club in the near future .. not a chance .. Everton and Tottenham are also both open to bids .. considering that is an 8th of all the PL clubs, would say could be considered a buyers market - much as it is everywhere ….. considering this and the fact that MA will not take a loss, means the club aint goin to be sold ..
3 broon ale // Oct 7, 2008 at 15:10
i hate his hair!
its even like that now! if i was a player i couldnt respect someone with hair like that.
4 Toon_Ksk // Oct 7, 2008 at 16:43
Stoke City, those hijackers!
They can have him anyway, Gerry Francis has no future at our club. Once the new owner comes in, he will be off.
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