Gutierrez Appears To Confirm NUFC Exit & Thanks The Fans


By Tyne-Talk
January 11 2014

Newcastle United midfielder Jonas Gutierrez has thanked the fans on Twitter this evening, with a tweet confirming he is on his way out of the club. The 30 year old has been a target for both Norwich City and Queens Park Rangers this transfer window after playing just two games for Newcastle so far this season.

He responded to a Tweet this evening asking him what was going on with;

"Thank you mate. It was an honour and a pleasure to play with the newcastle shirt and to have the support of the Geordie."

Adding;

"Thanks for the messages. I enjoy my 5 years at the club, I hope the club finish the highest this season and the best to my team mates."

 

Tabloid reports last week suggested that the Argentinian was not being played because he had a clause in his contract which grants him a new deal once he hits a certain number of appearances. His current contract lasts until 2015.

 


 

Jonas Gutierrez celebrates scoring his side the first goal during the Coca-Cola Ch

Jonas Gutierrez as spiderman

Newcastle Uniteds Jonas Gutierrez (right) clashes with West Ham Uniteds Yossi Benayoun (left) as the

Newcastle Uniteds Jonas Gutierrez


Gutierrez Appears To Confirm NUFC Exit & Thanks The Fans
Posted by: TyneTalk (IP Logged)
Date: 11/01/2014 23:21

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Re: Gutierrez Appears To Confirm NUFC Exit & Thanks The Fans
Posted by: MissC (IP Logged)
Date: 11/01/2014 23:53

Wish him well wherever he goes next. He has always respected the club and fans.

Re: Gutierrez Appears To Confirm NUFC Exit & Thanks The Fans
Posted by: annie (IP Logged)
Date: 12/01/2014 08:40

I agree Carys, good luck to him.

Re: Gutierrez Appears To Confirm NUFC Exit & Thanks The Fans
Posted by: mentalman (IP Logged)
Date: 13/01/2014 08:29

he's probably been my favourite player during his time at the club, it used to amaze me how the ball would stick to his feet when he was running through players and there was nobody else in the club whose workrate got anywhere near his. Unforunately for an attacking player his crossing wasn't the best and he didn't score enough goals, he's lost a bit of pace over the last couple of seasons and hasn't been making the runs which used to win us so many free kicks so it's probably best for both parties that he moves on.

I hope he moves abroad rather than to another premier league team.

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