Everything at St James' Park is Spanish these days. We have the Board bringing in players from the Spanish League, and Spanish managers being offered rich pickings at Newcastle ... if they don't interfere with team affairs.
Deportivo La Coruna coach Miguel Angel Lotina has revealed he has been contacted about the vacant Newcastle manager's job but rejected the approach to remain at the Riazor.
Another Spanish Boss Turns Down Newcastle!
By Nu Mad
Updated Tuesday, 9th September 2008
The 51-year-old admits there has been contact from someone claiming to be involved with Newcastle, he has no intention of leaving Depor.
Lotina: "I don't give it too much importance. I had a call, I don't know if it was from someone very close to the club (Newcastle) or not because there are so many businessmen that you never know, to see if I would be interested and I told them no because I have a contract and I'm not thinking of any other team. I nipped it in the bud.
"I'm happy at Depor and my intention is to continue here until June 30."
Newcastle signed two of Depor's players this summer in Fabricio Coloccini, who became the Magpies' most expensive defender in their history, and striker Xisco.
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