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'I’m not thick!' - Shelvey in honest admission over Newcastle future amid rapid changes at club

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Jonjo Shelvey has been one of the longest-serving lieutenants in Newcastle United's current squad and is now backing himself to earn a new contract.

The midfielder insists he's "not thick" with regards to his future and is well aware that he will have to perform at his very best in order to stay in the team after turning the ripe old age of 30.

Backed by Saudi funds, the Tyneside club are looking to climb up the ladder and establish themselves as title contenders in the near future under the stewardship of Eddie Howe.

Shelvey has been a mainstay in midfield for a number of years, but knows that he has to up the ante in order to keep his place as the club continues to recruit fresh talent.

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