Alexander Isak was beaten up this summer for his “bad” behavior in Newcastle.
The striker remains banished from the first team group when he presses a deduction from the club.
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Liverpool referred to an £ 110 million for Isak at the beginning of this month.
The Swedish international argued about speculation about his future last week.
In his explanation of the bomb, Isak claimed that the club had “broken” promise to leave him to leave St. James’ park.
However, Newcastle denied that he was ever informed that he would be free during the current transfer window.
The 25-year-old was again not involved in Liverpool for Eddie Howe’s team on Monday.
After the home team struck back on two goals, she was beaten 3-2 in St. James’ Park.
After the defeat, Simon Jordan faced the club on the club’s side by keeping a reasonable rant in response to the behavior of Isak.
The former chairman of Crystal Palace, who discussed the ongoing transfer saga, said to White & Jordan: “Why to tolerate a player who decides that he doesn’t want to play is outrageous. Whatever you look at it.
“Which prism you want to see through, someone who determines this because he cannot get your own way – or there is an argument about what has been understood or not understood – simply cannot appear to do your job – that is outrageous. In a area of life.”
He added: “We know that Isak had undoubtedly said in any thought whatever he wanted to tell about his terrible little agent that he wanted to go.
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“But to say that they want to go and someone says from the club:” Yes, buddy, leave on their own conditions “are two different things, which are the ridiculous arguments that are advanced.
“It is one -sided tosh and I sincerely hope that he is concentrated and if it is to be sold to Liverpool, I hope that Newcastle will get exactly what you want because it should play.”
Jordan continued: “He decided to do something.
“Footballers are not weaklings to go out and to be a professional footballer on the elite level.
“A to become a professional footballer and then become B an elite, which this little splash is undoubtedly.
“But the fact of the matter is his behavior at the moment.”
Wissas behavior
Isak is not the only player who wants to push through a transfer before the window closes on September 1st.
Brentfords Yoane Wissa was the subject of further interest from Newcastle this summer.
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However, the two clubs could not agree to a fee with several bids rejected by the bees.
Wissa seemed to react last week by no longer following the club on social media, even though he returned to training.
Jordan turned his attention to Dr. Congo International and added: “You have people like Wissa in Brentford. I mean what the hell is going? Who think these people?
“We have a contract and this nonsense about” what I said what I understood “.
“What you understood, your little run, was what your contract received and what your agent understood was what was put in your contract.
“You would not understand ‘now, here is your contract, which we do not write down, we will not pay for it, we will not ask you to sign it, it is an understanding college.’ No, you would say: “Well, that’s not a contract.”
“But now they are ready to ban their entire future and their direction of travel with an understanding. It is complete Balderdash.
“People won’t call it out and they won’t say it for what it is and they all make excuses for it. Football gives its own orthodoxy about ‘Oh, he turned his head,’ So what?”
Before her victory against Aston Villa, Wissa was depicted in training for Keith Andrews’ page on Saturday.
However, he was not included in the Matchday squad for the collision.
The bees will appear on Bournemouth this weekend in the Carabao Cup on Tuesday before a visit to Sunderland.
Wissa deals with the last year of his contract at the GTech Community Stadium after signing a new deal in 2023.