Shay will Given Up his loyalty for glory? I don’t think so

Posted by: shearyadi · January 3, 2009 · Comment

After 11 and half years as Newcastle United number one, the press are buzzing up about his retirements from the Black-and-White’s Army. Nothing is certain, but to tell he’s going to leave at this (what the paper say) “the very lowest point” on his career is something not very wise for his record.

Shay Given did not think to leave Newcastle

Although the news are saying Given’s lawyer Michael Kennedy has took the unusual step of issuing a statement on his client’s behalf, Joe…

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Happy New Year news from Newcastle United

Posted by: shearyadi · January 1, 2009 · Comment

Joe Kinnear has been forced to accept a New Year’s ‘Special Gift’, don’t have enough fit players on his Newcastle squad that makes him cancel-out Toon normal training on the first days of 2009.

Happy New Year news from Newcastle United

After Sunday’s 5-1 Barclays Premier League defeat by Liverpool, the club’s injury list has reached double figures and Joe admits that it’s been more or less a case of cancelling training and wrapping all of his players, and see if he can…

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Newcastle performance and result against Liverpool was as bad as it gets

Posted by: Clarky · December 28, 2008 · Comment

I guess whatever we say, we should not devalue Liverpool’s performance, which was as good as ours was abject. The difference between the two teams was an absolute chasm, and horribly demonstrated just how far we have fallen while the ‘dippers have steadily progressed.

Michael Owen

To be perfectly honest, so utterly appaling was our defensive performance (and that includes the midfield) it could quite easily have been double figures. That it wasn’t was largely down to Shay…

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Maybe they should not have come or leave the Toon in first place

Posted by: shearyadi · December 24, 2008 · Comment

Who are they? For me, one of them has been proved very usefull and has set his heart to build very well relationships with the Toon Army, while the other one is struggling to prove what he can do and set a reasonable ambition of his own.

Chris Mort and Kevin Keegan

I have read from the Journal today about our best player on the Spurs game last Sunday, Charles N’Zogbia has expressed (again) his desires to leave Newcastle United for…

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Another really vital and hard-earned victory for Newcastle

Posted by: Clarky · December 22, 2008 · Comment

A tight game that developed into a midfield slugfest, with neither keeper having a whole lot to do. Without ever reaching the heights as a football spectacle, it was actually an absorbing contest. Of course, the fact we nicked it at the death now makes it seem a lot more memorable than it probably was!

Another really vital and hard-earned victory for Newcastle