This Newcastle team is still in progressing, and only time will tell where we will be ended at the final season next year, which I hope we will stay as Premier League team.

I still gives a huge credit for what Chris Hughton has did so far for this club, and will never say that he’s doing the job half-heartedly because he doesn’t received a proper appreciation from the Toon management, in terms of good salary and a new contract.

Last night defeat was not 100% Hughton’s fault, even Maurinho can’t give us a win against a newly good solid Bolton team with our current squad, not to mention that we are playing without at least three of our first team players.

I want Newcastle to reach top of the league, and who doesn’t? But, isn’t it sweet if we can achieve that base on fight for it and not instantly like “Buy for It”, so please give him our 100% support, stop put the blame on him, we will be alright!

He has done wonderful jobs last season in Championships, and also did great this year in our bid to stay, I repeat, our main goal this season is to stay in Premierships and we are exactly still on the right track.

Until then, thanks for coming to this site and Howay the Lads!!!

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If we are looking at Chris Highton’s signing history, Newcastle United mostly looking for more younger players than him. Chris Hughton also has rejected the suggestions of signing him to St. James’ Park.

The other latest news regarding to who will be our new signing in January is that Blackburn Rovers, Bolton Wanderers and Newcastle United are in the race to sign Wolverhampton midfielder David Jones.

Jones, 25-year-old now, is in his final year of contract at Molineux, and from The Mirror claims, the negotiations over a new deal between him and Wolves have currently broken down.

The former Derby County man is also reporting to look for the opportunity to carve out a fresh contract, but he also have been reported that he wants to move elsewhere if the new contract negotiation should run down.

Meanwhile, French Ligue 1 side, Marseille, from where we have loaned Hatem Ben Arfa, are revealed that they will take action against Nigel De Jong following his poor tackle on Ben which causing his leg breaking in two places.

Ben Arfa is expected to be out of action for the remainder of the season until his loan is completed because of that injury. Newcastle United have joined the action and asking the Football Association to punish dirty player like Nigel De Jong for his leg breaking tackle, while the French club will take the legal action against De Jong.

I also monitoring Steven Taylor current situation at St. James’ Park, and although Chris Hughton is keen to keep him at Newcastle United, the latest news suggests that he could move to join Scotish side Glasgow Celtic in January on loan deal until the end of this season.

Taylor is already on transfer list at the moment, and Chris said that it is a club decision to put him on the transfer list. From BBC Radio 5 live reports, Taylor has rejected a new four-year deal worth £40,000 a week while he, or I should say his father, was looking out for terms of around £60,000-a-week.

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But today, more than 50,000 genuine Toon fans will cheer them up and give massive roars when they coming out from St. James’s Park tunnel, with only one mission to complete which is to beat the Trotters and get the first three points of the season.

Keegan will be hopefully to have the Magpies skipper ready to make his debut of the year after being cleared to play, but it’s look like Michael Owen will be drop in the bench. Steven Taylor who has a slight ankle problem from the OT game, also fit again to pair with Argentine Coloccini in our central defense, while Mark Viduka is still need at least two weeks away from achilles injury to make his first-team return.

Last season match against them at St. James’ saw Keegan’s first game in charge resulting only goalles draw, but the situation will completely different this season. The Lads are in the good mood to continue performing well.

And for our new boys, Coloccini, Gutierrez and Danny this is their first appearance for Toon in our homeland in a real competitive match, especially for Coloccini. Having saw the impressive 12,000 Toon Army coming to see them in training, they will feel the great-great atmosphere of a full house St. James’s Park this afternoon.

Our Premierships records against the Trotters are quite impressive, with 6 wins, 2 draws and only one defeat in 2006-2007 season. The most notable win over them is in the 1997-1998 match when Ketsbaia scores the winning goal and make a massive celebration that every real Toon fans will always remember, great player!

Newcastle United vs Bolton Wanderers – Premiership Years
2007/08: 0-0
2006/07: 1-2 (Ameobi)
2005/06: 3-1 (Solano, Shearer, Ameobi)
2004/05: 2-1 (Bowyer, Dyer)
2003/04: 0-0
2002/03: 1-0 (Jenas)
2001/02: 3-2 (Shearer 2, Bellamy)
1997/98: 2-1 (Barnes, Ketsbaia)
1995/96: 2-1 (Kitson, Beardsley)

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