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Competition – Tyne Time have teamed with the leading online news stand

There isn’t a huge amount of good news surrounding Newcastle United at the moment following recent Premier League losses, but we here at TyneTime have teamed with Zinio – the leading online news stand, to give 9 lucky readers a year-long digital subscription to their chosen sports magazine. All you have to do to enter the competition is fill out the correct answer to the question below and click send. Make sure to insert a correct email address as we will be using your [Read on →]

Pardew – Worst moment of his entire tenure at Newcastle United

If you told any neutral across Great Britain that Sunderland would romp to a three nil victory at St.James’ Park on Sunday many would have laughed off the suggestion. However, when David Vaughan popped in a ridiculous effort from the edge of the area, you just knew that it was one of those days. High up in St.James’ Park, the travelling Mackems could hardly believe their eyes, a three nil victory away at their fiercest rivals. When the final whistle sounded around a packed out stadium, reality set in. From the European Quarter Finals to the lowest of [Read on →]

Benfica – Fans, staff and manager pay tribute to Sir Bobby

It will take some time for Newcastle United fans to forget that 91st minute goal Salvio tapped home to well and truly end our European escapade. The moment the ball hit the net the home faithful put their head in their hands and a sense of realisation set in. Having dominated the most important period of the game and pressured the Benfica back four almost in submission, we just couldn’t find that elusive second goal. Our vigorous search for it meant we were left a little light at the back and after some quick exchanges in midfield by the Portuguese outfit Salvio the Argentinian latched on to a low ball into the box to send his side into the European semi-finals. Heartbreaking, tough to take, annoying, perhaps undeserving [Read on →]

Cissé – How suiting would it be if he popped up with a last gasp decider

When Newcastle United began their European adventure away in sunny Greece against Atromitos, not too many would have guessed that just months later the north east giants would be a stones throw away from a European semi-final. Having dispatched of the Greek outfit at home, we were then handed a hardish group but excelled when we needed to without flexing our muscles that much. Then came Metalist Kharkiv which Shola decided to sort out in Ukraine on his own. Moneybags Anzhi soon followed and Papiss Cissé put paid to the Russian’s [Read on →]