Cheik Tioté reveals he rejected move to Chelsea in January window

Cheik Tioté takes a breather against Arsenal.

Tioté - Opted to stay at Newcastle United in January despite Chelsea interest

In an interview with a Sunday tabloid Cheik Tioté revealed why he opted to stay at Newcastle United and sign a 6.5 year long deal.
Tioté who we know already is one of Newcastle United’s best players this season signed from FC Twente for a small fee of £3.5m, compared to what he is worth at this moment in time. He played his part in the World Cup with Ivory [Read more →]

February 27, 2011   5 Comments

Why Cheik Tiote’s new 6½ year deal fails to excite

Cheik Tiote's goal vs. Arsenal

Tioté - Increases his wage from a humble £8,000 to £40,000 in a day

One man who won’t be short for money for years to come is our very own Cheik Tiote, after signing a new six and a half year deal with Newcastle United. Tioté, who had been linked with moves to Chelsea, Arsenal and even Manchester United put pen to paper on a rather outrageous deal in all honesty. It is one of the longest contracts I have ever heard of in football and if we’re to be realistic [Read more →]

February 26, 2011   5 Comments

Do Newcastle United need to sign anyone this January transfer window?

Patrick van Aanholt

van Aanholt - Would be a worthy signing in January as back-up to Jose Enrique

A lot of people aren’t really sure of Alan Pardew yet, and one of the areas he can send out a message to Newcastle United fans is in the transfer market. In 10 or so days times, the January transfer window will open for business. Teams will enquire for players, other will try their utmost to hang on to their key men. Indeed that’s what I expect us to do this January, try keep Andy Carroll, Joey Barton and [Read more →]

December 21, 2010   1 Comment

Carroll commits to Newcastle leaving Stoke stumped

Andy Carroll forsees his future in football on Tyneside with Newcastle United

Carroll - Committed to Newcastle United and our Premier League survival bid

Well we know Stoke were interested and who could blame them. A strong, tall old fashioned centre-forward at only 20 years of age and with a newly promoted team. In fact, he would have been the perfect player for Stoke City, and the ‘football’ they play. With James Beattie looking like he may well leave The Britannia, Carroll would’ve been the ideal replacement but the [Read more →]

July 4, 2010   No Comments