Newcastle United have a stronger midfield than their opponents tonight

Cheik Tioté takes a breather against Arsenal.

Tioté - Will be crucial tonight if he can keep his discipline for the 90 minutes

Tonight’s game is a game people have relished for many many years. Newcastle United and Manchester United locking horns always seems like quite a big game, a game between two big sides when reality there is one far superior side lining out on most occasions and it hasn’t been us for quite a while. However, a home tie against the Red Devils always brings excitement and we are sure to have [Read more →]

April 19, 2011   6 Comments

Newcastle United can confirm safety at Villa Park – The place where the Geordie passion grew stronger

Gerard Houllier looks on in disbelief as Aston Villa miss a chance against Burnley

Houlllier - Faces a difficult challenge in motivating a lacklustre Villa side

Maybe I’m alone in my opinion of Gerard Houllier but I regard the Frenchman as one of those managers who always seem to get decent jobs, yet have very little understanding of the modern game. When Martin O’Neill left Villa Park things took a change for the worst. Milner had gone, Ashley Young was looking for a way out (still is) and John Carew; one of the most prominent strikers was [Read more →]

April 7, 2011   2 Comments

A typical overreaction to Newcastle United’s stuttering form from the majority

Alan Pardew shakes hands with Joey Barton after Newcastle's 3-1 vs. Liverpool

Pardew - Will keep Newcastle United in the Premier League this season

I watched the whole ninety minutes of Newcastle United’s thumping at the Britannia on Saturday and was less than impressed as you would. We were dominated, looked heartless and make a desperate Stoke City team look like a team a division above us.
Jon Walters header before the break was a great header from a great Jermaine Pennant cross; take nothing away from them. Sol Campbell was [Read more →]

March 22, 2011   5 Comments

Indian plans £260m offer for Newcastle United when 2011/12 Premier League status is confirmed

Newcastle United owner Mike Ashley looks on from the stands

Ashley - Would he sell Newcastle United even with a £260m offer?

Pull the other one one might say. However, news is news. According for the Sunday Mirror; Newcastle United could be owned by a wealthy Indian in the summer, should they confirm Premier League safety. A £260m figure is being touted as the price tag Anil Ambani is willing to offer Mike, but the real question is: would the smart-minded Englishman accept that bundle of notes? [Read more →]

March 13, 2011   1 Comment