Newcastle v Arsenal full match video, extended highlights and interviews

Posted May 19th, 2013 by Hugh de Payen | 36 Comments

Newcastle United v Arsenal full match video first half. Continue reading…

Newcastle United vs Arsenal match banter and preview!

Posted May 19th, 2013 by workyticket | 123 Comments

Newcastle United v Arsenal match preview.

A tough climax to a tough season.

Venue: St James’ Park, Newcastle.
Date: Sun 19th May, 2013.
Kick off: 4.00pm.
Referee: Howard Webb (Sheffield).
UK TV: Sky Sports 1.

Hello, good afternoon and welcome to our final match banter of the season!

Of course, this game sees us facing Arsenal at St James’ Park. Thankfully, it will not be a do or die game for Premier League survival against very stiff opposition thanks to our previous 1-2 victory against the not quite so stiff Queens Park Rangers – That would have been just too much to bear. Even so, the fact that we have been teetering on the abyss so close to the end of the season is indicative of what a disappointing season we’ve had.

Before I carry on though, just a quick note to let you know that I will actually be at the game this time. Hence, I might not be posting the team sheets, links to watch the game online etc as I usually do. I will try, though if some of you regulars could help out by posting the teams, that would be most appreciated! Alternatively, they can be found on the club’s official website

Previous form. Continue reading…

Does this sound familiar…? West Ham, Charlton and Southampton fans on Pardew

Posted May 16th, 2013 by workyticket | 205 Comments

Alan Pardew.

Pardew: Repeating the same mistakes.

Below are a selection of comments down the years from fans of previous clubs managed by Alan Pardew.

I collected many of them from various fan sites when I was doing my research on him when he was appointed as Newcastle United manager back in December 2010, however, I have also added quite a few made since that time. As you will see, they contain many horribly familiar comments about such things as bewildering tactics, blaming everyone and everything except himself a lack of abilty to motivate the players (despite the fact that prides himself on being a “Mr.Motivator” type psychological genius), long ball tactics, strange substitutions etc…

I have arranged the club’s in chronological order, starting with West Ham, then Charlton Athletic and finally, Southampton. Though you may think it’s quite a long list, believe me, I had to sift through alot more, especially from Charlton fans!

So here goes! Continue reading…

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QPR vs Newcastle United full match video, extended highlights and interviews

Posted May 13th, 2013 by workyticket | 351 Comments

Queens Park Rangers vs Newcastle United full match video first half. Continue reading…

Queens Park Rangers vs Newcastle United extended match highlights and interview

Posted May 12th, 2013 by workyticket | 68 Comments

“Match of the Day” highlights from Saturday afternoon’s game between Queens Park Rangers and Newcastle United from Loftus Road.

Post match interview with Alan Pardew. Continue reading…

Queens Park Rangers vs Newcastle United match banter and preview!

Posted May 12th, 2013 by workyticket | 137 Comments

QPR v Newcastle United.

Loftus Road beckons

Venue: Loftus Road, London.
Date: Sun 12th May, 2013.
Kick off: 3.00pm.
Referee: Lee Probert (Wilts).
UK TV: None.

Hello, good afternoon and welcome to our penultimate “match banter” for the season.

This time of course, the Magpies face Queens Park Rangers and with Alan Pardew once again seemingly unable to find a win for love or money, each game becomes ever more crucial in the Toon’s bid to stave off yet another relegation. With our next opponents being Champions League chasing Arsenal, this clash with one of the three teams who have actually managed to be worse than us so far this season has assumed even more importance. Continue reading…

The Great Dane puts Alan Pardew’s fate back in his own hands

Posted May 9th, 2013 by workyticket | 66 Comments

NUFC Blog's latest blog on metro.co.uk is out now!

NUFC Blog’s latest blog on metro.co.uk is out now!

My latest ‘blog for Metro.co.uk is now published.

Entitled “The Great Dane puts Alan Pardew’s fate back in his own hands,” It looks at Swansea’s City’s defeat of Wigan, and how this has made things easier for Newcastle United in their bid to avoid relegation.

Since my last message on my activity over on Metro, I also published one more ‘blog on there, another one in my epic series on Alan Pardew’s long balls. Although some of it is a kind of digested version of a longer piece on here, I also added some bonus insights especially for the Metro version. That one is entitled “Newcastle United – still the biggest long ball side in Premier League.” You can read both by following the links above. Continue reading…

West Ham vs Newcastle United full match video, extended highlights and interviews

Posted May 5th, 2013 by workyticket | 179 Comments

West Ham v Newcastle United full match video.

West Ham v Newcastle United full match video (opens in new window).

Match highlights. Continue reading…

West Ham vs Newcastle United extended match highlights and interviews

Posted May 4th, 2013 by workyticket | 43 Comments

“Match of the Day” highlights and post match interviews from the game between West Ham and Newcastle United from the Boleyn Ground.

Post match interviews. Continue reading…

West Ham vs Newcastle United match banter and preview!

Posted May 4th, 2013 by workyticket | 110 Comments

West Ham v Newcastle United.

Will Carroll and Nolan be kept at bay?

Venue: The Boleyn Ground, London.
Date: Sat 4th May, 2013.
Kick off: 3.00pm.
Referee: Phil Dowd.
UK TV: None.

Well it’s all starting to come to the boil now, with Newcastle United still uncertain of their future in the Premier League next season.

For the second time since Derek Llambias became Managing Director in June, 2008, the Magpies face the abyss. As events unfold in East London, it will be tempting to cast the occaisional glance at events over at the Hawthorns too, where West Brom will be taking on our game in hand relegation rivals, Wigan.

It could well be two very familiar faces who cause us the most problems this afternoon with West Ham’s two top goalscorers, Andy Carroll and Kevin Nolan putting old allegiances aside. Carroll in particular has has come into some good form after recovering from his last injury. In his last four games, Carroll has scored four goals for the Hammers and seems to be back to his old self again.

Team news. Continue reading…

 
 

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