Archive for the ‘Joe Kinnear’ Category

Newcastle United v West Bromwich Albion Christmas match banter / preview

Posted December 21st, 2011 by workyticket | 89 Comments

Good evening Geordies and welcome to our latest “match banter” feature for this evenong’s game, which will be yet another battle of the birds. First it was Magpies v Canaries, then Magpies v Swans, and now the Mags find themselves battling the Throstles of West Bromwich Albion for a juicy three point worm. “Throstle” is [...]

Deep Throat says The Zog is keen on Toon return

Posted June 8th, 2011 by Hugh de Payen | 14 Comments

A source close to Charles N’Zogbia indicates that the player really wants to return to Newcastle United and only ever left because of Joe Kinnear. According to The Star, Charles N’Zogbia is most certainly Newcastle-bound, which would seem to suit the voters on this particular blog. As our vote stands as I write this, 80% [...]

A bit of a round up!

Posted March 28th, 2011 by CLiNT FLiCK | 111 Comments

Righty right, with there being no real football for a couple of weeks, there has been a massive gaping hole in all things Newcastle United F.C. so I thought that a bit of a round up was in order: It seems that not only the French press (sacred bleu), but the fellow French Professional footballers, [...]

Is Kinnear right to accuse Newcastle United fans of Cockneyism?

Posted March 17th, 2011 by workyticket | 46 Comments

Speaking in an interview this week, former Newcastle United manager, Joe Kinnear has claimed that he didn’t get the credit he deserved because he was a “Cockney”. Speaking on one of his signings, Kevin Nolan, who was voted the Championship’s player of the year for last season, Kinnear said: “He was Newcastle’s player of the [...]

Newcastle need to work on a replacement for Calderwood, quickly!

Posted October 19th, 2010 by toonsy | 52 Comments

I think all in all it’s fair to say that yesterday was a rather busy day with regard to activity around the club. First there was the matter of Andy Carroll having to face court in the morning, then there was the revelation of his strange bail conditions whereby he must live with club captain, [...]

End of the ‘naughties’ for Newcastle? – Happy New Decade from nufcblog.org

Posted December 31st, 2009 by bowburnmag | 46 Comments

This time ten years ago, we were staring into a brand new millenium and the late great Sir Bobby Robson was halfway through the first season of his popular reign as manager at Newcastle United. The slightly uninspiring capture of Diego Gavilan was the only January transfer that Robson made and the little Paraguayan never [...]

“Is it a bird? Is it a plane?… no, it’s…”

Posted October 7th, 2009 by Excelsior | 130 Comments

With the air thick with takeover talk, real or imaginary, now feels like a good time to throw in a spanner, or two. It is widely acknowledged that, under impossible circumstances, Chris Hughton and his staff have done an astounding job thus far managing Newcastle United. With a pre-season filled with doom-laden mutterings of “Doing [...]

Keegan’s tribunal findings – summary.

Posted October 2nd, 2009 by Hugh de Payen | 60 Comments

Thanks to Stardust for posting the breaking news about Keegan winning his constructive dismissal case against Newcastle United. However, I just thought I’d try to distil it into something more manageable and article-shaped. In the simplest terms Keegan was constructively dismissed and has been awarded £2m as a result. The player that kicked all this [...]

What has Mike Ashley ever done for us?

Posted September 23rd, 2009 by Hugh de Payen | 55 Comments

When Mike Ashley rode into toon he took the Freddy Shepherd Gang by surprise. Shepherd claims he was ambushed while he lay incapacitated on a hospital bed and before we knew it rumour quickly became fact and Ashley had bought Newcastle United, not exactly with a suitcase full of money but without any of the [...]

Keegangate – one year on.

Posted September 3rd, 2009 by Hugh de Payen | 29 Comments

It was about a year ago today, just after the 2008 summer transfer window closed, when Newcastle United went into the free-fall it has yet to recover from. To be fair, the club wasn’t exactly setting the world alight before that and, arguably, the last period of stability ended when Sir Bobby Robson was given [...]

 
 

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