Archive for the ‘FA Cup’ Category

Nolan apologises for Stevenage fiasco.

Posted January 10th, 2011 by workyticket | 18 Comments

Newcastle United captain, Kevin Nolan has come out and apologised for the teams woeful performance against Stevenage Borough in the F.A. Cup third round, which saw Stevenage winning in a convincing 3-1 victory. He also commented on his “disappointment” at the shock result, and that Stevenage thoroughly desrved the result. He said: “I don’t think [...]

Pardew’s excuses don’t make any sense.

Posted January 9th, 2011 by workyticket | 73 Comments

Speaking in his post match interview after Newcastle United’s Stevenage Borough F.A. Cup fiasco, Newcastle manager, Alan Pardew, bemoaned the lack of energy levels in his team, saying: “The physical side of Stevenage’s game was a problem for us all night. “I can only say we are sorry for the result and for the performance [...]

Hereford all over again! Stevenage v Newcastle F.A. Cup match report.

Posted January 8th, 2011 by workyticket | 52 Comments

It is hard to write a match report when you are a fan who is almost lost for words at the dire performance of your own team. But that is what I am. I think that it is safe to say that this was the worst Newcastle performance I have witnessed since I travelled to [...]

Stevenage v Newcastle United – match banter!

Posted January 8th, 2011 by Hugh de Payen | 126 Comments

Good afternoon lads and lassies, welcome to the match banter thread for Newcastle United’s third round FA Cup tie against Stevenage. League Two’s Stevenage have had a decent start to their first season of league football, securing a mid-table position and having only lost twice at home this season. But the Toon are also amidst [...]

Stevenage v Newcastle United match preview

Posted January 8th, 2011 by Hugh de Payen | 47 Comments

It’s all the fun of the FA Cup today as Newcastle United visit Broadhall Way to take on League Two’s Stevenage. Newcastle are 73 places above Stevenage who currently sit at 13th in League Two in what is their first season in the Football League. This is the only Premier League v League Two tie [...]

Newcastle head to Stevenage in FA Cup 3rd round.

Posted November 28th, 2010 by toonsy | 109 Comments

The winter nights are upon us, it’s freezing cold, Christmas is just around the corner, and all of that can only mean one thing – The FA Cup is upon us. The romance of the FA Cup is something that is recognised the world over. Every year there are shocks and success stories and tales [...]

Magic Magpie memories IV: FA Cup, 1932 (From the Pathe newsreel collection).

Posted April 27th, 2010 by workyticket | 83 Comments

“The Hope of the North” and “The North v South Cup Final” Your browser does not support iframes. The first film introduces the Newcastle players taking part in the FA Cup final of 1932, and the second introduces their opponents from the Arsenal team. There are two more films, a longer one with coverage of [...]

Magic Magpie memories III: FA Cup, 1951 (From the Pathe newsreel collection).

Posted April 16th, 2010 by workyticket | 91 Comments

Magic Magpie Memories II (FA Cup, 1952). F.A. Cup semi final replay – Newcastle V. Wolves. (2-1) 1951. Your browser does not support iframes. This match was played at Leeds Road, Huddersfield. It’s First blood to The Wolves with a goal from Walker. Then Newcastle strike back with goals from two of the usual suspects, [...]

Ref Rage! Newcastle United v West Bromwich Albion video highlights.

Posted January 25th, 2010 by workyticket | 52 Comments

All the goals from Newcastle United’s FA Cup farce against West Bromwich Albion at The Hawthorns on Saturday, including two from Andy Carroll.

Hughton fumes at “incredibly harsh” ref justice.

Posted January 23rd, 2010 by workyticket | 24 Comments

Usually mild mannered manager, Chris Hughton, was in danger of exploding on the touchline today, as the incompetant performance of referee, Stevie Wonder James Linnington, reached it’s nadir around the 70 minute mark of the FA Cup travesty againt West Bromwhich Albion. Seconds after refusing Ameobi a penalty at one end, he then awarded a [...]

 
 

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