Newcastle have made signing number four of the summer by securing the services of Ivory Coast midfielder Cheick Tiote from FC Twente for a fee believed to be around £3.5 million.
The move is still not 100% completed as both clubs and the player have to wait and see whather or not a work permit will [...]
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Newcastle confirm Tiote signature.
Posted August 22nd, 2010 by toonsy | 77 CommentsAshley did NOT say “no new players”.
Posted May 10th, 2010 by workyticket | 107 CommentsThere is one piece of Newcastle United’s latest statement which has caused much consternation with some fans, it reads:
“The first team squad that won the Championship this year will form the basis of the team for next year in the Premiership, there is no plan for new capital outlay on players”.
This led to a [...]
Newcastle United finally release official statement.
Posted May 9th, 2010 by toonsy | 241 CommentsWell the anticipated statement has finally arrived, and although it stops short of putting the club back up for sale, the contents aren’t pretty.
I am honestly a little bit lost for words right now having quickly skimmed over the contents, but my initial reaction is that it doesn’t sound pretty and we should settle down [...]
Keep the faith in Hughton.
Posted April 30th, 2010 by toonsy | 118 CommentsWith the start of the transfer window a little over a month away, the tide of conversation is understandably shifting towards the signing of players that will aid in our attempt to stave off relegation next season.
The thought was that given the fact that Newcastle United have gone about the business of promotion quietly and [...]
Do Newcastle United really need a Director of Football?
Posted April 25th, 2010 by toonsy | 195 CommentsThere have been some worrying murmurs recently about our club treading over old ground again and looking to appoint another person in the role of Director of Football. Thing is though, do we really need one?
Owner, Mike Ashley, is apparently looking to appoint someone who has experience in negotiating the financial aspect of transfers and [...]
“Clearly annoyed” Hughton blasts tabloid wage cap rumours.
Posted March 12th, 2010 by workyticket | 40 CommentsNewcastle United manager, Chris Hughton, has reacted to specious tabloid stories stating that Newcastle United players were to be rewarded with a pay cut if the club achieve promotion at the end of the season.
Somewhat ironically, the interview appeared in Newcastle rag, the Journal, which is a sister paper of one of the tabloids [...]
Llambias: No more financial meltdown for big names.
Posted March 8th, 2010 by workyticket | 119 CommentsNewcastle United’s Managing Director, Derek Llambias has once again mounted a stiff defence of the club’s owner, Mike Ashley. He reiterated that the club has now moved well away from the ‘trophy’ signings of the Shepherd era, and more towards the development of younger talent. Llambias also raised the spectre of Portsmouth’s current financial situation [...]
Llambias hails ’saviour’ Ashley.
Posted March 6th, 2010 by workyticket | 187 CommentsNewcastle United’s Managing Director, Derek Llambias has hit back at what he described as “a small and very negative group” who “insist on chanting ugly and abusive comments” directed at the club’s Southern owner, Mike Ashley. He also added that “If it wasn’t for Mike’s continued input, we would be in a similar position to [...]
Newcastle ‘not for sale’ as prices are frozen.
Posted March 3rd, 2010 by toonsy | 67 CommentsDerek Llambias, our much-maligned Managing Director, has been running his mouth off again and has revealed that Newcastle United are no longer for sale and claims fans are beginning to come around to owner Mike Ashley’s way of thinking.
It’s a somewhat surprise statement really as surely any hint of a sale was ended back in [...]
End of the ‘naughties’ for Newcastle? – Happy New Decade from nufcblog.org
Posted December 31st, 2009 by bowburnmag | 47 CommentsThis 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 [...]




