Archive for the ‘Damien Duff’ Category

Whatever happened to the superstars?

Posted July 11th, 2010 by toonsy | 138 Comments

It’s been a turbulent 12 months for Newcastle United, but after a season in the second tier we can now once again, ahem, look forward to the regular visits of Manchester United, Chelsea and all the rest.
It took some luck, some balls of steel, a bit of skill and many more factors to click into [...]

What do we think of the Newcastle engine room? – Part deux.

Posted January 7th, 2010 by bowburnmag | 66 Comments

The previous review of the current squad, took a look at the Newcastle defence, an area that this season we’ve been surprisingly strong in, given our poor reputation in recent years.
Today’s review looks at arguably the fulcrum of a successful team, the midfield, the place that could and should control a game and dictate the [...]

Newcastle United – A Half Season Summary.

Posted December 22nd, 2009 by toonsy | 38 Comments

As you’re probably aware, Newcastle United’s Boxing day trip to Sheffield Wednesday will mark our 23rd league game of the season, marking the half-way point in what is turning out to be a fantastic season so far! This article takes a look at some of the happenings since the season began way back on the [...]

What do we think of the Newcastle engine room?

Posted October 27th, 2009 by bowburnmag | 60 Comments

Yesterday’s review of the current squad, took a look at the Newcastle defence, an area that this season we’ve been surprisingly strong in, given our poor reputation in recent years.
Tonight looks at arguably the fulcrum of a successful team, the midfield, the place that could and should control a game and dictate the style of [...]

Newcastle United – News Roundup – 20 August 2009.

Posted August 20th, 2009 by Hugh de Payen | 23 Comments

Thanks to last night’s win over Sheffield Wednesday we go 3rd in the Championship, behind Cardiff and ‘Boro on goal difference, sharing 7 points with 5 other teams. Chris Hughton said of the game:
“I don’t think it was the prettiest win, but nonetheless it was very pleasing.
“I think we needed that second goal for the [...]

Toon takeover saga nearly over

Posted August 18th, 2009 by Hugh de Payen | 19 Comments

Various media outlets are reporting that the takeover saga at Newcastle United is rapidly approaching its conclusion.
The Telegraph’s ’source close to the board’ said:
“There are three parties now interested in buying the club from Mike Ashley of which Barry Moat is one and one thing in common for all of them is that the asking [...]

Fulham boss Craven Duff.

Posted August 14th, 2009 by bowburnmag | 13 Comments

Reports in the media tell us that Roy Hodgson has confirmed Fulham are very close to clinching a move for Damien Duff. Apparently the London club are prepared to offer the mooted £4m for the Irish winger. Of course, Roy Hodgson knows Duff well from when he became a regular at Blackburn in the late [...]

Newcastle United – News Roundup – 14 August 2009.

Posted August 14th, 2009 by Hugh de Payen | 17 Comments

Poor old Chris Hughton deserves a fair bit of credit for quietly taking over a job he doesn’t want and just getting on with it.
Ashley’s dumped him in it a few times now but Hughton simply remains unruffled, appearing to treat his frequent calls to stand-in as manager of one the most media-exposed teams in [...]

Toon’s Damien a good omen for Bolton, Hull, Fulham, Wolves, Blackburn (delete as appropriate)?

Posted August 13th, 2009 by bowburnmag | 9 Comments

According to reports on Sky Sports News we’ve received an estimated £4m bid from an unidentified Premier League club for Duffer. And in keeping with recent activity it seems we are considering the offer for the Irish international.
As we expected, the fire sale is well and truly underway and we were always likely to [...]

Duff’s class saves wor bacon [Newcastle United v WBA match report]

Posted August 9th, 2009 by workyticket | 2 Comments

A good game to start the season proper, against opposition who should be challenging for the promotion places at the end of the season. Despite the the current chaos behind the scenes, including an exodus of top players, we actually played quite respectably for a well deserved draw. This included some good passages of play [...]

 
 

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