Archive for the ‘Danny Simpson’ Category

Newcastle need defensive reinforcements.

Posted July 26th, 2010 by toonsy | 167 Comments

The treatment at St James’ Park is already beginning to fill up, even before a ball has been kicked in the Premier League.
It is worrying that we seem to be losing players left, right and centre due to injury, but an additional concern is the amount of time that players will be out because of [...]

Injuries are starting to kick in at Newcastle.

Posted July 21st, 2010 by toonsy | 59 Comments

Most of us are aware that our beloved Newcastle squad is, how should we say, a little thin on numbers at the moment.
Whather or not that gets rectified by signing players is something that we are waiting to see, but for now we find ourselves succeptable to an injury crisis.
We have already lost Danny Simpson, [...]

Newcastle begin pre-season preparations.

Posted July 5th, 2010 by toonsy | 26 Comments

Today is a day that should send shivers down the spine of a professional footballer, well any footballer in fact.
The Newcastle squad reunite today for pre-season training as they step up their preparation for life back in the big time, and by the end of today those summer indulgences will seem a million miles away, [...]

“I’m sure we won’t go down” – Danny Simpson speaks.

Posted June 26th, 2010 by toonsy | 117 Comments

Danny Simpson has been talking to the local press today, and he seems dead certain that Newcastle can avoid relegation next season, even if we play with the same squad we had last season.
We are beginning to hear from players about how they think we will do next season and both Ryan Taylor and now [...]

Steven Taylor WILL be offered new contract at Newcastle.

Posted June 10th, 2010 by toonsy | 85 Comments

One of the better pieces of news to come out of St James’ Park has to be the announcement that a new contract is being drawn up ready for Steven Taylor to sign.
I wrote the other day that a contract would be offered to Taylor based on what Luke Edwards from The Journal was saying, [...]

Simpson blow could signal Onouha manouvre.

Posted May 24th, 2010 by toonsy | 162 Comments

The Chronicle is reporting some rather worrying news today concerning right-back Danny Simpson, claiming there is a race to get him fit for the new season.
That seems a bit strange to me really, as most of us have known that Simpson has been carrying a niggling injury through the last few months of the season. [...]

Newcastle United player review 09/10 – Defenders.

Posted May 6th, 2010 by toonsy | 43 Comments

Here I continue with the second of four installments of my player reviews for the title winning season just gone.
Last time out we had at look at how our goalkeepers had been getting on throughout the season, which was pretty easy by all accounts as there isn’t that many of them. Now we step up [...]

January was the turning point for Newcastle.

Posted May 6th, 2010 by toonsy | 20 Comments

Now the job of promotion has been achieved we can pick start to pick through it and have a look at what we have done right and wrong throughout the season.
The very fact we have won the title would indicate that the right outweighs the wrong through the course of the season, but it’s [...]

New kids in the black and white!

Posted March 7th, 2010 by bowburnmag | 70 Comments

January came and went for Newcastle United fans but not with the usual disappointment following zero investment. No, the 2010 January transfer window proved to be an opportunity when even Mike Ashley realised some financial speculation was the right thing to do, not least because it might see a return on his money. But this [...]

Toon transfer window round-up.

Posted February 1st, 2010 by toonsy | 76 Comments

Many Toon fans had a certain amount of unease about the prospect of the January transfer window. Given the previous few windows under Mike Ashley, and a seemingly ruthless intent to slash the wage bill since our relegation, optimism wasn’t exactly flowing!
Add to that a glut of injuries that started to pile up, loan players [...]

 
 

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