Archive for the ‘Geremi’ Category

The great Geremi transfer mystery…

Posted February 1st, 2010 by workyticket | 112 Comments

Well, the great Geremi, double Champions League winner, double Premier League winner, double La Liga winner, double African Cup of Nations winner and Olympic gold medallist has gone. Now that African Cup of Nations is over, a deal has finally been completed with Turkish side, Ankaragucu, and thankfully for Mike Ashley, the burden of his [...]

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 [...]

Geremi heads back to Turkey to join former Villa and Man City star?

Posted January 3rd, 2010 by bowburnmag | 115 Comments

Mike Ashley will be a happy man after Newcastle managed to move on Geremi as early as the third day of January. High-earner Geremi has only made nine appearances for us this season and Turkish side, Ankaragücü have signed him on an 18-month deal, where he’ll join former Aston Villa and Man City forward Darius [...]

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 [...]

Scunthorpe 2 Newcastle 1 – Iron Men too tough for timid Toon!

Posted October 20th, 2009 by bowburnmag | 12 Comments

Uh-oh! Newcastle left Glanford Park with absolutely nothing tonight as Scunthorpe took all three points with a 2-1 win, and it would take a brave man to suggest the St James’ garden is rosy right now. Despite having plenty of possession and creating a number of decent chances, Newcastle spurned several of them and were [...]

Injuries stretch Newcastle squad.

Posted September 29th, 2009 by Hugh de Payen | 26 Comments

The diminutive Newcastle United squad is about to be stretched further by injuries and international duties. Fabricio Coloccini picked up a groin strain and Ryan Taylor picked up a calf injury during Saturday’s game against Ipswich. Danny Simpson is also sidelined with an ankle injury from the Plymouth game and is doubtful for this week’s [...]

Posher than us: Peterborough 2-0 Newcastle.

Posted September 23rd, 2009 by Hugh de Payen | 3 Comments

Newcastle were beaten by Peterborough and dumped out of the Carling Cup last night. It’s probably for the best given our small squad and the higher importance of the Championship but, despite such pragmatism, it still stings to lose. I wasn’t at the game, didn’t see it on TV and didn’t listen to it on [...]

Escape to victory – Newcastle 3 Plymouth 1.

Posted September 19th, 2009 by bowburnmag | 8 Comments

Well that’s certainly how it felt. I’ll cut to the chase on this one because I’ve got my GNR preparations and an early night ahead of me. And frankly most of today’s game was instantly forgettable. From Enrique’s elaborations, to Joey Barton’s wonky radar and then over to a lop-sided and blunted formation, there was [...]

We are top of the league! Toon triumph 1-0 over toothless Foxes.

Posted September 1st, 2009 by bowburnmag | 8 Comments

Black and white, sitting on top, doing alright! That’s Newcastle United, after another win in front of the watching Sky cameras puts us in the driving seat after five games. Leicester City came to town and although The Foxes showed wily endeavour in the first half, it would be hard to argue that the result [...]

Clark’s dangerous Terriers eventually put doon by Toon.

Posted August 27th, 2009 by workyticket | 7 Comments

I didn’t realise that I’ be travelling up from London to SJP to cover this match, so it was all a bit of a rush, and I felt a little disoriented to find myself back inside the mothership at such short notice after some time away. Observations on my return were that the mighty SJP [...]

 
 

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