Archive for the ‘Haris Vuckic’ Category

Bellamy brace sinks Toon: Liverpool 3 Newcastle United 1 match report

Posted December 31st, 2011 by UTD111 | 32 Comments

It was chucking it down with rain as the teams took the field at Anfield, with Newcastle United wearing their first choice kit of Puma’s version of black and white stripes. Three ex-united players were in the Liverpool team: Bellamy, Enrique, and of course, Andy Carroll. There was also some bloke called Jordan Henderson, who, [...]

Magpies throstled by Roy’s boys: Newcastle United 2 West Bromwich Albion 3

Posted December 21st, 2011 by UTD111 | 21 Comments

Going into this game, United were without Steven Taylor, Danny Guthrie and Sylvain Marveaux through injury. Dan Gosling and Yohan Cabaye were both missing through suspension. Alan Pardew decided to play Haris Vuckic in midfield to replace Cabaye, otherwise the team was unchanged from the Swansea game. This was United’s last home game of 2011 [...]

Swans stand firm: Newcastle United vs Swansea City match report/long highlights/interviews…

Posted December 18th, 2011 by workyticket | 19 Comments

Highlights of the game. 11 minute highlights of the match. Swansea were defending very deep in the first half of this game, with Newcastle United keeping the Swans pinned back in and around their own box for quite a few spells. However as the second half rolled on, Swansea did make something of a comeback. [...]

AVB looking to avoid early KO at SJP? Newcastle vs Chelsea preview

Posted December 2nd, 2011 by AndyMac | 20 Comments

Venue: St James’ Park, Newcastle. Date: Saturday 3rd Dec, 2011. Kick-off: 12.45pm. Referee: Mike Dean. Newcastle United will be looking to maintain their fine home form (undefeated in ten games) and increase the pressure on Chelsea’s beleaguered manager, André Villas-Boas in the 12.45 kick off at St James Park, Newcastle on Saturday. NUFC report that [...]

Do Newcastle United have a better midfield this season?

Posted October 10th, 2011 by CLiNT FLiCK | 73 Comments

After the comings and goings of the ‘off season’, some of them obvious,, predictable, profitable and manufactured, it’s safe to say we now have a far more fluid midfield. On top of the fluidity, we have also aquired a hell of a lot more pace. We seem very midfield focused at the moment, what with [...]

Pardew: “Bringing in a player would be a really good tonic”

Posted October 2nd, 2011 by Hugh de Payen | 12 Comments

Newcastle United are riding high in 3rd place in the Premier League but groundwork is already being undertaken in preparation for the January transfer window. The last 10 minutes or so of yesterday’s game against Wolves nearly caused me to “‘ave a connery“, as DelBoy might say, but a combination of good fortune and good [...]

An argument for playing Dan Gosling?

Posted September 24th, 2011 by Hugh de Payen | 13 Comments

Is there a case for giving Dan Gosling a run in the Newcastle United midfield instead of Cheick Tiote who, this writer argues, isn’t having the best run of form? In a recent interview, Cheick Toite has been saying he’s been enjoying his new partnership with Yohan Cabaye in the centre of midfield. Tiote said: [...]

Pardew says no to free agents, so that’s it until January

Posted September 13th, 2011 by Hugh de Payen | 26 Comments

Alan Pardew puts paid to the idea of bringing in any free agents to plug any gaps in the Newcastle United squad, and he looks forward to the return of Hatem Ben Arfa. You are probably not surprised to find out that this is ‘it’ now in terms of the squad until January. Pardew has [...]

A game of two halves (again): Newcastle United 2-1 Fulham (report/highlights)

Posted August 28th, 2011 by workyticket | 40 Comments

After the kick off of this disappointingly attended home game (42,684), a fairly congested midfield quagmire seemed to be the order of the day in the opening section thanks to Newcastle, who once again got off to a very disappointing start. Looking on the positive side though, Best almost fashioned a chance for himself in [...]

Youth at Newcastle: good and bad

Posted August 28th, 2011 by Hugh de Payen | 21 Comments

Newcastle United’s youth squad has much promise, although recent events might indicate that Nile Ranger isn’t destined to be part of it. If the stories in the press are true, it seems that Nile Ranger is once again in hot water and this time it’s a bit more serious than an ill-informed pose with an [...]

 
 

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