Archive for the ‘Mike Williamson’ Category

NUFC in Europe?

Posted February 29th, 2012 by weyayecabaye | 43 Comments

Ok. So at this point, with 12 games of the season left and 43 points, we are looking to head to Europe; although that could tempt the “Be careful what you wish for” saying. The squad we currently have is most certainly unable to cope with so many games in such little time if we [...]

Alan Pardew and Newcastle United: Learning Lessons the Hard Way

Posted February 13th, 2012 by Jimbob | 58 Comments

After Newcastle United’s 5-0 thumping at Tottenham on Saturday, silver supremo Alan Pardew has reflected on his teams defeat and performance at White Hart Lane. Recent quotes attributed to Mr.Pardew happen to mention the use of formation in recent weeks, which is something I am interested in venting my thoughts on. But before I begin, [...]

Away Five Oh! Tottenham Hotspur 5, Newcastle United 0.

Posted February 12th, 2012 by UTD111 | 52 Comments

Venue: White Hart Lane. Date: Saturday 11th Feb, 2012. Kick-off: 5.30pm. Referee: Andre Marriner. For Newcastle United, this was a day to forget – started poorly, defended poorly, played poorly” Those words uttered by Sir Alan Shearer just about summed up this game for us. To be fair, Alan equally poured lavish praise on the [...]

Double Trouble for Cursed Cloggies! Blackburn Rovers 0 – Newcastle United 2

Posted February 2nd, 2012 by UTD111 | 54 Comments

This match saw the welcome return of Captain Coloccini, and also the absence of Yohan Cabaye – a victim of trial by television and the London FA earlier in the day. Chris Samba was missing from the Blackburn Rovers line-up following the club’s failure to release him during the January transfer window – clearly fit [...]

Blackburn Rovers v Newcastle United – Match Preview

Posted February 1st, 2012 by UTD111 | 37 Comments

Venue: Ewood Park, Blackburn Date: 1st February 2012 Kick Off: 8.00pm Referee: Phil Dowd. Don’t know about you, but I’m getting sick of the sight of Blackburn Rovers! We’ve played them three times already this season and of course they were never off the TV screens during the really vicious fan protests against their manager [...]

Brighton Bombshell! – Brighton 1 Newcastle United 0 (report, highlights, interviews…)

Posted January 29th, 2012 by UTD111 | 10 Comments

Venue: Amex Stadium, Brighton Date: 28th January 2012 Kick Off: 5.15pm Referee: Lee Probert Quite simply, this was a game United should not have lost. Even with the cautious tactics employed by Pardew we were clearly a class above, dominated 75% of the game and had a penalty appeal for a blatant handball turned down. [...]

No Alan, it was Jol who changed the game, not the penalty.

Posted January 23rd, 2012 by workyticket | 67 Comments

Speaking after Newcastle United’s abject second half capitulation to Fulham in yesterday’s game at Craven Cottage, our Silver Supremo, Alan Pardew, looked for reasons for the collapse. “I can’t really explain what happened to our back four,” he said continuing: “It wasn’t a case of us not trying second half, we just lacked mental discipline [...]

Nothing wrong with a little bump ‘n’ grind at Toon?

Posted January 16th, 2012 by CLiNT FLiCK | 20 Comments

I think it’s fair to say that yesterday’s win against QPR at Saint James’ Park wasn’t the prettiest game to watch, though it was still a very welcome and grinding win. While the Toon faithful may not like seeing such meagre fare, I feel it’s a very satisfying way to collect three very important points [...]

Spidermag returns! Newcastle United 2, Blackburn Rovers 1

Posted January 7th, 2012 by UTD111 | 25 Comments

A tale of absent friends made this cup tie somewhat less of an occasion than it could otherwise have been. We knew that Demba Ba and Cheick Tiote wouldn’t feature in this game, but when Blackburn lined up without Yakubu and Samba – that was a bit of a bonus. Also missing was Paul Clement, [...]

Newcastle United Vs Manchester United: Player ratings!

Posted January 6th, 2012 by CLiNT FLiCK | 32 Comments

Firstly, let me just start by saying Newcastle thoroughly deserved their win and it was a win by United more than a loss by Manchester. They were never allowed to settle on the ball, from the off. Newcastle also took the game to them, showed no fear whatsoever, gave no respect and pressed on with [...]

 
 

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