Archive for the ‘Peter Lovenkrands’ Category

Orlando City 1 – 0 Newcastle United: A dismal performance.

Posted July 24th, 2011 by Thump | 19 Comments

Heat problems, turf issues and a collection of cartoon characters stood in the way of today’s game. Undeterred, Newcastle United went to watch a game of football – and that’s about all they did. Immediately after kick off, the lads were forced to defend as Orlando City threw everything they had at us. Misplaced pass [...]

The next Newcastle number 9?

Posted June 21st, 2011 by Hugh de Payen | 35 Comments

On arrival at Newcastle United Demba Ba was handed the number 19 shirt, leaving the number 9 shirt vacant. Does this indicate that there are plans to recruit another striker to fill it or is the shirt going to be retired for a while? The Newcastle United number 9 shirt is of course sacred. Leaving [...]

No fat-heads thanks, says Lovenkrands

Posted May 17th, 2011 by Hugh de Payen | 11 Comments

Newcastle United’s Peter Lovenkrands praises the team spirit shown this season. When I first saw Lovenkrands’ quote saying: “Leave your ego at the entrance door“, I misread it and thought it said ‘egg’ instead of ‘ego’. This led to a certain amount of confusion on my part as I wondered what particular eggs they were [...]

Is Joey Barton unfairly treated by referees?

Posted April 14th, 2011 by workyticket | 16 Comments

Newcastle United striker, Peter Lovenkrands, has come out in defence of teammate, Joey Barton. Speaking in an interview, the Danish international said of the midfielder’s treatment at the hands of the men in black: “Joey gets decisions given him against just because it’s Joey Barton that’s involved. “There’s no doubt that officials look more towards [...]

Pardew: “You lose Leon Best and you gain Hatem Ben Arfa.”

Posted April 7th, 2011 by workyticket | 7 Comments

Newcastle United manager, Alan Pardew has been speaking once again on the long awaited return of wonder wing man, Hatem Ben Arfa, along with the loss of in form striker, Leon Best, who will now be out for the rest of the season after being told he needed an ankle operation. Talking to The Shields [...]

“Their work-rate has been phenomenal” says Pardew of Best and Lovenkrands

Posted February 22nd, 2011 by Hugh de Payen | 21 Comments

Newcastle United manager, Alan Pardew, bigs up Best and Lovenkrands and says he will be patient with them. The much commented upon sale of Andy Carroll to Liverpool followed, 15 minutes of football later, by a fractured cheek for Shola Ameobi left what some might consider to be a hole in our front line. Best [...]

Have Newcastle’s squad players improved?

Posted January 27th, 2011 by CLiNT FLiCK | 16 Comments

Over the last few games Newcastle have had to operate without a few of their regular first team players. Namely: Andy Carroll, Cheick Tiote and Steven Taylor – either because of injury or suspension – and there have also been scares about losing Kevin Nolan and Shola Ameobi. In the meantime, the squad players that [...]

The Ameobi argument – keep or sell?

Posted January 26th, 2011 by Hugh de Payen | 75 Comments

Newcastle’s Shola Ameobi seems to divide opinion, with some fans eager to get shot of him at the first opportunity and with others jumping to his defence. This article looks at both sides of the argument. I had an argument with my wife the other day. Having left our TomTom at home, it was one [...]

What is Nile Ranger’s first team future?

Posted January 18th, 2011 by Hugh de Payen | 42 Comments

Nile Ranger scored a hat-trick for the reserves yesterday, but where does he stand in the pecking order of Newcastle United strikers? I can’t help but think that Ranger is sliding down the list of strikers as far as Alan Pardew is concerned. Given that Andy Carroll is our number one striker, it seems that [...]

Lovenkrands looking for Newcastle exit?

Posted November 9th, 2010 by toonsy | 56 Comments

Peter Lovenkrands has admitted that he may be forced to leave Newcastle in order to save his international career. Lovenkrands hasn’t really had a look in this season and has only featured five times for the Newcastle first-team, with three of those appearances coming in the Carling Cup. This has left the 30-year old forward [...]

 
 

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