Posts Tagged ‘Danny Simpson’

Davide San-toon speaks to nufcTV

Posted August 31st, 2011 by Thump | 10 Comments

We learned today that Davide Santon was officially a Newcastle player and that, begrudgingly the Daily Mail was correct. Again. Personal bias aside, the 20 year old utility man gave his very first interview to nufcTV and discussed a few things. An interesting note is that, like many of the new lads through the door, [...]

More of the Williamson’s, less of the Marcelino’s.

Posted May 15th, 2010 by toonsy | 109 Comments

Mike Williamson has been somewhat of a revelation since his arrival on Tyneside, which is more that can be said for other more high profile names that have had the chance to wear the famous Black & White stripes of Newcastle United. Williamson was signed by Portsmouth in September 2009 but was subsequently forced to [...]

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 [...]

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 Perch’ed for Forest utility player move?

Posted January 19th, 2010 by toonsy | 61 Comments

A little bit of a transfer news coming out of St James’s Park suggests we could be on the verge of making our first signing of the January transfer window. Nottingham Forest’s James Perch worked under Colin Calderwood during his spell as Forest manager, so no doubt there would have been some recommendation coming from [...]

Carroll Hot To Trot? Bolton Offer £2 Million.

Posted January 16th, 2010 by toonsy | 133 Comments

News yesterday of a bid for one of our young, local lads – Andy Carroll – from Bolton Wanderers as their new manager Owen Coyle seeks to add numbers to squad in a bid to stave off relegation. A cheeky £2 million bid has said to have been lodged. Andy Carroll has been an important [...]

Enrique Calls For Backup As Colo Turns Down Real!

Posted January 11th, 2010 by toonsy | 42 Comments

On another slow Newcastle United news day, Jose Enrique has urged the club to capitalise on the fantastic start to the season by adding the extra players needed to give us the best shot at finishing the promotion job off. It appears Jose is fearful of the fact that losing too many players could jeopardize [...]

Newcastle’s last line of defence – Part Deux

Posted January 5th, 2010 by bowburnmag | 179 Comments

Two months (and a bit) on from the last review, with the transfer window looming, I thought it might be worth having another look at how the players are doing. With off-field sagas taking a backseat for now, the focus is thankfully on the pitch and given our recent blip, does it add significance to [...]

From Old Trafford to Tyneside or Wearside?

Posted December 27th, 2009 by bowburnmag | 16 Comments

According to reports in the Sunday papers, Newcastle’s expected move to bring Danny Simpson in permanently from Man Utd could be scuppered by Geordie (sic) boss Steve Bruce, who wants him down the road at our less fortunate neighbours Sunderland. The full-back’s loan deal runs out on the 18th January, and from all the reports [...]

Swan song gone wrong! – Newcastle 3 Swansea 0

Posted November 28th, 2009 by bowburnmag | 51 Comments

Seems like everybody was expecting a tight if tidy affair at St James’ today and with two of the meanest defences in the division, a high-soring game wasn’t on the cards. But with barely a third of the game gone, Newcastle were three goals to the good and showboating as some of the travelling contingent [...]

 
 

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