Posts Tagged ‘Gary Speed’

Llambias, have you no shame whatsoever?

Posted December 1st, 2011 by workyticket | 108 Comments

As I reported yesterday on these pages, Newcastle United’s managing Director, Derek Llambias, has responded to Joey Barton’s allegations about himself and owner, Mike Ashley, with a threat of legal action. This is almost certainly an empty threat by the perfidious M.D. as he knows what happened, and what would probably happen if he attempted [...]

Magical Magpie legends: Gary Speed

Posted June 17th, 2011 by Jimbob | 16 Comments

This will be the first in a series of threads I am going to write, profiling some of my favourite ex Newcastle players from the last decade, starting with current Wales manager and MBE, Gary Speed. Born in Mancot, Wales on the 8th of September 1969, Speed joined the Magpie’s in 1998 when Kenny Dalglish [...]

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 [...]

Toon put to the Blade(s).

Posted November 1st, 2009 by geordie deb | 29 Comments

It appears that the current mutinous attitude of the Toon faithful is spreading around the country as fast as the H1N1 virus with the latest rumblings of discontent being voiced at Bramhall Lane, where more than 100 supporters stayed behind after Sheffield United’s last home match, to demonstrate at their recent poor form. With two [...]

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 [...]

Newcastle United – News Roundup – 27 July 2009.

Posted July 27th, 2009 by Hugh de Payen | 10 Comments

Today I can begin with some good news. England beat Germany 3-2 to win the Sir Bobby Robson Trophy with goals coming from Les Ferdinand, Alan Thompson and Alan Shearer. The night, however, belonged to Sir Bobby Robson and his cancer research foundation to which the proceeds of the game were donated. Sir Bobby is, [...]

 
 

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