Posts Tagged ‘Jonas Gutierrez’

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 the [...]

Toon’s ‘Boxing Day Jinx’ continues!

Posted December 27th, 2009 by toonsy | 65 Comments

An early boxing day start took me to Hillsborough in the hope we could continue our fine run of form against struggling Sheff Wed. It’s been well documented recently that our boxing day winning record has been less than impressive – the next chance we get, it will have been 22 years since we won! [...]

Jose, Jose, Jose, Jose…Jose…Jose! Enrique lifts Toon award.

Posted December 18th, 2009 by bowburnmag | 98 Comments

Not surprisingly, Jose “The Bull” Enrique, will collect the Newcastle United Player of the Month Award for November, when we face Boro on Sunday. And there’s hardly been a more derserving winner in a long while, despite the efforts of some of our more genuine ‘heroes’ of late.
Undeniably one of our better Spanish imports in [...]

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 [...]

Danny Guthrie loves Latin threesome.

Posted November 19th, 2009 by workyticket | 21 Comments

Toon midfield dynamo, Danny Guthrie, has been expressing his admiration for Newcastle United’s ‘Three Amigos’, Jose Enrique, Fabricio Coloccini and Jonas Gutierrez. As Newcastle United prepare for a wet Monday evening at Deepdale in Preston, Guthrie mused on how they have defied the stereotypes about fancy foreign players who aren’t up for a good scrap [...]

Johnny B reckons don’t ‘wing’ it!

Posted November 11th, 2009 by bowburnmag | 71 Comments

There aren’t many more popular former Newcastle players of recent time, in the minds of my generation, than John Beresford. Johnny ‘(oooohh Johnny, Johnny)’ Beresford was a major part of the squad that Keegan assembled to put us back on the map in the ’90s. He’s been speaking to Lee Ryder in The Chronicle [...]

Jonas takes pro-Ashley stance.

Posted November 9th, 2009 by Hugh de Payen | 140 Comments

Newcastle United’s Jonas Gutierrez did not celebrate his goal on Saturday with his trademark ‘Spiderman’ mask. This has already been covered, but it also appears he wasn’t too keen on the anti-Ashley demonstrations.
According to report in the Telegraph, Jonas did indeed leave the mask behind because he was unhappy about press speculation related to him [...]

Toon v Posh video highlights and match review.

Posted November 8th, 2009 by workyticket | No Comments

Video highlights of Newcastle United’s 3-1 triumph over Peterborough at St James’s Park yesterday, including free bedsheet protesters at the start!

Poshovers, too Posh to push? – Newcastle 3 Peterborough 1

Posted November 7th, 2009 by bowburnmag | 7 Comments

At one point during this game, I thought my match write-up might be best illustrated by a big daft grinning smiley. Because at one point, that seemed to sum up the sort of mood around the ground today among Newcastle fans despite all of the ill-feeling toward the current incumbent. This also despite the fact [...]

Don’t let the door hit you on the Jonas as you leave!

Posted November 1st, 2009 by bowburnmag | 44 Comments

According to press speculation, Newcastle midfielder Jonas Gutierrez, is preparing for a move away from St James’ Park (or whatever it might be called by then). As the January transfer window looms, we will inevitably watch with wary eyes, as the likelihood of some departures is high, but the subjects still unknown. It seems [...]

 
 

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