Posts Tagged ‘Malcolm MacDonald’

One Chrissy Hughton?

Posted November 1st, 2010 by toonsy | 39 Comments

Personally, I’m still buzzing from yesterday’s 5-1 demolition of derby day rivals Sunderland. As results go they don’t get much better than that, but one thing I found that was a nice extra touch was the widespread backing for Chris Hughton that sounded out from the crowd on a number of occasions yesterday. In a [...]

Vying for No.9 at Newcastle United? – Part Deux.

Posted January 12th, 2010 by bowburnmag | 129 Comments

Well here it is, the third and final chapter of my mid-term player review. And a topical area for discussion, as speculation remains over a move for Leeds Utd’s Jermaine Beckford, or A.N. Other should we fail in that bid. The No.9 shirt is almost as synonymous with Newcastle United, as St James’ Park, the [...]

Vying for No.9?

Posted November 3rd, 2009 by bowburnmag | 54 Comments

Well here it is, the third and final chapter of my first term, first team player review. And not a moment too soon it would seem, to take the focus off Llambias’ less than convincing SSN interview. The No.9 shirt is almost as synonymous with Newcastle United, as St James’ Park, the black and white [...]

The Forest controversy of 1974.

Posted October 16th, 2009 by geordie deb | 63 Comments

The Forest fixture against Newcastle United on Saturday brings to mind a bizarre group of matches between our two teams in 1974. Following success in the earlier rounds, Newcastle United found themselves at home in the quarter finals of the FA cup in front of a crowd of 54,500 facing second division Nottingham Forest. Excitement [...]

Malcolm MacDonald: The rise and fall of a legend.

Posted June 6th, 2009 by geordie deb | 18 Comments

Found comatose and surrounded by empty whisky bottles in a bed-and-breakfast, it was a far cry from his glorious arrival at St James Park for his home debut. Then, little kids gasped as the car wheels on the white Rolls Royce came to a halt outside St James Park and they surged forward to get [...]

 
 

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