Posts Tagged ‘Mike Williamson’

Nolan and Harper to miss the rest of the season.

Posted May 12th, 2011 by Thump | 35 Comments

At the holy ground of St. James Park it’s always been a case of “it never rains but it pours”, which is of course the shortened version. The full idiom is “it never rains but it pours toxic waste with the occasional sharp object thrown in to further increase damage.” Not even joking. Our long [...]

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 [...]

January was the turning point for Newcastle.

Posted May 6th, 2010 by toonsy | 20 Comments

Now the job of promotion has been achieved we can pick start to pick through it and have a look at what we have done right and wrong throughout the season. The very fact we have won the title would indicate that the right outweighs the wrong through the course of the season, but it’s [...]

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 v Crystal Palace match banter!

Posted January 27th, 2010 by workyticket | 176 Comments

Tonight sees a cash strapped Crystal Palace making the long journey to St James’s Park. With all kinds of gossip surrounding the London club regarding Administration. Another source of gossip is their very talented young winger, Victor Moses, who has been the subject of much transfer speculation as the club seek to balance their books. [...]

 
 

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