Posts Tagged ‘Newcastle United fans’

Has the St. James’ roar returned to the Toon?

Posted October 17th, 2011 by Mick toons | 24 Comments

It’s fair to say that during the last 5 minutes at St James Park yesterday the place was rocking, the hairs on the back of my neck stood up as I was reminded of times gone by. So the question is this, “Are the Toon faithful passionate, or are we just glory hunters who only [...]

Ashley misses out on the best freebie yet!

Posted June 6th, 2010 by toonsy | 129 Comments

It’s a simple concept really, one that is free to implement, and one that has actually made me agree with something that is written in the Sunday Sun! It is of course the concept of communication, or the lack of it. First off, from my perspective of writing articles on here, a lack of communication [...]

Hughton’s three main priorities: Promotion, promotion and promotion.

Posted November 21st, 2009 by workyticket | 13 Comments

Newcastle United manager, Chris Hughton, has been talking about bringing players into the club, either on loan or permanently. His main emphasis seems to be on promotion first, leaving the onerous task of building a squad that is fit for another long spell in the Premiership and beyond until that objective has been achieved. The [...]

“Geordies?” “AYE!!”

Posted September 18th, 2009 by Excelsior | 123 Comments

I make no apologies for this image (a “Scene’s we’d like to see” sequel to my previous one) despite the fact my first one seems to have upset as many people as it tickled. The movie “300″ is one of my favourites and it’s no stretch, for me, to imagine Shearer as Gerard Butler’s King [...]

How fans can honour Sir Bobby.

Posted August 2nd, 2009 by geordie deb | 17 Comments

What has struck me, and I’m sure so many others over the past few days is not just the huge deluge of tributes from professional footballers, managers, big wigs, journalists and commentators, but also the universal response and outpouring of love from fans of all clubs, demonstrating the immense affection and esteem Sir Bobby was [...]

 
 

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