Posts Tagged ‘NUFC’

Walking in a Hughton Wonderland? Newcastle 3 Scunthorpe 0.

Posted March 18th, 2010 by bowburnmag | 226 Comments

If anybody looks back and wonders when the tide of discontent finally turned, then last night’s game might well have been it. When the third Newcastle goal went in, there was a hearty and sincere rendition of ‘Walking in a Hughton Wonderland’ ringing around Level 7. For those who aren’t aware of the significance of [...]

Any, any, any O’Brien?

Posted March 15th, 2010 by bowburnmag | 276 Comments

Will we seek to borrow back the services of Andy O’Brien from Bolton Wanderers? Chris Hughton has been speaking to the press and expressed his concern over the state of the current Newcastle injury list. Mike Williamson was the most recent casualty leading up to the smogs game at the weekend and when Coloccini limped [...]

I can see clearly now the smog has gone!

Posted March 14th, 2010 by bowburnmag | 62 Comments

I’ve just watched Barcelona beat Valencia 3-0 in a very ‘Messi’ encounter. The little Argentinian demonstrating why he’s considered arguably the best player on the planet, with a sublime hat-trick. Fast rewind to yesterday’s Tyne-Tees Derby and the football from both Newcastle and Middlesbrough was a million miles away from the football of the Spanish [...]

Newcastle trail French starlet Diakite.

Posted March 14th, 2010 by toonsy | 95 Comments

It appears owner Mike Ashley has resurrected the scouting policy that was mentioned when he took over the club, the one where Newcastle United look towards younger players from throughout Europe that have a lot of potential and a profit margin in their sell on value. We have already seen signs that this could work [...]

Derby day stalemate! – Middlesbrough 2-2 Newcastle United.

Posted March 13th, 2010 by toonsy | 108 Comments

Middlesbrough and Newcastle played out an entertaining 2-2 draw at the Riverside Stadium this afternoon leaving both team’s with a share of the points from the Tees/Tyne derby. It was very much a case of a lucky escape today as the home were arguably the better and will feel that they did enough to grab [...]

‘Boro v Newcastle – A Newcastle fan’s away guide.

Posted March 11th, 2010 by toonsy | 49 Comments

Not much of a guide is needed for the 40 mile trip straight down the A19 to Middlesbrough’s Riverside Stadium. Viewed by us as the poor relation of the Tyne/Wear derby, it doesn’t mean that the Tyne/Tees derby should be taken any more lightly this time around as we go in search of 3 points [...]

Ashley to further tighten Toon wallet?

Posted March 11th, 2010 by toonsy | 72 Comments

A rather disturbing allegation has emerged from today’s Daily Mirror which claims that owner Mike Ashley is dangling the carrot of a pay-cut in front of the players should they win promotion to the Premier League. Usually it works the other way round, where players get either a bonus or pay rise for helping the [...]

Jamie O’Hara kicks off Toon transfer rumours.

Posted March 10th, 2010 by toonsy | 83 Comments

And so it begins. In anticipation of what many people percieve as automatic promotion the press have decided to set the wheel of their transfer rumour moving decidedly early this year. Already we are being linked with a few names that apparently we would be chasing should our promotion be ensured. Top of our summer [...]

Promotion Watch – How many points do Newcastle need?

Posted March 8th, 2010 by toonsy | 135 Comments

Chris Hughton has time and again refused to put any sort of points target in place as to what he thinks would be enough to gain Newcastle United promotion back to the Premier League at the first time of asking. So it got me thinking, perhaps I could outline some details and we could have [...]

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 [...]

 
 

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