According to his column in the Mail on Sunday, Gary Lineker reckons Newcastle’s very own Steve Harper can be the next Steve Bull. Well not quite, but he does believe that Fabio Capello should cast an eye to the Championship doldrums, if he’s worried about his World Cup custodian as he faces a dearth in [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Sir Bobby Robson’
JC looking to halt Toon’s Wembley trail?
Posted December 17th, 2009 by bowburnmag | 131 CommentsOur path to FA Cup glory could be thwarted by an old acquaintance, if reports are true that former Newcastle United coach John Carver is back in football. It’s been mentioned on .com that JC is going to be assistant to Paul Mariner at Plymouth Argyle, who has taken charge after Paul Sturrock was removed [...]
Good friend Sousa pays tribute to Sir Bobby before Toon game.
Posted November 27th, 2009 by workyticket | 12 CommentsIn the run up to Newcastle United’s game with Swansea City at St James’s Park, Swans manager an ex Portugal legend, Paulo Sousa, has paid a tribute to good friend, Sir Bobby Robson in the club’s official website.
Sousa, a defensive midfielder of the highest order and a giant of the Portuguese game, was signed [...]
Shola wants to go to the World Cup!
Posted November 18th, 2009 by bowburnmag | 16 CommentsAnd I’m not just talking about spending some hard-earned cash to go and cheer on The Three Lions. Shola’s talking about actually playing in the World Cup 2010. I know, I know, this is a kid who could barely get in the Newcastle first eleven until this season and has repeatedly underacheived year on year.
However, [...]
Last of the summer whine for Toon fans?
Posted September 27th, 2009 by bowburnmag | 34 CommentsSave us from ourselves! That is the plea you hear from various quarters with regard the behaviour of other Newcastle fans in recent months, notably recently, in response to the anti-Ashley jeering which was evident throughout the Ipswich game.
The view taken by some supporters is ‘what will be, will be’ and we should get [...]
Are Keano’s Tractor Boys wounded animals? Toon v Ipswich match preview.
Posted September 26th, 2009 by workyticket | 28 CommentsKick-off Portman Road, Saturday, 5:30PM [live on BBC1].
Firstly of course, Newcastle United’s Championship clash with Ipswich will be another game overshadowed by the memory of the great Sir Bobby Robson, who managed the ‘Tractor Boys’ for some thirteen years, building the Suffolk team patiently and taking them to the heights of both domestic and [...]
Sir Bobby Robson – There is a secret to immortality…
Posted September 21st, 2009 by Excelsior | 61 CommentsToday we mourn, once more, the passing of greatness from us. We must also make room for some joy amid our sadness. The joy of his achievements, the joy of his words, the joy that we knew him at all. Tears will come, as they did that awful day in July, and their sting will [...]
How fans can honour Sir Bobby.
Posted August 2nd, 2009 by geordie deb | 17 CommentsWhat 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 [...]
Newcastle United – News Roundup – 01 August 2009.
Posted August 1st, 2009 by Hugh de Payen | 4 CommentsThe news has of course been dominated by the sad death of Sir Bobby Robson, a man who managed to command universal respect and affection throughout the game and beyond. I will dedicate today’s news roundup to some of the tributes to Sir Bobby.
There’s a nice obituary in The Chronicle. I like Sir Bobby’s quote [...]
Sir Bobby loses final battle but will never be forgotten.
Posted July 31st, 2009 by bowburnmag | 22 CommentsSir Bobby Robson died earlier today after losing his long battle against cancer. Nobody needs me to say much right now, as we all know what he was and what he meant to us, which is just as well because I don’t think I have the words right now. God bless you Sir Bob, thoughts [...]



