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Get Inman! Do Toon believe the children are our future?

July 23rd, 2009 | 11 Comments |

I guess you’ve got to look out for some positives in all of this uncertainty. Well we could look no further than the fruition of our glorious leader’s preference to ‘develop’ rather than ‘dabble’. Our new youth policy has been one thing which most fans, albeit some begrudgingly, have recognised as being a beacon throughout this whole sorry affair.

Pre-season friendlies are an ideal opportunity to blood youngsters and this term has been no different with several of our kids getting decent run-outs against Darlo and Huddersfield. Kadar was impressive in his centre half role in the latter game and Lua Lua’s willingness and ability to get at the opposition in both games.

Last night, admittedly against lesser quality but no lesser willing opposition at Hillheads where we were entertained by Whitley Bay, Newcastle gave more of our youngsters the chance to impress in front of the watching management pair Hughton and Calderwood and the pie-purchasing Peter Beardsley (I assume he also ate it but that is unconfirmed).

Aussie-born and highly rated Brad Inman, in particular, stood out in an eagerly contested and entertaining game. (more…)

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chuck on Reasons to be cheerful as Newcastle look to push up the table: “Well, suppose we will end up once more in the general group of clubs fighting to avoid relegation, though there…”
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chuck on Reasons to be cheerful as Newcastle look to push up the table: “An interesting headline in the bbc’s football section to-day. Sounding very much like the scenario I mentioned so long ago…”
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