What Keegan Did to Michael Owen and His Future with Toon
For those who have been loudly decrying KK’s tactical acumen (not necessarily on here) it seems to me that modifying MO’s role has been something of a masterstroke.

As several of us had been suggesting, if we had continued playing a supine 4-4-2 with Owen and Smith up front, we were going in only one direction. The present formation has allowed KK to get both Viduka and Martins involved, and importantly has got…
Everyone Is Smiling Again, Toon! Toon! Black and White Army!!!
I will not let anything else to ruin my celebration for the first Toon win under Keegan yesterday, not the cancellation of Indo Toon Army participation in a Futsal tournament, also the poor database system of Entrecard who robed more than 500 credits from my account since couple days ago.
“We don’t have a big squad. We’ve got to have all the quality available, and not having Mark Viduka for the first five or six…
Newcastle United vs Fulham Match Review
Despite the enormous comfort of an early goal, which in the context of the game was massive, a tense and nervous 90 mins made for agonising watching, but ultimately proved satisfying. The players were nervous, the crowd anxious, and the lack of the 2nd goal made things ever more nail-biting.

We played some canny football a times, but us usual made things difficult by endlessly giving the ball way. We created a good…
Newcastle United 2 vs Fulham FC 0, Torrid Game for United
No changes on either side with United kick-off the second-half. Michael Owen is in the mood to booked his name again on scoresheet today but was unlucky to see Barton’s delivery ball run away from him inside the area.
But again, it was Jimmy Bullard again trying to give a test to United’s goalkeeper, but this time it’s far from troubling Steve Harper as the ball flying high.
Fulham have early corner in the second-half…
Newcastle United vs Fulham FC, Viduka Give 1-0 Lead at Half Time
Relegation threat? It seems that all the lads finally realized their future is depends on how they perform and today they have shown good commitments in our second vital game of our battle series to avoid the drop zone.
In another full house St. James’s Park, Newcastle looking dangerous when attacking the visiting side. Keegan is once again pulling out the United striking force in Viduka, Martins and Owen in a 4-3-3 Cavaliers formation (that’s…





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