Newcastle United v Manchester City Match Preview
United’s caretaker skipper Alan Smith is doubtful to make appearance against Manchester City tomorrow at St. James’ Park. Smudger has to get further examination at the hospital after a colision with team-mate Abdoulaye Faye at Stamford Bridge last Saturday.

“Alan Smith is extremely doubtful for tomorrow night,” said Big Sam on the official site, “Don’t forget he was knocked unconscious at Stamford Bridge and had a bad dose of concussion, and it does not look as…
Every Games should Be The Biggest Game for Newcastle
Sam Allardyce has gathered all his available Newcastle United players to a special meeting yesterday partly to explain Joey Barton’s absence and the most important thing it was also intended to remind the squad of their manager’s priorities.
The Guardian reporting today’s match have been said as the one that some of United squad especially looking forward to, but Allardyce has told them about his concerned that too many of them raise their games for glamour…
Wigan v Newcastle Pre-Match Preview
Mark Viduka hopes his two-goals against Derby will convince Sam Allarydce that he should be a regular starter in United eleven, his season’s tally now raised to five goals from nine starts and now he wants to keep his place after been out of the side since November’s home loss to Liverpool.
“I love playing football and I want to do well for the club and win back my place in the team,” Viduka told the…
Sorry Sam, but that was bloody appalling!
Three games unbeaten and entirely typically for the Toon, we believed we’d made it. We began lethargic, sloppy and overconfident, and surprise, surprise quickly found ourselves a goal down – yet again. Newcastle have an amazing capacity to embarrass, especially during the holiday periods, and once again they came up trumps.

We were shockingly bad: no urgency or cohesion, second to almost every ball, sloppy passing, lacking in movement – the lack of support for the…
Can’t Wait For Sunday and the Rams
Most of the Toon Army will going to St. James’ Park on Sunday as they will bring the most courages support ever to do a revenge against the Rams for their unpredictable win in September.

It’s a must and will be a major setback if they can get the double against us. Derby only have one win so far this season at home in September when they playing us.
On the road away from Pride Park, the…





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