In search for the truth for Newcastle United supporters

Posted by: shearyadi · August 27, 2011 · Comment

This would be sounds classic, and probably also applied to most of any football club supporters everywhere. What so called football supporters are often divided into two major sides, one with more reasonable thoughts of what happen to their club, while on the other side there are supporters who see things the way they wanted it to be.

Toon Army start waving now for a new way to get better [Magpies Zone]

I have been looking around for a while since the first news about Joey…

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Newcastle United has plenty of time and space

Posted by: shearyadi · August 25, 2011 · Comment

I once admire Joey Barton and has defend him against any false critism about him when he’s in such a miserable days couple years ago. He’s still a player that I adore and give my highest respects to, until today.

Joey Barton at full-time Premier League match against Sunderland [Magpies Zone/GettyImages/DayLife]

When everyone who may wanted him out and said he was a totally disgrace to United’s team back on that day, I have written here that Joey is a big player with…

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Bad boy Joey did it again

Posted by: Clarky · August 14, 2011 · Comment

Not a great game, to put it mildly, but I’m happy with the point and reasonably satisfied with the performance. The fact neither keeper had to make a real save put the quality of the game into perspective, but we grafted hard to close them down and the spirit looked ok, which had been my major pe-match concern.

Yohan Cabaye (R) challenge Arsenal's Andrei Arshavin [Magpies Zone/Reuters Pict/DayLife]

Tiote and Cabaye struggled to get any kind of hold in midfield, but I…

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Newcastle Looks to Snap Winless Streak Against Birmingham

Posted by: shearyadi · May 5, 2011 · Comment

Newcastle has done a fantastic job to ensure that there would be no repeat of a relegation from two seasons ago, and they are essentially safe as they sit on 41 points with three games left, six points above the relegation zone.

Newcastle United looking ahead a double against Birmingham City

But still, the Magpies would love to snap a four-game winless streak this weekend at home as they host Birmingham, who is looking to move further away from the relegation…

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