Newcastle Reserves - the Future is Black-N-White!

Posted by: shearyadi · October 12, 2007 · 1 Comment

Newcastle United reserves team has produce some real challengers for the current reguler first team squad. Fraser, Danquah, Doninger, Godsmark are some of the future stars of the Black-n-White Army.

NUFC Player Dutch striker Frank Wiafe Danquah is still something of an unknown quantity to the Toon Army. He is having suffered a serious knee injury after joining Newcastle United as a 15-year-old. Now he is turned 18 last week, and was on the scoresheet in the 3-1…

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Toon Reserve 3-1 Wigan Reserves

Posted by: shearyadi · October 9, 2007 · Comment

Joey Barton finished his second competitive match training in great result, scoring the first reserve goal against Wigan reserve and completed 65 minutes of play with no feel of pain from his past injury.

Joey Barton showing another good form in action for Newcastle United reserves team on Monday night and scoring in 19 minutes to bagged the reserves win 3-1 over Wigan. He managed 65 minutes of play yesterday, 20 minutes longer than his first…

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The Battle of Newcastle’s future Goalkeepers

Posted by: shearyadi · October 6, 2007 · Comment

Newcastle United’s future goalkeepers Tim Krul and Fraser Forster are both predicted to have the same battle as the current number one Shay Given and his deputy Steve Harper.

Tim Krul

Newcastle United reserve-team boss Lee Clark said that the current reserve goallie Fraser has been fantastic and progressed a lot in the last 18 months.

While Tim Krul is getting rave reviews at Falkirk on his loan spell, Forster recently is developing very well and will be looking…

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NUFC Reserves v Manchester City Reserve ; 2-2

Posted by: shearyadi · October 4, 2007 · Comment

Joey Barton has his first competitive game after being sidelined since late July after breaking a metatarsal in a pre-season friendly at Carlisle. He’s joining the quest for full match fitness with the likes of Emre, Jose Enrique and Abdoulaye Faye.

Barton has 45 minutes of play while Emre, Enrique and Faye all have played in full 90 minutes.

The reserves match was the first from three second-string competitive matches that Barton should completed before Sam Allardyce…

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