Newcastle United Carling Cup adventure ended at Ewood Park

Posted by: Jacko · October 27, 2011 · Comment 

First half was absolute rubbish by us. They played some decent stuff but were chasing and harrying us like madmen. The first goal came down our right hand side – no one stopped the cross and the finish was decent.

Demba Ba battles for the ball with Blackburn Rovers Morten Gamst Pedersen [Magpies Zone/AP Photos/DayLife]

Ba then hit the post when he made a decent chance for himself. He spent all the first half playing up front on his own. I assume Ben Arfa was supposed to…

Alan Pardew determined to change Newcastle style

Posted by: shearyadi · September 26, 2011 · 1 Comment 

Alan Pardew with his brand new Newcastle United squad is looking to break the 4-4-2 formation and said that Newcastle should change its style. The traditional formation of 4-4-2 stays for years and have been resulting an up and down seasons for us.

Alan Pardew sits with backroom staff Steve Stone and John Carver [Magpies Zone/GettyImages/DayLife]

Within the last ten years, we have so many names come and go as our manager trying to re-creating the old formula of an entertainers side which is, in…

The points to be positive about Newcastle United this season

Posted by: Swift · September 2, 2011 · 1 Comment 

These are the positives as I see them (about Newcastle United). You could add in that Tiote and Coloccini weren’t sold, but I think that’s best not considered a plus even though we all know it is. Go on then, hammer me.

Yohan Cabaye during the Pre Season Friendly against Fiorentina [Magpies Zone/GettyImages/DayLife]

Yohan Cabaye: He looks like an exceptional player. Alongside Tiote and Ben Arfa he could do some real damage.

Davide Santon: An imaginative signing. Credit where it is due, this…

Newcastle United success are not only about Big Names signing with big money spend

Posted by: shearyadi · September 1, 2011 · Comment 

Summer transfer had been concluded, and the results are quite satisfying for some fans while according to quite alot of fans, it was a big failure. I’m in particularly would like to highlighted some opinions from the Telegraph reporter Luke Edwards, as quoted from his blog today.

Alan Pardew is congratulated Leon Best [Magpies Zone/GettyImages/DayLife]

“That’s not to say their business has been disastrous. In fact, in certain areas it has been rather good, but mistakes have been made and,



howay the lads