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 think was largely …

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Why I prefer we are losing to Arsenal on last Saturday

Posted by: shearyadi · February 7, 2011 · Comment

First of all, as a Toon fan, I must admit that I’m happy that we can get one point from a “superior” team like Arsenal, and most of all we successfully teach them how to play a real football match and shows them the result of a good fighting spirit.

Cheik Tiote celebrates his wonder goal against Arsenal

I was watching the game on live broadcasting, and yes it was really shocking to see how easy we let them scores 4 soft goals. …

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Newcastle United looking extremely comfortable against Arsenal

Posted by: Gallowgate Jim · November 8, 2010 · Comment

Last weekends result was magnificent and obviously had added importance for the simple fact that the alternative of losing would have been unbearable. But as others have said this was by far the better result.

Joey Barton keeping the ball away from Arsenal’s Jack Wilshere

After a spirited comeback against Wigan at home, we’ve won 3 premiership games in a row. Simply fantastic. This run shows just how important a point like that at home can be, even though at the time we were questioning …

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Newcastle United MAGnificent performance demolished The Gunners

Posted by: shearyadi · November 7, 2010 · Comment

Football is really a strange game to watch, sometimes it makes you cry not only when your team got beaten but also when they are the winning side. I was in a little of tears today after watching how good we are against the team that often called one of the Big Four.

Andy Carroll running to destroy the Arsenal defense

They are surely the bigger team in terms of their achievements in domestic league in the past couple years, and also have …

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Jonas Believe Newcastle United is Destined to Stay in Premiership

Posted by: shearyadi · October 19, 2010 · Comment

After the great display of team spirit against Wigan Athletic on last Saturday, Jonas Gutierrez sees the Black-and-Whites team has no reason to get relegated again in next summer.

Jonas Believe Newcastle United is Destined to Stay in Premiership