Newcastle fought back to stuns Everton at Goodison Park

Posted by: shearyadi · October 5, 2008 · Comment

Have never win at Goodison Park since 2001, their two early goals seems to doom us even more deeper, but thanks to the new injection of spirit by United’s caretaker who unfortunately missed to watch our two goals.

We were dismal in the 1st half, but fairly well dominated the 2nd. Leighton Baines cleared off the line our two good chances to win today’s game, one from Tylor and one from Zogbia.…

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If They Can Do It, We Also Should Do the Same

Posted by: shearyadi · May 12, 2008 · Comment

Kevin Keegan in such full praise to his fellow Everton manager David Moyes for their wonderful achievement to finish fifth this season and get the UEFA spot.

Toon Sunday’s 3-1 defeat at Goodison Park saw the difference between a team with something to fight for against Newcastle team with nothing to lose and just play to complete the season off. To have lost Martins, Viduka, Geremi and Barton in the squad makes it even worst…

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Everton 3 vs Newcastle United 1 – Match Report

Posted by: shearyadi · May 11, 2008 · Comment

Alright Mike, can you see it now how could be United team make any progress next season without significant changes? I don’t think so. With both Oba and Vid gets injured, Keegan is forced to recall dull player like Alan Smith and Damien Duff replacing Joey Barton.

This game also become the first senior appearance for Toon January signing Ben Tozer on the bench. Peter Ramage, Cacapa and Kazenga Lua-Lua also name among the substitutes…

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Newcastle Hope to End the Season In Style and Beat Toffees

Posted by: shearyadi · May 10, 2008 · Comment

Please Keegan, no Alan Smith or Damien Duff as the starter today at Goodison Park, make Andy Carroll and ‘N Zogbia instead of them. Make both Smith and Duff on the Magpie bench.

Without Mark Viduka (Achilles), Joey Barton (bail conditions), James Milner (foot) and Emre, we will have short options in midfield and one target man up front. I prefer we start with Carrol and Martins rather than let Smith making trouble from the…

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The Difference Between King Kev and Howard Kendall

Posted by: shearyadi · January 18, 2008 · Comment

I’ve read a friend of mine write about Kevin Keegan return to Newcastle is probably the worst ever football comeback, and a possible to be the next Howard Kendall at Everton. I appreciate his opinion, but I see that King Kev is different than Kendall.