FA Cup 3rd round Newcastle United 2 – 1 Blackburn Rovers

Posted by: Clarky · January 10, 2012 · Comment

Perhaps unsurprisingly after Wednesday’s exertions, we were rather sluggish and leggy 1st half. We lacked any presence in their PA and several good crosses found no one in the PA and attacking the ball.

Hatem Ben Arfa celebrates after scoring against Blackburn Rovers

Their goal was the end result of some sloppy defending by Williamson and Colo, but otherwise they offered little in the way of a threat.

We upped our game in the 2nd half, but despite a lot of good possession just …

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Alan Pardew was an absolute disaster for Newcastle United FA Cup adventure

Posted by: shearyadi · January 9, 2011 · Comment

Let’s forget about 3-1 win against Liverpool’s or last midweek 5-0 win against the Hammers, you only lucky there, but what you have done yesterday on the FA Cup 3rd round match was an absolute disaster and your managerial experiences are clearly not better than Chris Hughton’s.

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And if you read on what he said on post match interview, as quoted from Yahoo sport below, you can see how daft he is knowing something that …

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Arsenal vs Newcastle United – FA Cup 4th Round Postmortem

Posted by: heednhands · January 26, 2008 · Comment

We were canny good first half. We were toe to toe and for every attack they had we replied; we had a wee bit of menace in our endeavour.

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Duff was doing well down the left, I remember a one off the line from Duff, a cross from Milner flashing across the face of the goal with Owen close to it, Taylor with a freak free header. A canny team effort. We did fine going …

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Still Need Couple Of Improvements – FA Cup 4th Round Match Reports

Posted by: shearyadi · January 26, 2008 · 1 Comment

Kevin Keegan’s side finally surrender by a one man show Emmanuel Adebayor. They must have been doing some diplomacy with the FA to secure their lethal striker still available for today’s match.

It would have been a different result if the FA put the charges to both Adebayor and Bendtner for their violent conduct while they play in the League Cup against Spurs. But for Newcastle United, it was clear that we still far from …

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