Newcastle United fail again to close the gap into Europe

Posted by: shearyadi · March 5, 2011 · Comment

Newcastle United once again without Joe Barton in midfield and I can see the Toon was losing his passion and accurate crossing against the Toffees today. Yes, we can score first but after that we have difficulties to create another chances.

Shola Ameobi, man in the mask

We score thanks to Best who was on the right position in teh right time. The goal was come with helps from Everton defenders who was too focus on their right defensive area and …

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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 being robbed in the injury time

Posted by: shearyadi · January 16, 2011 · 1 Comment

It was one hundred percents fortunate for the dark side to score an equaliser during the stoppage-time which is unbelievable 5 minutes long as nothing major was happening in the second half that needs to be paid off.

Kevin Nolan celebrates his goal against the dark side

We did start the match in much comfortable style than in the last FA Cup third round match, and in just 4 minutes into the first half, Ameobi should have scored for the Toon if he can …

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Newcastle United Lack of Quality Midfielder in the absence of Joey Barton

Posted by: Clarky · November 16, 2010 · Comment

A hard won point against a very well organised team. I couldn’t fault the effort, but the plain facts are that without Ben Arfa and Barton we lack creative quality in midfield.

Andy Carroll battles for the ball with former Toon player Aaron Hughes

We struggled to establish any measure of control in midfield, and although we got on top for spells in the 2nd half, a draw was probably a fair result. Both keepers made a couple of good saves, and Fulham hit the bar.

Nolan …

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