Harper getting Sharper this season

Posted by: shearyadi · September 6, 2007 · Comment

Steve Harper was one of the longest player ever play for Newcastle United this season. Under Big Sam he has two successive English Premier League games when Shay was fit since 1999-2000.

Great Old Harper For almost the last 10 years, Steve Harper (32 years-old) have been act as Shay Given deputy while the United number one goalkeeper is injured. But now it seems that the forgotten man has found the chance to be Newcastle United number one …

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N’Zogbia Pledge His Future for Newcastle United

Posted by: shearyadi · September 4, 2007 · Comment

Charles N The 21-year-old Frenchman was linked with a move to Arsenal during the transfer window, but has now pledged his future to Sam Allardyce’s side.

N’Zogbia was in newspapers at the start of this summer as he’s been opted to leave Newcastle United because he is unhappy at the Magpies nest. But now, he has scored two magnificent goals in Premier League and was enjoying his new role as a left back.

Charles was brought to …

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It will be great to come back so soon – Solano -

Posted by: shearyadi · September 4, 2007 · Comment

….in tonights Ronnie:

Special Geordie “I only have one regret about my time at Newcastle United, and that is I did not help give the fans the trophy they deserve. I have to say the Newcastle supporters were great to me, and I can honestly say I always tried my very best for them.”

“The only reason I wanted to leave was because of my family, and they all seemed to understand this. I know I am …

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Titus Bramble; Past, Present and Future

Posted by: shearyadi · September 2, 2007 · 3 Comments

Newcastle United have nightmares from Titus Bramble during his time as Magpies player, but from eye-witnesses point of view, he was a ’Different’ Bramble we’ve ever known yesterday when playing for Wigan Athletic.

Yeah…run Titus, run away from the ball Although we have the dominant possession of the ball and creating chances, but the first half end-up goalles. It took almost 90 minutes before Michael Owen finally break the deadlock in 87 minutes.