Sky reported yesterday that Newcastle chairman Chris Mort insists the club are fully behind manager Sam Allardyce.

Mort admits that the fans have every right to be unhappy after booing their side off the pitch following their under-par display against Liverpool. The Toon Army are growing restless after seeing their side slump to successive heavy home defeats, 4-1 to Portsmouth and 3-0 in Saturday against Liverpool.

The Guardian said, the chant ‘You don’t know what you’re doing’…

Oba may have said anyway he likes about Sam’s effort for Newcastle so far this season. Martins says there is ‘no point’ in Newcastle United losing faith in manager Sam Allardyce. That’s before today’s match, and I believe he will have regret of saying that after the match.

Allardyce only took over at St James’ Park in the summer, there has already been speculations about his future after an indifferent start to the season. No speculations…

Sam Allardyce after firmly ruled himself out of the running of being the next England manager, reiterating the point made succinctly above that a big job on Tyneside takes precedence now.

“I am a big patriot, that’s why I wanted it so much before,” he says. “There was no fear on my part that I couldn’t do the job, only an excitement of hopefully being the right man. To be considered, any manager has got to…

Although I’m not totally agree of what Sam Allardyce been saying about Liverpool’s manager Rafa Benitez, but I’m not agree either if someone is pointing at him as not in the same league.

Big Sam mischievously suggested that if Rafa had not won the Champions League with all the money he had splashed out, he could possibly have got the sack.

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By the time Michael Owen limped off in England’s 1-0 win over Austria on Friday after 32 minutes with a thigh strain, Both Alan Shearer and Sam Allardyce has questioned Steve McClaren’s decision to pick the striker in the ‘meaningless’ friendly.

Allardyce was quick to question the wisdom of England boss Steve McClaren’s decision to pitch injury prone Owen.

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