The Day When Newcastle United is The Best Team in North East

Posted by: shearyadi · October 31, 2010 · 3 Comments

Frankly, I’m really nervous before and at the start of kick-off, and if Steve Bruce ever said couple days ago that he was shaking to face one of the most fierce football derby in the world, the Tyne and Wear derby, I am also have the same feeling.

Shola Ameobi - Home ground proud Geordie boy who scores for Newcastle United against Sunderland

It was the game that every Toon Army in every corner of the universe would not take it as the losing side, where the pride of Black-and-White …

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Toon Star Calls For Points On The Tyne

Posted by: shearyadi · October 23, 2010 · Comment

Newcastle United’s home form will be key to their Premier League chances this season as they cannot rely on away performances to see them through, according to Shola Ameobi.

Shola Ameobi during the Carling Cup 3rd Round match against Chelsea

The striker helped his side rescue a point at St James Park at the weekend, where they came from two goals down to scrape a late draw with a struggling Wigan side.

Newcastle started strongly at home with a 6-0 thrashing of Aston Villa, but since …

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Chelsea vs Newcastle United, FA Carling Cup Third Round Post Match Review

Posted by: shearyadi · September 23, 2010 · Comment

We visit Stamford Bridge with everyone expecting us to get thrashed by the current Premierships leader, but we simply answer all those predictions with a good win.

The game itself starting as everyone wishes when Patrick Van Aanholt opened the scoring in six minutes on the clock but Nile Ranger, pay his terrible mistake who lead to Chelsea’s first goal, slide the ball home on 27 minutes.

Newcastle was far the better team after Ranger’s …

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A win and a farewell match for Newcastle and Steven Taylor

Posted by: Clarky · August 16, 2009 · 3 Comments

Canny showing against inferior opposition, and a victory that had us pondering in ‘Rupali’ on when was the last time we had a comfortable home win, and who was the last Toon player to score a hat trick at home. Most thought the latter would have been Alan Shearer but no one could remember against who, and when.

We started rather tentatively, and although never under any real pressure, didn’t turn on the class until …

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