What Football Means to Geordies Faithful

Posted by: shearyadi · November 15, 2007 · Comment

Newcastle chairman Chris Mort realise the impact of Newcastle United’s game results for the people on Tyneside. Although only has been around 5 months in the North East since being brought to St. James’ Park by new owner Mike Ashley in June, Mr Mort admits that he is relishing the challenge of running the football club, especially with the passion.

chris mort “It’s a fabulous way to spend one’s time, running a football club,” he said on …

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Have You Supported Toon Lately?

Posted by: shearyadi · November 9, 2007 · 2 Comments

A friend of mine have asking me that question couple of days ago. I ask him back, why you ask? He smiles and then he is changing into the shape of Sam Allardyce. Weird?

I hope you don’t take it seriously, I was joking about that, but honest there’s questioning about do I have supporting Toon lately, or it is just me that has turn-out into an ordinary glory hunter. Many have said to me …

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The Reasons Why Newcastle Should Keep Allardyce

Posted by: shearyadi · November 7, 2007 · Comment

Ok, I admit that this blog also have been questioning Sam Allardyce’s tactics and game plan couple times, especially during the Portsmouth catastrophe last weekend. But today I have been much calm down now and have read on some news about his possible replacement sooner or later.

But, today the Newcastle chairman has embraced a long-term outlook; no quick fixes, no panic measures. Me and most of Toon supporters may have been disheartened by Newcastle’s …

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WANTED! The New Magic Tunes for Toon Lads

Posted by: shearyadi · November 6, 2007 · Comment

This is very interesting piece of article I found out among all the trashes from last Saturday’s demolition of Newcastle United. Something that could bring the magic feeling for everyone who was with the same black-and-white colors of blood. The magic is called music.

Fortress St. James’ Park

I will not writing about the historical brief behind any of the tunes on this article, but I will share my own experience and some friends of mine opinions about the …

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