Toon! Toon! Black and White Army!!! Toon! Toon! Black and White Army!!! My throat still hurt after yelling the whole game yesterday but it’s really worth it as we have the most memorable win this season and the first game that we have watch end up with a very big smile on our face!

Below are the pictures ( sorry about the quality ) from Bandung and Jakarta when the Indo Toon Army gathering together with Indo Spurs. We also have the wining “champagne” in our hands courtesy of Cleo’s Bar Jakarta, the place where we watch the live broadcasting. Thank you very much for the great reception from you guys at Cleo’s, we will be back!

Today I just attending a technical meeting for a Futsal tournament between football supporters club here in Indonesia. As one of the senior member of the Indonesian Toon Army, I was pleased that our supporter club is able to participate for the second time in a tournament like this.

From the drawing which took place in the same time today, our supporter club has been drawn to face Milanisti who support the Italian serie-A team AC Milan. This would be our second meeting with them, as we ever have a friendly game with them before.

In our first meet with Milanisti, we have a very tight game and in normal time we can held them 13-13 in score line. Too bad, we’re lost in extra time

For the next Sunday tournament, I have told my team mates to give the best they can to win the game. A win will not just a huge benefit for our supporter club name but also for the pride of Newcastle United in general. I will post the result of the Sunday’s match along with some pictures later on this blog.

Howay the lads!!!

After watching Newcastle side get a vital away point at St. Andrew’s yesterday, United chairman Chris Mort is admitted that He and Mike Ashley were surprised by our relegation dogfight and said it was the last thing on their minds when they took over the club last summer.

I told you both, I was also as surprise as you two about the very poor season we’re in this year. This is the worst season we ever had in the last Toon’s decade of decadence.

Quote from the Shields Gazette, Mort also grown frustrated with the constant speculation around Kevin Keegan’s position so soon into his second tenure, He knows Newcastle are a long way from guaranteeing their top-flight status for another season, and staving off the threat of what would be a catastrophic relegation.

The fact is that without any sufficient back-up ammount of money available for both former manager and Keegan to penetrate the transfer windows, even Jose Mourinho will not guaranteed anything for them. When Keegan returned to St James’ Park in January and the transfer window closed without any new players coming in, Keegan was later saying that he could not offer any guarantees about the club’s survival.

From The Guardian, I found it funny when they write about a popular theory that Mike Ashley is went for Keegan simply because most of the fans he spoke to wanted him back, in which the Toon Army were later stands accused him of not knowing too much about football either.

Simply, what we have now is mostly a snowball effect of Newcastle United’s poor mismanagement by the former chairman, and to be honest I was hoping at first place that with Mort and Ashley we will have a new era and we will finally have managed a good foundation laid down for the club future, but it seems that we are now fall into another version of mismanagement in what I was (again) hoping that this time it will not worst than the previous one.

We still can survive through this stormy fog of the Tyne, and if they want to have a club according to what they’re believe we were, Keegan should have a massive transfer funds ready in the summer for a complete rebuild of this club. If not, then I will said that Chris Mort and Mike Ashley are simply businessmen, a selfmade billionaire who knows nothing about football.