In a match return for Stephen Carr who is just recover from his injury and playing through the 90 minutes, and a return to reserve team action for Andy Carroll following his loan spell at Preston, United second string having their own nightmare by losing 1-3 tonight against the macKems reserves at Kingston Park.

Carroll has two good opportunities go begging from Carr’s deep delivery and the 22nd minute, Jonny Godsmark supplies at the far post.

The visitors took the lead two minutes later through former Arsenal’s youngster Anthony Stokes after United Callum Morris had given away possession just inside the area. Stokes doubled the visitors advantage just after the hour, before substitute Jamie Chandler cracked a low strike past Forster with just seven minutes left on the clock.

The home team got one goal back through an own goal by Peter Hartley after the Black Cats goalkeeper Carson unable to handle Carr’s whipped set-piece.

Newcastle United Reserves:
Fraser Forster, Stephen Carr, Darren Lough, David Edgar, Callum Morris, Alex Francis, Wesley Ngo Baheng (James Marwood, 68m), Mark Doninger (Frank Wiafe Danquah, 90m), Andy Carroll, Kazenga LuaLua, Jonny Godsmark (Ryan Donaldson, 84m)
Subs not used: Alex Patterson, Patrick McLaughlin

Sunderland Reserves:
Trevor Carson, Robbie Weir (Jamie Chandler, 46m), Ian Harte, Greg Halford, Russell Anderson, Peter Hartley (Gavin Donoghue, 75m), Jake Richardson (David Dowson, 46m), Liam Miller, Anthony Stokes, David Connolly, Ross Wallace
Subs not used: Jamie Chandler, Jordan Henderson

Referee: Craig Pawson
Attendance: 971

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Wesley Ngo Baheng, born in September 23, 1989 and have been recently being promoted from Le Havre academy side to join LHAC B-team.

Wesley’s move should be far more straight-forward, with Newcastle already having agreed a compensation package with LHAC prior to the opening of January transfer window.

But in this case, Newcastle has been prepared well to eliminated the possible trouble during the transfer. Both side has agreed about the terms and will not repeating the controversial move of Charles N’Zogbia from the same French team to Newcastle, especially when dealing with the European Football boss, UEFA.

UEFA has a rule which is not allowing any transfer of a player who is not being signed as a professional footballer by his origin club. Baheng status now is a member of LHAC reserve team.

If the transfer is finally done in January, Baheng will join N’Zogbia, Habib Beye, David Rozehnal, Claudio Cacapa, Abdoulaye Faye and Geremi who are having experience in French division.

Meanwhile, the latest news is coming from Bolton as former Newcastle United player Garry Speed is about taking his chance to re-join his old club as a coach, and will be a good addition for Lee Clark on the way to develop the future of Magpies stars.

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