Some said when a football club have new manager, it's obviously the new one will have to make some adjustments to what he inherited from the former manager.

Keegan's overhaul of Sam Allardyce's backroom staff has seen another Big Sam's appointments leaving the club.

This time, I think we must have a full stop and stick with King Kev for the good of our team or we will never have any stability and won't be able to start making success that we're deserved.

I have read an interesting interview on the Chronicle today.

King Kev is a good and nice man but he has found the job is difficult, more difficult for anyone regardless of history or experience or in Shearer's case inexperience.

I think Keegan is looking like yesterday's man at present and he hasn't had a chance to breath, we are relegation bad.

Okay, I was wrong about him for the last couple weeks of his reign at Gallowgate. Now I feel embarrassed to have backing him up on his last hard days at Newcastle.

Yesterday, Sam Allardyce has asking the anger of the Geordie fans by saying that the Magpies were not a big enough club for him and didn't live up to his ambitions.

This was a classic case of what happens when a team trying to play attacking football (but doesn't have the players) comes up against a team that is great from set pieces and generally good defensively.

First half we were the only side that played football and were deservedly 1-0 up.

I'm sorry for being inactive for the last four days because I've been away to a small island to celebrate Chinese New Year where no internet connection available and I just get back today and found out Newcastle's latest game result.

It was something quite shocking and very disappointing one.

Sam Allardyce finally speaking for the first time to the press yesterday after his parted company with United last month. Sam Allardyce said that he has done what any best manager can do for Newcastle. He also said to have not enough backing from Mike Ashley to buy new players last summer.

BBC reporting the quarter final between Ghana and Nigeria was ended in a drama. Ghana was coming from behind and reduced to ten men on the hour, but the Black Stars team earn a semi-final place with a 2-1 victory over Nigeria.

Nigeria took the lead on 34 minutes through a Yakubu penalty, but Michael Essien's glancing header put the Black Stars level on the stroke of half-time.

Well, another two points down the toilet as things become ever more worrying. On the overall balance of play a draw was probably a fair result.

There were some signs of general improvement, particularly in the second half, but for me we still have problems in midfield where we were never really able to establish any degree of control, apart from a spell in the 2nd half during which we scored.

Second half started with the visitor attacking. Aliadiere gets away down United left side and pass the ball back from the by-line for O'Neill to shoot, Taylor blocked the midfielder's low effort and deflects the ball behind for a corner.

Newcastle responded well with Emre makes a run forward and skips three Boro challenges before slipping the ball wide to Duff, the Irish winger twists and turns before tries to cross the ball but deflected behind by Young.

Joey Barton and Emre have been recalled by King Kev for today's North East derby match. Today's match is also Barton's second game since before Christmas as a starter.

Emre, missed the last three matches following the red card against Stoke. This is his first Newcastle game under Kevin Keegan and he is determined to repay the glowing praise from Keegan yesterday.

In a decent interview with the BBC football focus yesterday, Keegan has describe his visions for Newcastle United team after making a shock return and his future plans.

King Kev said that on the last January transfer window, He actually didn't want to bring in any new players.

Keegan admitted today that he ever tried to sign Turkish playmaker Emre when he was manager of Manchester City. According to Keegan, Emre certainly a player that he love to play the classy ball-play and someone who can unlock opposition defences.

Newcastle still have to score goals since Keegan's return to the club, and to break the deadlock Keegan tempted to give a start to the former Inter Milan's ace on Sunday's derby clash with Middlesbrough.

Keegan and Shearer have spoken in couple occasions about the possibility for the Toon's record goalscorer to get involved in a role at the club as Keegan's staff. And after their last conversation, Shearer said that he will not be joining Kevin Keegan's backroom team at Newcastle United.

His decision to pull out himself was for the best of the club and Shearer insists that he is not snubbed anyone or anything with that.

Kevin Keegan will have Turkish midfielder Emre returns from suspension and Mark Viduka is also set to return after wins the battle against his latest calf injury that sat him out from Keegan's recent games.

Joey Barton who was introduced as a second-half substitute at Arsenal on Tuesday will again be available while the returning home Africa Cup of Nations duo Habib Beye and Abdoulaye Faye will possibly still be missing.