Alan Shearer has who scant management experience having managed Newcastle for just eight games, but failing to save the team four years ago from relegation, has come out today and said he is delighted the club stuck with Alan Pardew as manager. Alan Shearer you don't become a bad manager in one year [.
In May of 2009 with two games to go, we all thought we were sitting pretty in 4th bottom place, but above Hull City on goal difference, and we had just gained 3 points on Hull City when we beat Middlesbrough 3-1 at home on a Monday night. Alan Shearer couldn't save us four [...]
Alan Shearer was one of the best players ever to don the famous shirt of Newcastle United, but like the rest of us what defines him is that he is a Newcastle United fan, born and bred on Tyneside and he has Newcastle in his blood. Alan Shearer blasts the players And in [...]
Alan Pardew and his players have taken enormous criticism after Alan Pardew became the first manager to lose against Sunderland at home since Bobby Robson did that in November 2000, when we lost 2-1 and Alan Shearer missed that late penalty when Thomas Soensen made that great save. Alan Pardew my team is now [.
We had said after the game that Sunderland won the game yesterday because they wanted it more than Newcastle, and we never accepted Pardew's excuse that our players were tired. that's nonsense especially in a game against Sunderland. Alan Shearer Sunderland wanted it more Last weekend we had almost the same team [.
Ameobi's wife went into labor last week, and Sola was withdrawn from the squad to travel to Manchester City, but now Shola is a new father and was there to see his child Noah born. Shola Ameobi likely to play tonight So first of all congratulations to Shola and his wife. It's not surprising [...]
Alan Shearer has been interviewed in the Journal today, and he thinks Newcastle are just too good to be relegated but isn't that what people were telling us four years ago before we were relegated? Alan Shearer -feels better after 5 Frenchmen brought in The answer is yes, and until we have the [...]
It was a bit of a surprise when Martin O'Neill was fired last night from his Sunderland job with just seven league games to play this season, and they are already without Steven Fletcher and Lee Cattermole who are both out injured for the rest of the season. Alan Shearer Martin O'Neill sacking is [..
We play Reading at home on Saturday, and we'll have a chance to put some daylight between us and Reading if we can get the win, that will put us 8 points above them. Alan Shearer we can no longer compete with big clubs And the next game is Aston Villa, and Villa have [...]
We're all used to Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson throwing his toys out of the pram, but yesterday's Boxing Day match marked a new spoilt toddler antic to add to his growing list a chewing gum projectile no less. In the midst of a relentless hair-dryer embalming of the linesman, Fergie's gum decided [.
There's certainly not much love lost between Mike Ashley and Alan Shearer and Alan Shearer famously wanted £20M to spend in the summer after we had just been relegated and that with the revenues to be cut by about two thirds by being in the Championship and out of the Premier League. Alan Shearer [.
Southampton have not made a good start to the season, and with just 4 points from their first 9 league games, they must be considered relegation candidates this year, after getting successive promotions under Nigel Adkins, who came in to replace Alan Pardew two years ago last August. Alan Shearer will he want the [.
Derek Llambias admits that Mike Ashley and his cohorts at Newcastle started their tenure off poorly, and we have to agree with that, as they made almost every mistake in the book, and after two years had Newcastle relegated in May, 2009, after Alan Shearer had come in but couldn't save hishometownclub from the drop.
Alan Shearer applauds the crowd (Photo by Michael Steele/Getty Images)
After having already ventured into the field of management once as the interim place holder for Newcastle United, the Magpies legendary front man and all time English Premier League leading scorer, Alan Shearer has been tipped as the successor to Steve Kean at Blackburn Rovers.
So it has come from the horse's mouth, well, Vurnon Anita's mouth anyway, that Ajax and Newcastle
United have agreed a fee of around €8.5 million, or around £6.7 million plus bonuses for Vurnon
Anita. A medical supposedly happened yesterday, though there doesn't seem to be any definitive news
as I write this on personal [.
Despite his slightly yobbish, unlikeable character and his greasy ponytail, it is becoming
increasingly difficult not to feel a little bit sorry for Andy Carroll. There is something
altogether perverse about pitying a man who plays football – for a living, no less – at one of
Europe's most prestigious clubs; (probably) earns upwards of sixty thousand pounds per week; turns
out for his national team; and holds the accolade of Britain's most expensive footballer ever.
Newcastle legend Alan Shearer has said he thinks a move back to Newcastle would be an excellent
move for 23 year-old fellow Geordie striker Andy Carroll, although there's that old saying that
you should never go back. Alan Shearer backs Carroll move back home Alan is 41 now and not only the
greatest goalscorer ever in a black and white [.
Controversial announcer Gus Johnson will host a 30-minute show after today's FA Cup Final alongside Alan Shearer. "The Road to Wembley," a special UEFA Champions League Final preview that relives the journey of Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund's path to the final, will be televised on the free-to-air FOX network at 2:30pm ET.
Chelsea FC have completely mismanaged their midfield and will pay the price when up against a strong team who keep the ball well.
Letting go of Michael Essien and Portuguese midfielder Raul Meireles isn't looking like a bad move so far this season, but once the likes of Juan Mata and Torres get injured or too tired then Di Matteo's transfer policy will look ridiculous.
Since I wrote a few pieces on how Alan Pardew's Newcastle United had become the biggest "long ball" side in the Premiership this season some time ago, It piqued my curiosity to look beyond and see how the "route one" style favoured by Pardew this term compared with that of his predecessors, and possibly, what [.
In Joe Kinnear's "Talk Sport" interview just over a week ago with Richard Keys and Andy Gray, besides being touched as Kinnear recalled the awful series of events which befell him after his reign at Newcastle, not just the heart episode which forced him into retirement but also the loss of his only son Elliott [.
Writing in his column for the Sun, Alan Shearer has laid the blame squarely at the door of Mike Ashley for the club's current lack of form. "Newcastle missed a huge opportunity in the summer" he began, continuing: "Having punched above their weight last season and almost made it into the top four [sic], this [.
We've already mentioned one member of Blackburn Rovers' famous SAS strike partnership in the dull form of Alan Shearer but now we're also giving Chris Sutton a shout out (for the kids) albeit courtesy of a more heart-warming tale.
Now 39 and well into the mid-winter of his playing career, the one-cap England man made his first appearance (as a sub) for Ryman Division One North side Wroxham on Saturday in their clash with Tilbury.
The owners of Blackburn Rovers, Venkys, have shown how you can buy a famous club, and when you haven't got the slightest clue of how to run a football club, by sheer and utter incompetence they can get the club relegated within two years of taking over the reins. Alan Shearer linked with Blackburn [.
A fine footballer he surely was, but Alan Shearer remains one of the dullest pundits out there. Still entrenched in the game's old school, the former England man has come under fire from forward-thinking Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers over his criticism of Welsh midfielder Joe Allen.
Manchester United and Liverpool in tussle to sign Mexican Hector Herrera - originally posted on
Soccerlens.com
Manchester United and Liverpool are locked in a transfer battle to sign highly-rated Mexican
midfielder Hector Herrera. The 22-year-old played a significant role in his country's shock success
at the Olympic Games this summer, in which the Central American side beat Brazil 2-1 in the
final.
On Saturday, the OTWT Tailgating Crew traveled to Baltimore to take in the preseason friendly
between Spurs and Liverpool. The game was terrible but the stadium is amazing.Alan Shearer has more
Premier League titles than Steven Gerrard
A life size picture of former Rutgers star Ray Rice. Loved watching him college as a Rutgers season
ticket holder.
The BBC do pretty well to employ pundits that annoy us. Mark Lawrenson's predictions are dreadful, Alan Hansen is cripplingly negative and Alan Shearer is as boring as watching dry paint dry. Thankfully, they've managed to make it that little bit worse by allowing Garth Crooks to choose his team of the week in the [.
The BBC have announced that along with dug-in regulars Mark Lawrenson, Alan Hansen and Alan
Shearer, the Match of the Day studio will be graced by none other than Harry Redknapp and Mick
McCarty as of this Saturday evening with the pair tasked with bringing 'their considerable
managerial expertise and experience to the country's most popular football programme.
The BBC have announced that along with dug-in regulars Mark Lawrenson, Alan Hansen and Alan
Shearer, the Match of the Day studio will be graced by none other than Harry Redknapp and Mick
McCarty as of this Saturday evening with the pair tasked with bringing 'their considerable
managerial expertise and experience to the country's most popular football programme.
Season previews always seem so half empty. Not because the writers are lazy (okay, some are) but
because there's always that spectre of "well, shit can get real around the transfer deadline, so,
here's some vague material that should be read skeptically. Enjoy!"
Season previews always seem so half empty. Not because the writers are lazy (okay, some are) but
because there's always that spectre of "well, shit can get real around the transfer deadline, so,
here's some vague material that should be read skeptically. Enjoy!"
A BBC insider has revealed the lengths the corporation has gone to entrap the Match of the Day
team- into uttering something so heinous that they have an excuse to sack them immediately.
The Match of the Day team are known to have long-term contracts with a variety of cast-iron
clauses preventing them from being moved on for otherwise career-ending misdemeanours, including
traffic offences, affairs, comparing a tackle to rape or not knowing anything about Hatem Ben
Arfa.
Although the PFA Player of the Year Award won't be officially announced until Sunday night,The Sunnewspaper is reporting that Gareth Bale has won the award and has achieved the honor of winning it for the second time alongside other two-time winners Thierry Henry, Alan Shearer and Cristiano Ronaldo.
Noted pundit Alan Shearer may have had his suspicions that Loic Remy chose QPR over Newcastle due to financial motives, but it would appear that being offered double the wages to sign on at Loftus Road had nothing to do with the French striker's sudden change of heart.
Time for a wee midweek game.For nowt but shits and giggles, can you identify the (1996-era) England man taking in the Great Wall of China while secluded by the great Sunkmanitu Tanka Ob Waci himself?
Previous answer:It was Alan Shearer dicking around in the snow with Nicholas Butt.
My name is Bert Tiddle and you've never heard of me. I scored 123 goals while playing for Ipswich Town in 1985 and Alan Shearer still thinks he's better than me just because he can pretend he knows how to read. Alan Shearer is a numpty.
So this Leonard Messi scores a few goals and all of the sudden everyone wants to give him a record.
England 5-0 San Marino World Cup qualifier Goals and Highlights is a post from: Just Football
As was widely expected, England thrashed San Marino 5-0 at Wembley on Friday night to secure all three points and continue their path on the road to Brazil 2014. In a game that was as predictable as Adrian Chiles thinking England should win easily, the hosts did just that although it took 35 minutes for Roy Hodgson's men to break the deadlock via a Wayne Rooney penalty for a foul on Manchester United teammate Danny Welbeck.
