Venue: St James' Park, Newcastle. Date: Sun 19th May, 2013. Kick off: 4.00pm. Referee: Howard Webb (Sheffield). UK TV: Sky Sports 1. Hello, good afternoon and welcome to our final match banter of the season! Of course, this game sees us facing Arsenal at St James' Park. Thankfully, it will not be a do or [.
Venue: Loftus Road, London. Date: Sun 12th May, 2013. Kick off: 3.00pm. Referee: Lee Probert (Gloucs). UK TV: None. Hello, good afternoon and welcome to our penultimate "match banter" for the season. This time of course, the Magpies face Queens Park Rangers and with Alan Pardew once again seemingly unable to find a win for [.
West Ham v Newcastle United full match video (opens in new window). Match highlights. Highlights and post match interviews from the game. As usual, I will update them with better ones, along with a video of the whole game when they become available. Post match interviews. An epic post match interview with Alan Pardew where [.
In his latest defence of his French players, this time against alleged criticism in the media, Alan Pardew's continued with his latest "inexperience" offensive, which seems to have replaced imjuries and Europa League fixtures as his main explaination for Newcastle United's poor form, which now has the club in a relegation dogfight.
Newcastle United manager Alan Pardew speaks on the "confounded" and "insulting" criticism of his team, and his failure to understand why Wigan's Roberto Martinez is called "confident" while he is called "arrogant." He also has a few words on Saturday's visit to his old club, West Ham. (video from the Press Association)
Newcastle United vs Liverpool first half. Newcastle United vs Liverpool second half. Match highlights. Highlights from the game between Newcastle United and Liverpool from St James' Park. Altoonative match highlights. Post Match interviews. "We got a bad start and never really recovered from that" says Pardew, which is a fair assesment, if a little understated.
Venue: St James' Park, Newcastle upon Tyne. Date: Sat 27th April, 2013. Kick off: 5.30pm. Referee: Andre Marriner (W. Mids). UK TV: ESPN. Hello, good afternoon and welcome to our "match banter" piece for this afternoon's late kick off at St James' Park, which sees Newcastle United taking on Liverpool in a bid to finally [.
"This was our 50th game today, which goes a little bit unnoticed. With all the travelling involved as well, that's tough. Clubs will look at us and the impact it can have, because it's not only the extra games but the injuries we've had on the back of that. There's no doubt that our league [...]
West Bromwich Albion v Newcastle United full match video (Opens in new window). Match highlights. Highlights from this afternoon's game between West Bromwich Albion and Newcastle United at the Hawthorns. Post match interviews. Pardew's "very pleased" and "delighted" with the result and the performance, and is "looking forward to being a threat next year.
Newcastle United v Sunderland full match video (opens in new window). Match highlights. Highlights from this afternoon's Newcastle United v Sunderland derby at St James' Park. As usual I shall be posting better highlights when they are available, as well as post match interviews and a full match video too!
Venue: St James' Park, Newcastle. Date: Sun 14th April, 2013. Kick off: 12.00. Referee: Howard Webb. UK TV: Sky Sports. Well it's that time again, the time when we simply must beat the Mackems, especially so as it's our home soil that will be sullied by the visiting vagrants of Wearside, and of course their [.
Venue: St James' Park, Newcastle. Date: Thurs 11th April, 2013. Kick off: 8.05pm. Referee: Ivan Bebek (Croatia). UK TV: ITV 4. Hello, good evening and welcome to our "match banter" feature for this evening's Europa League second leg against Benfica. As you probably know, the Magpies were soundly beaten 3-1 in the first leg at [.
Venue: St James' Park, Newcastle. Date: Sun 7th April, 2013. Kick off: 3.00pm. Referee: Kevin Friend (Leics). UK TV: None. Hello, good afternoon and welcome to the NUFC Blog "match banter" feature for this afternoon's vital home game against the Cottagers of Fulham. With only seven games of the season to go, Newcastle United are [.
Benfica v Newcastle United full match video. Match highlights. Highlights from this evening's Europa League game between Benfica and Newcastle United from the Estadio da Luz, Lisbon. Alternative highlights. Post match press conferences Pardew's "overjoyed" with the performance but not the result, and thinks anything is possible at SJP if Newcastle put Benfica under pressure [.
Venue: Estadio da Luz, Lisbon. Date: Thurs 4th April, 2013. Kick off: 8.05pm. Referee: Antony Gautier (France). UK TV: ITV 4. Hello, good evening and welcome to our "match banter" for this evening's Europa League clash against Benfica from the Estadio da Luz in Lisbon. The first piece of good news is that due to [.
Manchester City v Newcastle United full match video (opens in new window). Match highlights. Highlights from this afternoon's game between Manchester City and Newcastle United from the City of Manchester Stadium. Alternative highlights. Post match interviews. Pardew bemoans coming up against a really good City team today and not being aggressive enough in the first [.
Venue: DW Stadium, Wigan. Date: Sun 17th March, 2013. Kick off: 4.00pm. Referee: Mark Halsey (Bolton). UK TV: Sky Sports. Hello, good afternoon and welcome to our "match banter" feature for this afternoon's game, which sees Newcastle United taking on Wigan Athletic at their place, the DW Stadium. Of course in recent seasons, Wigan usually [.
Just a quick note to let you know that my latest piece for metro.co.uk has now been published. Entitled "Alan Pardew says the funniest things sometimes," it is a brief (they're only supposed to be around 500 words in there) reflection on some of Pardew's words after Newcastle's victory against Stoke, where he marked the [.
Newcastle United v Stoke City full match video (opens in new window). Click on "HD" for best results. Extended highlights from "MotD2." "Match of the day" highlights from yesterday's game between Newcastle United and Stoke City at St James' Park. In case these are taken down, here's an alternative link to the whole "MotD2″ show.
Highlights from this afternoon's game between Newcastle United and Stoke City at St James' Park. As usual, I shall be updating these with better ones, along with post match interviews and a video of the whole match when they become available. Post match interviews. Pardew over the moon. Pulis sick as a parrot.
Speaking in recent interview on Swansea City's Europa League campaign next season, Chairman Huw Jenkins knocked Europa League knockers such as Alan Pardew, who has frequently used midweek European competition as an excuse for his poor League form this season (amongst other things), with Jenkins dismissing such talk as "rubbish.
Swansea City vs Newcastle United full match video (opens in new window). Match highlights. Highlights from this afternoon's game between Swansea City and Newcastle United from the Liberty Stadium in Swansea. Post match interviews. The Silver Supremo. The Prince of Denmark. Score and goalscorers. Swansea City 1 (Moore 85), Newcastle United 0.
Newcastle United vs Southampton full match video and interviews (Opens in new window). Match highlights. Highlights from this afternoon's game between Newcastle United and Southampton from St James' Park. Alternative highlights. I will be updating these with better highlights as well as post match interviews and a full macth video when they become available.
Manchester United will walk on the pitch at the Emirates as champions and the Arsenal players will show them the respect of a guard of honour.
Over twenty years ago we were Arsenal's first opponents after Liverpool's defeat against Nottingham Forest confirmed that the North London club were champions.
In the video below, Jonny Evans (interview courtesy of Manchester United and ROM sponsors bwin) talks about the 2012/2013 season, tries to make Champions League predictions, dissects Patrice Evra's musical tastes and a fair bit more.
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Following the celebration of Manchester City's last minute title win by fans at the Stadium of Light last season, Manchester United have the opportunity to put one hand on the trophy whilst also pushing Sunderland closer to the relegation zone. Depending on results, Sunderland could find themselves 17th in the league if United beat them and Aston Villa win.
"We were tighter as a team. We kicked the ball longer. We tried to get as many bodies around the ball as we possibly could to make it difficult for their passing game." - Newcastle United first team coach Steve Stone praising a route one performance against Swansea City (which we lost). "Alan Pardew will [.
"Newcastle fans, following my Football Focus interview, plenty of you tweeting me saying you don't blame me for getting injured but for leaving when we got relegated." "Despite the club saying they did, they didn't ever offer me a new contract despite them putting it in the press that they did. How could they when [.
The FA have finally made their statement on Callum McManaman's vicious attack on Massadio Haïdara's knee on Sunday, with news that they will be taking no further action. In their statement on the assault, they claimed that "at least one" of the match officials saw the incident and chose not to take any further action [.
Venue: St James' Park, Newcastle. Date: Thurs 14th March, 2013. Kick off: 8.05pm. Referee: Deniz Aytekin (Germany). UK TV: ESPN. Hello, good evening and welcome to our "match banter" feature for this evening's Europa League (home) second leg against Dagestan's finest, the Guus Hiddink managed Anzhi Makhachkala.
The last time we played City at Old Trafford we lost 6-1. In a bid to make amends for last season's embarrassment, United have bossed the league this season, going 15 points clear and putting City back in our shadow. All that talk of the blue moon rising and the power shift in Manchester has come to an end, with United reasserting their dominance.
United take on Reading this weekend with the aim of stopping the rot we had to endure last week. Getting knocked out of the Champions League by Real Madrid before blowing a 2-0 lead against Chelsea made for a pretty depressing couple of games. We need to turn it around tomorrow and you would imagine that relegation fodder, Reading, who have just sacked their manager, might be a good place to start to get us smiling again.
You would imagine that Sir Alex Ferguson will channel all the frustration from Tuesday's unjust result against Real Madrid in to Sunday's Cup game against Chelsea. Our opponents also lost in Europe this week but their players seem far more resigned to losing than ours this season. Still, in one off cup games, with both teams having a point to prove thanks to the rivalry they've enjoyed over the past few years, you never know what could happen.
The dream is, more or less, to turn Football Manager into reality. You log in, scroll on your laptop to see which hidden gems are available, and come to a reasonable agreement if you aren't using Man City to strengthen your squad. Launching back in September 2012, Fieldoo'saim is to becomea football marketplace for players and agents; a network where everyone, every player, can showcase his skills.
A person's livelihood can take them anywhere in the world and the job of a footballer is no different. However, how many careers can take you from Scotland to the Faroe Islands and then the paradise islands of the Caribbean?
After beating Chelsea at Stamford Bridge in the league, before being knocked out of the FA Cup by them, United will be keen to win on Sunday. That said, our season finished on April 22nd when we won the league whilst Chelsea are still scrapping to finish in the top four, meaning the performance this weekend is difficult to predict.
D.C. United opens up the home portion of their 2013 MLS regular season with a matchup against Real Salt Lake this Saturday night at 7pm at RFK Stadium. United is coming off of a disappointing but ultimately predictable 2-0 loss in Houston last weekend to open up the 2013 campaign. Two late goals sunk United [.
