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Lovenkrands Wants A Chance – And Wants To Stay On Tyneside

Newcastle united Blog 29 January @ 06:57 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Peter Lovenkrands was signed as a free agent by Joe Kinnear in January of 2009, the season we were relegated. Peter Lovenkrands 29 goals in 81 Newcastle appearances And Peter has been a good player for Newcastle, especially during the promotion season, when he hit 16 goals in 32 appearances for the side.

Newcastle United v West Bromwich Albion Christmas match banter / preview

Newcastle United Blog 21 December @ 01:35 PM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Good evening Geordies and welcome to our latest "match banter" feature for this evenong's game, which will be yet another battle of the birds. First it was Magpies v Canaries, then Magpies v Swans, and now the Mags find themselves battling the Throstles of West Bromwich Albion for a juicy three point worm.

Forest sack Billy Davies: first reaction

LTLF 12 June @ 10:41 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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LTLF generally has a neutral editorial policy, but the breaking news that Nottingham Forest have terminated Billy Davies' contract one year short prompts me to put on record my utter shock and disgust at the actions of the Forest board. Billy Davies, as previously stated by several contributors to this site, has been the most consistent and successful manager at Forest since Frank Clark.

Deep Throat says The Zog is keen on Toon return

Newcastle United Blog 08 June @ 12:16 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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A source close to Charles N'Zogbia indicates that the player really wants to return to Newcastle United and only ever left because of Joe Kinnear. According to The Star, Charles N'Zogbia is most certainly Newcastle-bound, which would seem to suit the voters on this particular blog. As our vote stands as I write this, 80% [.

Deep Throat says The Zog is keen on Toon return

Newcastle United Blog 08 June @ 12:16 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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A source close to Charles N'Zogbia indicates that the player really wants to return to Newcastle United and only ever left because of Joe Kinnear. According to The Star, Charles N'Zogbia is most certainly Newcastle-bound, which would seem to suit the voters on this particular blog. As our vote stands as I write this, 80% [.

Newcastle Closing In On Charles N’Zogbia

Newcastle united Blog 22 May @ 07:16 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Newcastle are already in negotiations with Wigan, to get former winger Charles N'Zogbia back to Newcastle. Charles N'Zogbia likely to return to Tyneside N'Zogbia left Newcastle in January of 2009, after he had an argument with then manager Joe Kinnear, and the news is that Newcatsle are about to offer the French International a [.

A bit of a round up!

Newcastle United Blog 28 March @ 08:38 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Righty right, with there being no real football for a couple of weeks, there has been a massive gaping hole in all things Newcastle United F.C. so I thought that a bit of a round up was in order: It seems that not only the French press (sacred bleu), but the fellow French Professional footballers, [.

Is Kinnear right to accuse Newcastle United fans of Cockneyism?

Newcastle United Blog 17 March @ 03:15 PM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Speaking in an interview this week, former Newcastle United manager, Joe Kinnear has claimed that he didn't get the credit he deserved because he was a "Cockney". Speaking on one of his signings, Kevin Nolan, who was voted the Championship's player of the year for last season, Kinnear said: "He was Newcastle's player of the [.

Is Kinnear right to accuse Newcastle United fans of Cockneyism?

Newcastle United Blog 17 March @ 03:15 PM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Speaking in an interview this week, former Newcastle United manager, Joe Kinnear has claimed that he didn't get the credit he deserved because he was a "Cockney". Speaking on one of his signings, Kevin Nolan, who was voted the Championship's player of the year for last season, Kinnear said: "He was Newcastle's player of the [.

Managing the Media: Memorable manager interviews

Game Intelligence 17 March @ 06:52 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Whilst Alex Ferguson's re-emergence from a self-imposed media blackout is ominous news for the FA's overworked disciplinary committee, spectators will be grateful for his reprisal in what is a key act in the theatre of football. No game is ever ... Continue reading →

I Get No Credit For Signing Nolan Because I’m A Cockney

Newcastle united Blog 17 March @ 06:14 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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It seems that Alan Pardew isn't the only Newcastle manager who blows his own trumpet. Joe Kinnear while at Newcastle For some strange reason, there's an interview with former Newcastle manager Joe Kinnear, in the Newcastle Journal this morning, and Joe goes into the self promotion game himself. This is what Joe said today, [.

Bruce Admits Carroll Miss

Anfield Talk 16 March @ 06:35 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Sunderland boss Steve Bruce says he lost out on the chance to sign Andy Carroll for £4.5million while managing at Wigan, because it was beyond his budget.
Carroll, who broke the British transfer record when he arrived at Liverpool from Newcastle for £35million on transfer deadline day, caught Bruce's eye while playing for the Magpies just over three years ago.

QPR Report Friday Snippets and Flashbacks

QPR Report 18 February @ 03:32 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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