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Alan Pardew talked about the owner Mike Ashley, yesterday during his news conference. Micheal Owen
injury ravaged time at Newcastle When Newcastle were relegated two years ago owner Mike
Ashley had every right to feel let down by the players, since at the time Newcastle had the 6th
highest wage bill of the sides competing in the Premier League and yet we [.
The Pot 4 Club Dinamo Zagreb is a post from: Just Football
The Pot 4 Club continues on Just Football with an analysis of Dinamo Zagreb
from the writers of CroatianSoccerReport:
Club: Dinamo Zagreb
Straight outta': Croatia
Group: D with Real Madrid, Olympique Lyonnais and Ajax
Recent History
Dinamo Zagreb is the most successful Croatian football club of all time with a rich history in
domestic and European play.
Football fans label Coaches crap or brilliant.
Jose Mourinho used to be brilliant, now he's second he's well...less so.
Alex Ferguson is always brilliant - he always wins, whereas Neil Lennon is crap - he comes second -
add in Vitaslev Lavicka - season 1 brilliant, season 2 crap.
Ange Postecoglou is now brilliant and despite losing heaps of players in Season 1 and beginning of
Season 2 if he's not top of the league after three games he'll be.
Michael Lynch - a man who's family is from the far end of the Curragh (Irish Racecourse) we're just
a bit closer, but further away. Got it?
Lynchy is a much respected Aussie footy writer - but on his player development focus written in the
Age I reckon he has a couple of points wrong or at least is unaware of what is coming.
Canberra Club members may have an opportunity to assist Australian player development. If history
in the local clubland is anything to go by, there is no guarantee they'll do it -at least not
without a fight!
Along time ago I was good enough to take on Mark Viduka and Craig Moore in football.
Some say Youth tournaments are all about team systems, style of play, and of course they are. They
set a tone for the nation's coaches and players - something we are working towards in
Australia.
But for fans and for future Coaches they are also about individuals.
Barcelona without Lionel Messi compared to Spain without Messi.
The stretchering off of Newcastle United's Hatem Ben Arfa has raised some questions (at least with
this writer) about whether we are indeed an injury-prone club. This article was prompted by the
recent injury to Hatem Ben Arfa in Newcastle's 0-0 draw with Sporting Kansas City, but it's
something that has concerned me for quite [.
Mitchell Langerak, Mustifa Amini and Dylan Tombides.
All three are at top German or strong English Clubs - Langarek is proven as a keeper having played
in the A-League and in the Asian Champions League and in Germany with Dortmund he can surely only
improve and challenge Adam Federici in years to come for the Soccerooos spot.
Great we got to a final with a strong performance over Uzbekistan and a strong but ultimately
losing performance in the Asian Cup Final.
No-one more delighted to see the team playing some decent fast forward focused football and let's
face it we should have won the final. Will we ever get a better chance?
Oba Martins has not had a good time of things since he left Newcastle 18 months ago. Oba Martins
our favorite shot of Oba when he played at Newcastle When Oba left the club, Newcastle were on
their knees, having just been relegated, and that was when the Tyneside club had the fourth [...]
Newcastle's Shola Ameobi seems to divide opinion, with some fans eager to get shot of him at the
first opportunity and with others jumping to his defence. This article looks at both sides of the
argument. I had an argument with my wife the other day. Having left our TomTom at home, it was one
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This report suggests that former Manchester United and Northern Ireland winger Keith Gillespie was
offered to Liga Primer Indonesia side PSM Makassar but they rejected him.
Gillespie joins an ever growing list of former English Premier League players who have apparently
been offered to the unofficial league but none have yet signed.
I just love the eternal optimism that gushes forth from some of the people involved with the
breakaway Liga Primer Indonesia.
Today's football tabloid, Top Skor, suggests that Aceh United are interested in signing for Leeds
United, Newcastle United and Middlesborough striker Mark Viduka.
Now I don't know how much truth there is in that story and I have never met the stocky Australian
striker but the mere thought of Mark Viduka moving to Aceh, with its strict implementation of
sharia law, they have public canings there, has me tittering into me tissues so it does.
