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Newcastle United centre-back Mike Williamson nears fitness and, whilst an alleged bid for a West
Ham defender fails, it seems that Modibo Maiga is actually heading to Tyneside. With our central
defence currently emptier than a Mackem's head, there's some welcome news that Mike Williamson
managed 45 minutes for the reserve team against Bolton yesterday [.
Newcastle United's 3-0 defeat at the hands of Chelsea pales into insignificance compared to the
prospect of playing without Fabricio Coloccini and Steven Taylor. I'm not particularly worried
about the 0-3 scoreline on Saturday. Things didn't go our way with the sending off that didn't
happen, the loss of Coloccini early on then Taylor near [.
Newcastle United have injury worries ahead of their visit to Eastlands on the weekend, so who will
be fit enough to play on Saturday? There are a couple of ways to look at our next three games
against City, United and Chelsea: either we're in with a chance of some points if we have a [...]
The testing never stops 'round here! As we go into the lull that is international football and
worse still, friendly internationals, we see our first major flood of injuries hobble into the
Saint James' Park sickbay. At least we'll have a couple of weeks to try and get over some of them.
All the while [.
The international break has come at an opportune time for Newcastle United as injuries to the squad
begin to mount up. I think we all knew that a potential Achilles Heel for us has been the onset of
injuries as the season progresses. It is of course a problem for any of the teams that [...]
The international break has come at an opportune time for Newcastle United as injuries to the squad
begin to mount up. I think we all knew that a potential Achilles Heel for us has been the onset of
injuries as the season progresses. It is of course a problem for any of the teams that [...]
Good news as Newcastle United's Hatem Ben Arfa injured since the pre-season game against Sporting
Kansas City undergoes a light training session with the physio. Given our failure to recruit an
additional striker, we have to hope that Best continues the way he's been going and that Shola and
Ba come good.
Good news as Newcastle United's Hatem Ben Arfa injured since the pre-season game against Sporting
Kansas City undergoes a light training session with the physio. Given our failure to recruit an
additional striker, we have to hope that Best continues the way he's been going and that Shola and
Ba come good.
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 [.