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Highlights of the game, not that there were any really for Newcastle United fans in what was a poor
day for the Magpies. I will update these with longer, better highlights and also the post match
interviews when they become availabke.
"Going Up" "Northern Life" special 1984. 30 minute Tyne Tees Television special programme from
1984, where David Burton reviews Newcastle United's 1983-4 promotion season. Featuring Arthur Cox,
Kevin Keegan, and some classic Keegan, Waddle and Beardsley goals from the days when the club had a
front three that I'm sure quite a few Toon [.
Newcastle United vs Aston Villa full match video Highlights and post match interviews with Alan
Pardew, Demba Ba, Papiss Cisse and Alex McLeish. Teams Newcastle United (4-4-2): Tim Krul (G),
Danny Simpson, Mike Williamson, Fabricio Coloccini (C), Ryan Taylor (Gabriel Obertan 33), Davide
Santon, James Perch, Danny Guthrie, Jonas Gutierrez, Leon Best (Papiss Cisse 14), [.
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Highlights of Newcastle United's 0-2 victory at Ewood Park, with the first being an own goal by
Blackburn's , with the Magpies' second coming from Gabriel Obertan after he picked up an excellent
pass into space by Peter Lovenkrands. I will update these with better / longer ones when they
become available, and also add [.
Highlights of the game in what was ultimately a disappointing day at the seaside for the Magpies as
they crashed out of the FA Cup without scoring a goal. As usual, I will post better / longer
highlights, as well as post match interviews when they become available (and if you can bear it!).
A [...]
Highlights of the game. I will update these with longer ones when they become available, along with
the post match interviews from Alan Pardew and Martin Jol. Post match interviews To follow.
Highlights of the game. As usual I will keep my eyes peeled for longer / better ones and will post
them when they become available. Post match interviews Alan Pardew Mark Hughes
Highlights of the game. Sorry, they aren't very good I know but I thought I'd put them up just for
Ben Arfa's sublime goal, which must be the best I've seen all season, and also the return of
"Spidermag" too. I still haven't received any thanks from Alan Pardew for telling him he was a
[...]
Highlights of a glorious game. Goals from Demba Ba (33), Yohan Cabaye (47) and finally, a great own
goal from Manchester United's Phil Jones in the final minute of normal time. As usual, I shall try
to update these with longer / better ones if / when they become available. Hugh's NUFC Blog match
report [.
Highlights of the game: First came an own goal by Agger for Newcastle, which looked more like a
Cabaye goal really. Then however Liverpool struck back with three goals, the first two goals from
ex Newcastle United striker Craig Bellamy, and finally, a goal off the bench from substitute Steven
Gerrard.
Highlights of the game. As usual, I will update them when some longer ones are available.
UTD111′s NUFC Blog match report Post match interviews Alan Pardew extols the virtue of patience.
Trotters gaffer Owen Coyle rues "self inflicted" defeat. Teams, match stats etc Bolton Wanderers
(4-4-2): Jussi Jaaskelainen (G), Dedryck Boyata, Zat Knight, Gary Cahill, [.
Highlights of the game. As usual, I shall endeavour to update these with longer / better ones when
they become available. Post match interviews The Silver Supremo muses on a very disappointing
evening for the Magpies. A tense game for Woy for by the sound of things, but he was well chuffed
when the third [.
Highlights of the game. 11 minute highlights of the match. Swansea were defending very deep in the
first half of this game, with Newcastle United keeping the Swans pinned back in and around their
own box for quite a few spells. However as the second half rolled on, Swansea did make something of
a comeback.
Highlights of our disappointing 4-2 defeat at the hands of Delia Smith's Canaries at Carrow Road.
As usual, I will endeavour to update these when better, longer ones become available. Alan Pardew
went into this game matching his opponents with a two big lads upfront appraoch, forsaking Ben Arfa
for the silky skills of Shola [.
Highlights of Newcastle United's early kickoff against Chelsea, where we were desperately unlucky
not to see Chelsea's Luiz sent off in the first half. After Didier Drogba scored a headed goal, we
then had to leave ourselves open somewhat to chase their lead, eventually going down by three goals
after a deflected strike by Solomon [.
Venue: Old Trafford, Manchester. Date: Saturday 26 November, 2011 Kick-off: 3.00pm. Referee: Mike
Jones (replaced Phil Dowd). After such a great result was over-shadowed by the deeply sad news of
the death of a true Geordie Legend, Gary Speed, I've found it very hard to commit to a match
report. It's with a heavy heart [.
Highlights of the game. As always, I shall endeavour to update these with some better, longer ones
when thay become available, along with the usual post match interviews and a full match report of
that game.
Highlights of Newcastle United's 1-3 defeat to Manchester City, who, somewhat predictably going on
their recent form, finally ended our long unbeaten Premiership run. After City goals from Mario
Balotelli (pen), Micah Richards and Sergio Aguero (pen), the Magpies finally managed a consolation
goal from Dan Gosling.
Long match highlights of yesterday's Newcastle United v Everton game. Also includes post match
interviews from Alan Pardew, David Moyes, Ryan Taylor and pundits analysis from a certain TV
highlights show. Below The full post match interviews with Alan Pardew and David Moyes. If you are
having problems playing the interview videos below, it [.
Highlights of Newcastle United's superb 3-1 victory at the Britannia Stadim in Stoke. A second
hat-trick of the season from Demba Ba (12, 40, 81 minutes) along with a superb performance from
Jonas Gutierrez amnogst others sealed the win for the Magpies, and there was also a consolation
penalty for Stoke's Jonathan Walters (75).
Highlights of the game, where 4th placed Newcastle United were given a surprisingly close game by
19th placed Wigan Athletic. Only one good finish, from Yohan Cabaye in the 81st minute, seperated
the two sides by the final whistle. For my my collegue Hugh's full match report on the game, click
here. As usual, we [.
Newcastle United 2 (Demba Ba 48, Shola Ameobi 86). Tottenham Hotspur 2 (van der Vaart 40 (pen),
Defoe 68). Referee: Lee Probert. Match highlights. Long highlights of what was probabky the match
of the season so far, even it is was a draw. A stiff test against strong opposition, with Tottenham
striking first with a [.
Venue: Molineux, Wolverhampton Date: Saturday, October 1st, 2011 Kick-off: 3:00pm Referee: Mark
Halsey Goals: Ba (17), Gutierrez (38), Hammill (88) In what was quite possibly the most exciting,
and surprisingly nerve-wracking Newcastle game so far this term, some brilliant individual
performances, and more than a little help from referee, Mark Halsey, helped Newcastle United ascend
[.
Highlights of the game. Includes goals from Demba Ba in the 17th minute, an excellent strike from
Jonas Gutierrez in the 38th minute, and a consolation for Wolves from Steven Fletcher in the 88th
minute. In what was quite possibly the most exciting, and surprisingly nerve-wracking Newcastle
game so far this term, some brilliant individual [.
Right, let's have some ratings for the Blackburn win! It was pretty much good stuff all round with
a decent showing from a team that's starting to gel. Very few black marks, the odd smudge, but
nothing we couldn't surmount. Here goes! Tim Krul 7.5: Tim is fast becoming yet another top Toon
'keeper and [.
Highlights of a game in which Newcastle dominated with almost 60% of the possession and manay more
shots on target than Blackburn Rovers. Features Demba Ba's hat-trick, and a consolation goal for
Rovers from Junior Hoilett. As usual, I shall endeavour to post longer / better highlights if /
when they become available, so watch [.
Match highlights from yesterday evening's nailbiting 3-4 thriller against Nottingham Forest in the
League Cup. Features two goals from Peter Lovenkrands. The first featuring an astounding pass from
comeback kid, Hatem Ben Arfa, and a pretty tidy assist from his French compadre Sylvain Marveaux
too. The third was an almost certain cross which ended up [.
Venue: Loftus Road, London. Date: Monday, Sept 12th, 2011. Kick-off: 8:00pm. Referee: Phil Dowd. I
don't think it would be unfair to say that Newcastle United were very, very lucky to pick up a
point here, in a match which saw Quuen's Park Ramgers utterly dominant in the first half, and still
on top in [.
11 minute match highlights. Post match interviews Alan Pardew praises Leon Best and Tim Krul, and
is well happy with Newcastle United's start to the season. Martin Jol bemoans Fulham's inability to
capitalise on their chances. NUFC Blog match report.
After the kick off of this disappointingly attended home game (42,684), a fairly congested midfield
quagmire seemed to be the order of the day in the opening section thanks to Newcastle, who once
again got off to a very disappointing start. Looking on the positive side though, Best almost
fashioned a chance for himself in [.
Messrs Ryan Taylor and Ameobi Junior spared United's blushes at Glanford Park, as Newcastle battled
back from a goal down at half-time to put their name in the hat this Saturday for the League Cup
3rd round draw. As I found my way to the turnstiles, and to get me in the mood for the [...]
Match highlights from yesterday evening's League Cup victory for the Magpies over Scunthorpe
United. Includes goals from Dagnall (Scunthorpe), a scorching free kick from Ryan Taylor, and
finally, the deciding goal from Sammy Ameobi. NUFC Blog's prelminary report from the game is
available here, and a full report from our man in the stands at [.
Match highlights. On a rare sunny day in the dark underbelly of the North East, Newcastle had to
negotiate an early derby game full of expectation amongst the deluded locals. Such is the optimism
after shelling out a fat wedge on a new bunch of fair to middling or overaged players. As was to be
[...]
Match highlights. We Geordies could easliy been crying into our beer, rueing one or two important
decisions, such as Larson's handball which denied us a goal earlier in the game. However just at
the right time, the sometimes derided Ryan Taylor unveiled the best weapon in his armoury, with a
fantastic set piece straight into [.
Extended match highlights. In what seems to be somwthing of a tradition now, Newcastle United faced
their usual stiff test against one of the 'top four' clubs in their first game of the Premiership
season. Those who might have been expecting a repeat of the last fixture against the Gunners were
to be disappointed.
In a match that seemed more suited to swimming trunks and armbands rather than a football kit,
Newcastle and Fiorentina braved the atrocious weather in order to win the final friendly of
pre-season. Plumes of water shot up from every foot fall, a wake of rain tracked the ball through
it's journey around the hallowed [.
Leeds United 3 (Patrick Kisnorbo 5, Lloyd Sam 66, Billy Paynter 85) Newcastle United 2 (Steven
Taylor 35, Haris Vuckic 77) Apologies if this report is very belated this time, however recent
events concerning a certain Mr.J.Barton, and other things got in the way. However I spent quite
sometime on it, so I'm going to [.
Match highlights, with goals from Shola Ameobi (9mins), Fabricio Coloccini (53 mins) and great goal
from substitute, Haris Vuckic in stoppage time. The sending off of the Columbus Crew goalkeeper
didn't help the cause of the home side. As usual, Cheick Tiote also picked up a yellow card for a
wreckless challenge.
Although this was the last game of the season, with both Newcastle United and West Bromwich Albion
safe for the season, one would have thought that the 'Baggies' would have had something to play
for, not least finishing above local rivals, Aston Villa, in the Premiership's final reckoning.
There was also the chance for West [.
