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Newcastle United v QPR

January 14, 2012

Liverpool’s failure to defeat Stoke at Anfield means that a Newcastle win against QPR on Sunday would see the Geordies move up to sixth in the Premier League. How much has Kenny Dalglish spent? How much have Newcastle spent? Oh yeah, and Liverpool have Stevie G. the world’s greatest ever midfield player (ahem). Pardew will [...]

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Manchester United 1 Newcastle United 1

November 27, 2011

As Newcastle United’s season continued to unfurl, and the winning streak continued to lengthen, accusations leveled at NUFC was that they hadn’t played ‘anyone’ yet – with ‘anyone’ presumed to be the top four (this despite Newcastle playing both Arsenal and Spurs and coming away undefeated). Up until last weekend Newcastle maintained one of the [...]

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Wolves 1 Newcastle United 2

October 2, 2011

Alan Pardew sent out an unchanged lineup against Wolves, and Demba Ba continued his impressive scoring streak as NUFC moved up to third place in the Premier League (albeit temporarily), after defeating Wolves. Demba Ba was in the right place at the right time as he headed home a corner, and Jonas Gutierrez slotted home [...]

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QPR 0 Newcastle United 0

September 13, 2011

According to Jim White, Sky Sports News presenter, the talk of last night’s game against QPR was all about Joey Barton. Barton, who had been handed the captain’s armband would turn out to be the least of Newcastle’s worries as a total of six players made their debuts for QPR. The London club put Newcastle [...]

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Newcastle United Safe!

May 8, 2011

Thousands of Geordies breathed a huge sigh of relief yesterday as Newcastle United’s Premier League status was confirmed. The 2-1 win against Birmingham City at St. James’s Park meant that even if all the bottom three teams win all their remaining games, they still couldn’t catch Newcastle. Additionally, Newcastle’s goal difference of -1 is far [...]

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Wigan Athletic 0 Newcastle United 1

January 4, 2011

Newcastle United’s games against Spurs and Manchester City over the festive period were looked at as something of a bonus if we got anything from them. However, the games against Wigan, and tomorrow’s game against West Ham are definitely games we should be looking to win. Staying in the Premier League is vital for this [...]

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Match Preview: Wigan Athletic vs NUFC

January 1, 2011

Newcastle United’s first game of 2011 against Wigan Athletic could go a long way in seeing the Toon stay in the Premier League. While not quite a relegation six-pointer, it’s a game you would hope Newcastle could get something from. Although that task has been made that little bit more difficult due to Andy Carroll’s [...]

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Newcastle United v Chelsea: Game in Doubt

November 27, 2010

Due to the recent heavy snowfall, there is doubt that the game against Chelsea will go ahead. One of the important issues that gets looked at when making decisions like this, is regarding the area in and around St. James’s Park. Fortunately, that area is accessible, so as long as the playing surface is okay, [...]

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Newcastle United 1 Blackburn Rovers 2

November 11, 2010

Newcastle United went into yesterday’s game against Blackburn in confident mood after defeating West Ham, thrashing Sunderland, and performing very well against a full strength Arsenal side. NUFC’s winning run though was brought to an end after Jason Roberts capitalised on defensive errors which meant that Sam Allardyce left St. James’ Park with the full [...]

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Match Preview: Newcastle United vs Blackburn

November 9, 2010

Sam Allardyce brings his merry band of thugs to St James’s Park in his first reappearance since his dismissal by the Newcastle hierarchy back in 2008. Blackburn could be without a number of first team players with Diouf, Nzonzi, Keith Andrews, Vince Grella and Benjani all doubtful. Gosling, Ben Arfa, Harper, and Leon Best are [...]

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