NUFC Transfer News: Beckford, Kilgallon, and Chopra

December 29, 2009

After our inability to put away our chances yesterday, Chris Hughton (after speaking with the Chronicle), has admitted that Jermaine Beckford is one of a few players that Newcastle United are interested in signing. Beckford has always been fancied by Newcastle – Kinnear wanted him, Shearer wanted him, now it looks like it’s Hughton’s turn. [...]

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Newcastle United 0 Derby County 0

December 29, 2009

Newcastle, guilty of missing some great chances to put the game away, ended 2009 firing blanks. There was plenty of endeavour, and arguably we’ve played worse and won, but the match against Derby was one that won’t be remembered fondly by many NUFC fans.
Ryan Taylor, Steven Taylor, and Nile Ranger were the Newcastle players [...]

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Coventry 0 Newcastle United 2

December 10, 2009

What more can you say right now about the results Newcastle are getting other than I hope it lasts!
Goals from Shola Ameobi and Nile Ranger’s first goal for the club solidified our lead at the top of the Championship to seven points, and 12 points ahead of third place. Once again, Steve Harper proved he’s [...]

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NUFC Defeat Watford to Go Four Points Clear

December 6, 2009

Goals from Lovenkrands and Fabrice Pancrate were enough to send Newcastle United four points clear of second placed West Brom. Even though Kevin Nolan received his marching orders for a second bookable offence, the Toon now extend their unbeaten to eleven games (in all competitions).
When Newcastle were relegated, many pundits and fans of opposing clubs [...]

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Newcastle United 3 Swansea 0

November 29, 2009

Swansea came into yesterday’s game on the end of an eleven game unbeaten run thanks to one of the league’s most stingiest defences. NUFC meanwhile, were looking to cement their place at the top of the Coca Cola Championship.
A crowd of 42,616, were in attendance as the St. James’s faithful showed some of the Premier [...]

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Support the NUST – We Do!

November 24, 2009

This blog is very proud to promote the Newcastle United Supporters Trust. Mike Ashley lost my support and respect a long time ago. For the future of NUFC, it belongs to the people who care about it the most ~ the fans. That’s why the lads and lasses involved with the NUST get my full [...]

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Preston North End 0 Newcastle United 1

November 23, 2009

After what seems like an age since we last played football, Newcastle United were back in competitive action tonight as they faced Preston North end in the Coca Cola Championship. With a win, Newcastle could return to the top of the league – a draw would mean that they would end up a point behind [...]

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Pancrate to Sign for NUFC?

November 19, 2009

Update: The official site now confirms that Pancrate has signed a deal that will see him spend the rest of the season at Newcastle with an option to extend.
When Barry Moat’s Newcastle United takeover bid failed, a lot of supporters feared that without money to invest in players, we’d struggle to add to our already [...]

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Barry Moat Would Consider Selling Naming Rights for St. James’s Park

November 16, 2009

The people linked with Newcastle United are either perpetually stupid or completely inept.
Barry Moat has finally broken his silence regarding the Newcastle United takeover and his failure to buy the club. In comments released yesterday Moat admitted that he too would consider selling the naming rights for St. James’s Park. Anything to make a few [...]

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Chris Hughton Wants Sol Campbell at Newcastle

November 12, 2009

When Sol Campbell signed for The Magpies, there were many who thought he just got his directions wrong when he ended up at Notts County. An ex England international with a distinguished career, playing for a League Two club, but for how long? The accusations levelled against Campbell were that he walked out during a [...]

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