Why Lescott and Remy would be perfect for Newcastle

January 7, 2013 in Premier League

Newcastle are currently reminding me a bit of a rock band. I know, you are all probably thinking I am crazy, right? Well, hear me out. Let’s call their return to the Premier League their comeback after a slight hiatus. Their first season or for this metaphor, album, was a solid return; good, but not spectacular, better than expected. The tricky second album followed, the pressure was on to avoid the second season/album syndrome but much to everyone’s surprise, they were fantastic, with players/singles such as Demba Ba, Yohan Cabaye and Papiss Cisse all fantastic, which secured them a place on tour in Europe. We now move into the present, with the difficult third album, and sadly for Newcastle, it has been a major flop, with a series of poor shows, and while they are still in Europe, the lead member has now departed for pastures new. With the wheels falling off the tour bus, they badly need to recruit, and there are two options that I think would be perfect for them.

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Newcastle vs Bordeaux: A fan’s perspective

October 9, 2012 in Europe, Premier League

This past Thursday, Newcastle United entertained Bordeaux in the Europa League and I was there! Traveled for seven and a half hours on a coach, but managed to make it and soak up the wonderful atmosphere of St. James’ Park, which no-one can troll me for saying any more, but more on that later in the article.

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Why Alan Pardew’s eight-year contract isn’t crazy

October 2, 2012 in Premier League

Newcastle have awarded Alan Pardew and a few members of his coaching staff eight-year contracts. For some people, this could spell trouble for the boys on the Toon, but I personally believe that this has been an excellent move by Mike Ashley, one of few.

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The effects of the potential return of the Prodigal Son

July 17, 2012 in Premier League, Transfers

Obviously, one of the biggest British transfer rumours making the papers this week is that Andy Carroll could be returning to Newcastle United on loan, so I’m going to try and put this into perspective and weigh up the positives and the negatives if this actually goes through, both for Liverpool and Newcastle.

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