Mike Ashley to intervene this January? Don’t panic just yet
First, let me preface this piece with a dutifully flattering disclaimer. I used to work for The Mirror’s online sports desk and without their superb editor Matt [...]
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Rafa Benitez is a uniting force for Newcastle fans – can he follow in the footsteps of Sir Bobby Robson and save them?
Written by MailOnline journalist, Rohan Banerjee [...]
Why do Newcastle Fans Moan all the Time?
Yesterday, we published a piece that was sent in by a travelling Watford fan (Alex Keating) following our 2-1 loss at the weekend. Strongly-worded, and full of some bitter [...]
Newcastle United: Cutting corners and packaging it as ambition
For all the talk of renewed ambition and ‘making our own luck’, the appointment of Steve McClaren as head coach by Newcastle, appears to answer the question about [...]
Don’t Sell Cabaye?
There are two certainties I can give about Yohan Cabaye. The first is that he will be remembered as one of the best midfield players to ever pull on a Toon shirt; indeed, his [...]
Newcastle United: A family club
I read an article in The Telegraph the other day, about whether it was right to influence what football team your child [...]
What Makes the Tyne-Wear Derby So Special?
In an interview with The Daily Mail, Newcastle United defender Davide Santon said the Tyne-Wear derby is bigger than the Milan equivalent – a bold statement to say the [...]
Debate: Dummet or Taylor?
Paul Dummett’s goal against Liverpool last weekend proved that dreams really can come true. The local lad who is a product of Newcastle United’s academy, wheeled [...]
Why Sunderland Were Right to Sack Di Canio
Tempted as I was to simply write a succession of Mackem degrading hashtags, in the wake of Paolo Di Canio’s sacking as Sunderland boss, I thought I’d try something a [...]
Why this loan move could be a transfer masterstroke
If Demba Ba’s free transfer to Newcastle in 2011-2012 was the bargain of that season, then the prospect of his loan return from Chelsea would certainly be the coup of this [...]
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