Top 5: Summer Transfer Targets
5. Keeping Demba Ba Though he isn’t a transfer target per se, Newcastle’s number one priority this summer has to be to keep a hold of Demba [...]
Top 5s
Top5: Refereeing Blunders (2011-12)
The fixtures for the season 2012 – 13 have been released and its time to look forward to the new season. But with the best part of two months until the start of the season, [...]
Top 5: Moments of the Season
Newcastle United’s fantastic 2011-12 campaign was littered with a number of equally fantastic moments – all of which came together to give the Magpies a [...]
Top 5: Biggest Surprises of the Season
Surprises in football can be good and bad. Having taken Newcastle’s history into account, the surprises that have been thrust upon the Geordie fans could have gone [...]
Top 5: Newcastle United 2011-12 Season Tribute Videos
After such a thrilling season for Newcastle United, the internet has quite rightly been filled to the brim with a number of great video tributes to the 2011-12 [...]
Top 5: Assists of the Season
Goals grab all the attention in any football match and that is correct too as the goals decide who wins or loses, but this article is not about goals this is about the [...]
Top 5: Goals of the Season 2011-12
One of the many reasons the 2011-12 season was so enjoyable for Newcastle United and their fans was the amount of fantastic goals that were scored. Led by the ridiculous [...]
Top 5: Summer Defensive Targets
Edging closer to the possibility of accomplishing a European finish, there’s no denying the fact that Alan Pardew will have to add new faces in defence to hold their own in [...]
Top 5: Frenchmen on Tyneside
French players aren’t new to the Premier League. However, this season Newcastle have seen their French contingent help fire the Toon towards Champions League Qualification [...]
Top 5: Newcastle United number 9s
It is the most iconic number shirt in the North East. Passionate Geordies not just in Newcastle but worldwide hold the number nine shirt in its highest regard at St James [...]
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