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Jimbo

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  1. First and foremost he's not my choice at all, but I think some folk would be wanking themselves into an absolute foam had Shearer managed that performance.
  2. Newcastle caretaker manger Chris Hughton on Shola Ameobi: "He is a local lad and for any striker to come away with a match ball is always a very, very proud moment for them. "What we wanted first and foremost was to win the game, and if we were able to do that by scoring goals and putting in a performance, that was certainly going to be a bonus. "We had good periods of the game against a very, very good passing side, and the first two goals were of the highest quality."
  3. Isn't she a Cruel Mistress. True but she gives the occasional wank.
  4. Has Danny been tweaking Wikipedia again ?
  5. what was he doing? dunno, just going by some of the comments on Twitter Stayed on the pitch for absolutely ages at the end, applauding every end of the ground. I know he loves to milk it, but it was a lot even for him. This tbh.
  6. Regardless of emotions, they deserve kudos for the start we've made in my humble opinion.
  7. what was he doing? dunno, just going by some of the comments on Twitter
  8. Anyone at the game, did it seem like Steven Taylor was saying goodbye at the end ?
  9. Well done Oba, no doubt your first touch was shite though[/gemmill]
  10. Made Shola look like a footballer today, deserves a statue surely ?
  11. I just hope Man City were watching Shola today, £30m bid coming in surely.....
  12. Best possible time to retire I'd say. Retire the number 23 shirt in his honour too .
  13. I think we've looked very good, after all we are playing arguably one of the strongest sides in the league again, other than put 3 or 4 goals in we've done about everything we could expect
  14. Smith clearly from the Paul Scholes school of tackling.
  15. Chants of "shearer, shearer" hope Ashley is hearing that.
  16. Playing on the right by the looks of it, not sure him and RTaylor fill me with confidence.
  17. NUFC: Steve Harper, Ryan Taylor, Jose Enrique, Fabricio Coloccini, Steven Taylor, Alan Smith ©, Kevin Nolan, Joey Barton, Jonas Gutierrez, Andy Carroll, Shola Ameobi Subs: Tim Krul, Geremi, Xisco, Nile Ranger, Kazenga LuaLua, Ryan Donaldson, Tamas Kadar
  18. U18 beat Chelsea 5-3 Vuckic scored 2 United Kids' Five-Goal Special .. A GOAL behind at half-time, Newcastle United under-18s turned the tables on Chelsea at Benton with five goals in 27 second-half minutes. Slovenian Haris Vuckic netted two sumptuously skilful goals and made two more while Sammy Ameobi added a brace of his own and Shane Ferguson notched the other. Two late Chelsea strikes halved the four-goal advantage but nothing could detract from a hugely encouraging second-half performance by United's young guns in their final pre-season warm-up match. With the wind at their backs in the first half, the Londoners led through a 27th-minute strike from Kadi Djalo, who burst through the middle to plant a 16-yard shot into the left corner. Chelsea made several interval substitutions, including Anton Rodgers, son of Reading manager Brendan, while United brought on left-back Paul Dummett for Greg McDermott and pushed Irish international Shane Ferguson up into midfield in a fluid 4-4-2 formation instead of the earlier 4-3-3. And the fun started in the 48th minute when 16-year-old Vuckic pursued a ball through the middle and with immense perception flicked the ball gently wide of the advancing goalkeeper with his left foot and was wheeling away in celebration long before the ball rolled into the left corner. Thirteen minutes later Vuckic played in midfield partner Brad Inman and the Aussie nudged the ball beyond the onrushing Walker for Ameobi to apply the finishing touch. Vuckic was back again four minutes later, latching onto an Ameobi flick and tempting Walker into a challenge before slipping the ball into the path of Shane Ferguson, who couldn't miss. Three minutes more and the irrepressible Vuckic seized on a defensive error to leave Danny Mills floundering on the edge of the box before guiding another superbly subtle left-foot shot inches around the diving Walker and inside the left upright. Chelsea were by now being thoroughly outplayed and on 73 minutes it was 5-1, Ameobi lashing in the rebound after Walker had tipped an Inman shot onto the bar. Chelsea, though, had the last word with consolation goals after 75 and 81 minutes. Substitute Phillip Prosenik turned sharply to score at the near post before Billy Knott blocked Paul Dummett's clearance and watched in delight as the ball fizzed luckily into the United net. NEWCASTLE UNITED U-18s: Triallist, Airey, Ferguson, Taylor, Grieve, McLaughlin, Adjei (sub McCrudden 80), McDermott (sub Dummett 45), Ameobi (sub Spear 80), Vuckic (sub Ions 80), Inman. Unused subs: Page, Johnson. CHELSEA U-19S: Walker, R Clifford (sub Saville 45), Strictland (sub Knott 45), Mills, Sapayo (sub Conteh 45), McCachran, Lalkovic (sub Hayden 45), C Clifford (sub Rodgers 45), Mitrovic, Djalo (sub Prosenik 45), Devyne.
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