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  1. Dotbum,yea he was the one who puty that cross in,and he changed the game,liverpool were 1-0,he cam on scored 2 and set one up and they won 3-1,he is a brilliant ALL ROUND PLAYER yogic,no matter what you say!

  2. My boy is 1 next week and i wanna get him some newcastle clothes,i went onto the official club website and there is about 10 items under toddlers etc that are crap...

     

    Anyone know where i can get a better variety?

     

    not the replica newcastle tops or ought but just normal casual clothes..

     

     

    Cheers ;)

  3. nufc1984 -

     

    I have watched Cisse play in France and England.

     

    He is a good player, one with great pace and an immense shot. He can leave defenders for dead with his pace, and he is never afraid of taking a shot on goal.

     

    However, other than that he has nothing to his game. He cannot play on the flanks - he just cant. Rio Ferdinand would be better on the flanks than Cisse.He doesnt bring you that intelligent movement and his selfishness to take shots when he can play a teammate in is his downfall.

     

    He is a good 'Striker', but thats where it ends.

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    That says everything about your football knowledge!

  4. Yogic you obviously NEVER watch the guy,When he plays up front he sometimes drifts to the wings and delivers balls in and sometimes he stays central,my brother supports liverpool so i watch liverpool all the time,and he is a better all round player than anelka!!

     

    everyone thinks that just cos' he isnt playing at the minute he isnt any good,this is rafa benitez' loss,cisse is a great player and he has proved that more than once,rafa benitez just prefers to play the players he's bought(crouch ;) ),fuck knows why!!

  5. cisse is a better all round player than anelka,cisse gets on the wings sometimes and puts crosses in,typical example when he played in the super cup final the other month,he came on in the 80th minute and he scored x2 and set one up from the wing,so anyone who says he isnt a team player is wrong,i always see him all over the field!

  6. our midfield list is looking very attractive and the strikers list...

     

    I think we need to find a replacement/back-up for carr,bramble,boum,tayls and baba and then we need to make them gel and if they gel,that will be the team i feel will take us to the champions league,but until then we are gonna go near the top 6,because you can have a good attack and be 2-0 up but then it takes a second to concede a goal and if you have a nervy back-line like us then you concede too many to win a game!!!

     

    why has our back-line ALWAYS been so nervy! even in the past few years its been poor!

  7. Emre to return for man city game

     

    Emre eyeing City return Sep 14 2005

     

    By Paul Gilder, The Journal

     

    Emre has stepped up his efforts to solve Newcastle's midfield crisis and is expected to make his return to action in a black-and-white shirt against Manchester City on September 24.

     

    But, although Graeme Souness will be without several pivotal performers at Blackburn this weekend, the United boss will not expedite the Turk's top-flight comeback after accepting that the risks involved would far outweigh any potential rewards.

     

    With Albert Luque and Kieron Dyer ruled out of the trip to Blackburn, Nolberto Solano struggling for fitness and Scott Parker suspended, Souness could well use the services of his astute signing from Inter Milan. But given what happened the last time his return from injury was rushed - the 25-year-old suffered a recurrence of a hamstring problem and managed just 23 minutes against Manchester United last month - Emre will wait until the visit of Stuart Pearce's side to Tyneside before reacquainting himself with the top flight.

     

    "He is feeling good but he knows he can't rush his comeback," revealed Ahmet Bulut, the player's Istanbul-based agent, who has been in regular contact with his client in recent weeks. "Emre knows that he must be 100% before he plays again. He can't be in the situation where he plays for 30 minutes and then has the same problem again.

     

    "He will not play this weekend but he should not miss any more games. Emre is making really good progress with his fitness and he will be back for the game against Manchester City."

     

    Although he has started just two league fixtures for the Magpies - the second curtailed by his troublesome hamstring - Emre has established himself as a favourite of supporters, having shown enough to suggest that he will be an important player as Souness attempts to steer his beleaguered side up the top-flight table.

     

    The Turkish international is scheduled to return to full training on Monday; that United could be rooted to the foot of the Premiership table by then will not be lost on the popular schemer.

     

    "Emre has a good relationship with the fans, even though he has not played much, and he wants to make things better for them," said Bulut last night.

     

    "He is desperate to play again and to help Newcastle. He has started to run again and next week he will be back in training with the rest of the squad. After that, he should be ready."

     

    Emre's imminent return could be deeply significant but, in the short-term, his progress will have given Souness little comfort as he plans a testing trip to Blackburn with a threadbare squad.

     

    It is in midfield that the United manager's troubles lie and, although he initially planned to appeal against Parker's dismissal against Fulham last weekend, Souness has now accepted Alan Wiley's decision and will not contest the red card.

     

    That means Newcastle will be without the England international - arguably the club's top performer so far this season - as they take on a combative Rovers team spearheaded by a vengeful Craig Bellamy.

     

    Luque is facing six weeks on the sidelines while Dyer - whose fitness troubles are clearly not behind him - will be missing for the foreseeable future.

     

    Why Newcastle's players continue to suffer so many hamstring problems is uncertain but it is an issue Souness must address if he is to stand any chance of success this season.

     

    Of all the club's injured midfielders, only Solano has a chance of facing Blackburn - although the Peruvian remains a doubt with a thigh complaint. And that could leave Souness with just Amdy Faye, Lee Clark and Charles N'Zogbia to call upon as he prepares his team for Sunday's important encounter.

     

     

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