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Very different with Bruno Guimaraes compared to Sandro Tonali and Anthony Gordon (opens the original)
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The independent voice of Newcastle United since 1988 As a football fan you can, naturally, have very different feelings about a player when they leave your football club. It is something, as a long time fan of Newcastle United, that I have had to get used to over the years. During the Mike Ashley era, you knew that any half decent player we had, would soon be on their way. And given the lack of ambition by the ownership it was very difficult to blame anyone who sought out pastures new. While the
Five positives from Valencia 1 Newcastle United 2 (opens the original)
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The independent voice of Newcastle United since 1988 A few words on yesterday’s friendly that ended Valencia 1 Newcastle United 2. It was great to get a win against tough La Liga opponents last night. Here are five positives from Valencia 1 Newcastle United 2: A win is a win however they come and it was important for confidence, and the new manager, that the team got off to a good start. You should never read too much into pre-season results but it’s still better to win than lose, and a good per
Matthias Jaissle to bring Ivan Toney along with him to Newcastle United? (opens the original)
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The independent voice of Newcastle United since 1988 It is clear that the Newcastle United transfer policy has shifted significantly this summer, with a focus on signing young, talented players and developing them into top stars. This was likely one of the reasons that manager Eddie Howe decided to call it quits as manager after five hugely successful years in the job. Nobody is denying this new policy represents a huge gamble. But at least the club has a clear direction in the transfer market,
I thought I appreciated Kevin Keegan but the reality is that I didn’t have a clue (opens the original)
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The independent voice of Newcastle United since 1988 There are some people who become bigger than football, Kevin Keegan was one of them. Like every Newcastle supporter, I knew this day would come eventually, particularly after his cancer diagnosis. That doesn’t make it any easier. When I think about Kevin Keegan, I don’t think about statistics or league tables first. I think about how he entertained us. The first season I can properly remember going to St James’ Park every week was 1995/96. In
Why Sir Bobby Robson was different (opens the original)
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The independent voice of Newcastle United since 1988 Like most Newcastle United fans of my generation, Bobby Robson wasn’t just another manager. He arrived when the club had lost its way, reminded us what Newcastle United was supposed to look like, and gave us some of the best memories we’ve had in the Premier League era. That alone would have been enough to make him a hero in the North-East. But the more I’ve read about him over the years, the more I’ve realised Newcastle is only one chapter in
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