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Owen scores against Wigan



Owen upside down



Oba scores at Bolton



Watch out



Here we go



I did it boss



Managing Director Derek Llambias



Well done son

NEWCASTLE'S YOUNG FANS



This is one of our favorite photographs and we are putting it up here because these are some of the youngsters who we want to visit this site. Not James, but his pal.

It will also help with their reading - so please keep the language decent.

The other point we note here is why has James copied the youngster's hair style?



Mike Ashley with Newcastle fan Benn Allen



Mike Ashley with Newcastle fan "Beefy" Keith Roberts

Unknown to us over the last few days, blogged.com has rated our site based on the following criteria:

Frequency of Updates, Relevance of Content, Site Design, and Writing Style.

After they reviewed each of these criteria, our site was given a score of 8.3, which is apparently very good - rated "great".











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SIR BOBBY ROBSON FOUNDATION



The great man cast in bronze

Robson’s foundation will fund cancer research and treatment, a cause close to his heart after contracting cancer five times, including inoperable tumors in his lungs.

The hope of the foundation is to raise an initial £500,000 to fund 12-bed treatment rooms, a laboratory, and consulting rooms for a new Cancer Care Center at Newcastle’s Freeman Hospital, though he has no intention of stopping there.

We’d like to help wherever we can so donations can be made here or by mailing a check to:

Sir Bobby Robson Foundation, PO Box 307, Heaton, Newcastle Upon Tyne NE7 7QG. England.

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Please take a look at our stats over this last year, and the pricing to advertise on our blog, and if you are interested use the contact form to contact us directly.

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Pos Team      Pld  GD Pts

11  Tottenham  38   6  46
12  Newcastle  38 -18  43
13  Middlesbro 38 -12  42

FIXTURES-MATCH REPORTS

Goals

Player    PL   FAC CC Total

Owen 	 11    1   1  13
Martins    9    0   1  10
Viduka     7    0   0   7
N'Zogbia   3    1   0   4
Milner     3    1   0   4
Butt 	  3    0   0   3
Cacapa     1    1   0   2
Geremi     1    0   0   1
Emre 	  1    0   0   1
Taylor     1    0   0   1
Beye       1    0   0   1
Faye       1    0   0   1
Barton     1    0   0   1
Duff       1    0   0   1

PL – Premier league
FAC – FA Cup
CC – Carling Cup

Injuries

Player  Injury   Return Date


Krul    Shoulder   no date

Cautions

Player    YC   RC  Games 


Butt 	  14 	0    3
Smith 	   9 	1    3
N'Zogbia   5 	0    1
Milner 	   3 	0
Barton     3    0
Faye 	   3 	0
Taylor 	   3 	0
Beye       2    0
Geremi 	   2 	0
Emre       2    0
Given      2    0
Duff       2    0
Cacapa 	   2 	0
Owen       1    0

YC - yellow card
RC - red card
Games - games suspended

ACTIM INDEX

Player     Points    Rank

S Taylor    283       81
M Owen      266       93

Points – Actim points
Rank – Place in PL top 100

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It is now the crazy summer transfer season, and Newcastle have already been linked with about 189 players as of early July.

We had some experience of this last summer, and it's obvious that some reports we will publish will not be true, even when comments are issued from the actual players and agents.

What we will do during the summer is report every rumor that we see, but at the same time try to say how truthful they look to be - as best as we can, from a fan's viewpoint.

But it's very hard for us to sort out the wheat from the chaff, so we'll publish most of the stories, and as long as we take the reports with a pinch of salt and not get too serious about them, we should be OK.

We are bound to be falsely linked with many players this summer, this is Newcastle United after all.

At least we'll know a lot more about all the players we are linked with, if nothing else, because we'll make an extra effort to get as much information on each player as we can.


SPORTS BETTING BLOG
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For all the latest Newcastle United betting info check out the premiership odds as well as champions league bet info from this Football Betting Blog.





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I had a pleasant surprise today, American Independence day, when one of readers, Uros, from Bled in Slovenia, sent me a new header for the blog - we think it looks great and many thanks to Uros.

Take a look at Uros' home - it looks terrific.

One thing that's really great about running a site like this, is we get to hear from Newcastle supporters from every part of the world. There's no doubt that Newcastle United is a popular team, even more so now that Kevin is back.

I have banners also from Phoon CK from Singapore, who has provided 2 of the last 3, and I'll try to see how I can use all 3 different banners in the future.

We thank our readers for helping us out so much on the blog over the last 14 months, believe me when I say it's appreciated greatly.

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We enjoy hearing from our readers.

TRANSFER STATUS
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IN:

Name:             Fee £M

Gutierrez          3.0?
Guthrie             2.0?

OUT:

Name              Fee £M

Ramage           Free
Carr                Free
Diatta              Free
Troisi              Free
Rozehnal         2.8
Emre*             4.0

* pending 

Board of Directors


Owner          Mike Ashley
Life President Sir John Hall
Chairman       Chris Mort
Exec Director  Dennis Wise
Football
Vice President Tony Jimenez
Player
Recruitment 	


Management and Coaching


Technical      Jeff Vetere
Coordinator
Manager        Kevin Keegan
Assistant Mgr  Chris Hughton
Adviser        Arthur Cox
Coaches        T McDermott
Reserve Team   Adam Sadler
Goalkeepers    Paul Barron
Fitness        Adrian Lamb
               Craig Russell
Youth Academy  Richard Money
Manager
Youth Academy
Coaches        Joe Jordan
               Kenny Wharton
               Simon Tweddle
Physios        Derek Wright
               Kev Bell
Head Scout     P Montgomery
Scouts 	       C McMenemy
               Vic Halom
               Bobby Saxton
               Jack Chapman

KEVIN KEEGAN PHONE IN

Dr. Ed Harrison is a recently retired IBM Consulting Group Executive who now has time, lots of time, to write about his lifelong passion - Newcastle United Football Club.

Ed was born and bred in Newcastle Upon Tyne, and watched his first game at St. James’ Park in 1949 as a 4 year-old with his Mother and Father. Ed was told to look out for number 9 - Jackie Milburn - Wor Jackie.

In football terms Ed was a goalkeeper and played for Wharrier Street Primary School and Newcastle Minors (Newcastle Schoolboys Under-11), in 1956 and went on to play for Newcastle Schoolboys and Northumberland Schoolboys (Under 15) in 1959 and an England Schoolboys trial.

He was at Newcastle United for a couple of years from 1960 as an amateur, while still at school, and played with Bobby Moncur and David Craig, amongst others, for the Newcastle United Juniors side (Newcastle N’s in those days), during the relegation season of 1960-1961.

Ed attended Heaton Technical and Manor Park schools, and then went on to study at both King’s College, London (BSc Electrical Engineering) and Newcastle University (PhD Computer Science). He played for Newcastle Universities and England Universities from 1967 until 1970.

But a short couple of years after Ed joined IBM in 1970, he was shipped over to the USA, with his new wife Madeline, a beautiful local Newcastle lass.

Ed and Madeline live just outside Raleigh in North Carolina. Their twin sons Paul and Neil, and daughter Elaine, now all in their early 30s, live close by. Neil has carried on the family tradition, and is an avid Newcastle United fan.

WELCOME TO OUR NEW YOUNG PLAYERS

FABIO ZAMBLERA

TAMAS KADAR

BEN TOZER

WESLEY BAHENG

OLLE SODERBERG