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Match Report: Portsmouth 0-0 NUFCLast season the Toon went to the South Coast on the 19th March, we went to Fratton Park on the back of a long unbeaten run and were looking forward to success in the both the UEFA and FA Cup having in the previous 3 fixtures secured our place in the Quarter-Final and Semi-Final by beating Olympiakos over two legs and Spurs at St. James' Park respectively. [Read More +]
Toon Player Ratings Vs Portsmouth (a)We take a look at each individual performance from the 0-0 stalemate against Portsmouth at Fratton Park, rating the players, the manager and the referee. Also included in our match analysis are ratings for Pompey with a brief review of their performance too. [Read More +]
Toon Doctor: Guy Stevenson ProfileFound on the web: Dr Stevenson is a qualified medical practitioner having qualified in medicine in 1977. He served in the Royal Navy and subsequently qualified as an Osteopath in 1987. He runs a musculoskeletal pain service in Newcastle upon Tyne specialising in the conservative management of back and neck pain and shoulder and knee problems. He is currently the Medical Officer for Newcastle Eagles Basketball and Durham County Cricket Club and treats professional footballers from local teams. He obtained a Masters Degree in Sports Medicine at Nottingham University in 1997 and increasingly sees a wide range of musculoskeletal sports problems. He has contacts for onward referral with specialist shoulder, knee and spine Surgeons. There is ready access to specialist diagnostic services such as MRI scanning and ultrasound. He is a registered Osteopath, member of British Association Sport and Exercise Medicine, member of British Institute Musculoskeletal Medicine and member of the British Olympic Association of Sports Medicine Accredited.
News: Club Overhaul Medical StaffIn light of our quite frankly appalling injury and fitness record, it would appear that Newcastle have completely overhauled their medical staff in a bid to put an end to these ever increasing injury woes. Indeed, Souness today admitted he has appointed a new club doctor going by the name of Guy Stevenson, an orthopaedic specialist. This on the back of a review of United's training pitches and warm-up/down routine. Good news. It at least shows forward thinking on Newcastle's behalf and a clear determination to put an end to the injuries and fitness worries that have blighted many a campaign now.
News: Same Old Same Old
"Nobody can put a time on it (his injury). "I don't know where talk of Christmas has come from. Christmas has never been mentioned by anyone at the club. "All we are concerned with is getting Kieron fit again as soon as we can, and getting him back on the pitch playing for Newcastle United. "He's got a problem with both of his hamstrings and he's now feeling another part of his hamstring, higher up on his backside. "He'll be very frustrated by the situation; he loves playing football - that's why he does it so well - and it will be hurting him at this time. "He sees we've bought good players and he wants to be on the pitch with them. "I want to get him on the pitch because he's one of our door openers."
News: Celebs Vs PlebsSky One's The Match! last night revealed that the celebrities of Newcastle United, i.e. the first-team squad, will play a training match against the plebs, otherwise known as failed wannabes. Lets hope none of the twats injure any of wor lot!
News: Get Him Signed!
"Nothing has been mentioned. Maybe I would have expected something to be discussed by now. "In an ideal world, I suppose they would start talking in the near future, but the phone hasn't rung. "I have this season and one more, so I don't really know what the future holds. "I would like to be offered a new contract and win a trophy."
Toon Academy: Barnsley 0-2 NUFCNewcastle's under-18s beat Barnsley 2-0 away at the weekend, United's second win in a week. Michael Terrell gave the Magpies the lead after 21 minutes before Andy Carroll scored what turned out to be the winner after the 50 minute mark. The win takes Glenn Roeder's side up into 3rd, 5 points off leaders Sheffield United. Next up are Sunderland away on Saturday. United: Forster, Cavener, Farman, Huntington, Edgar, Terrell, Reay, Critchlow, Carroll, Troisi, Little. Subs: Cowan, Marshall, Doninger. |
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NUFC News Archive (October 3rd 2005)
