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Money - Great Experience For Young Reserve Side

September 23rd, 2008 · 13 Comments

The Newcastle Reserve side suffered another defeat at Whitley Park last night, when they were beaten 3-0 by an experienced Sheffield United side.

Richard Money - pleased with young Reserves display

But Richard Money, who is now in charge of the Reserves after the Board sacked local coach Adam Sadler, believes his young Reserve players will benefit from coming up against experienced sides such as Sheffield United.

Keith Gillespie, who played at Newcastle under Kevin Keegan, and former Leeds United full-back Ian Harte were in the Sheffield starting line-up, and the two of them have amassed close to 1000 senior appearances between them in their careers.

Northern Ireland international Gillespie, who started his career at Manchester United, scored twice in the opening 12 minutes to give his team a 2-0 half-time lead.

In the second half David Carney – who has been capped 15 times by Australia - added a third in the closing stages.

Bit coach Money was still upbeat with his very young side, who included 16-year-olds Jeff Henderson (from Ashington), James Tavernier (from Bradford) and Australian Brad Inman in the second half, for their Reserve team debuts.

Money said after the game:

“We’ve got to be realistic,” “We had a very young team out there which was mainly made up of 16 and 17-year-olds.”

“That’s a good thing in that it gives them valuable experience but it’s not surprising Sheffield United have won because they had a lot of experienced players, a few with international honors.”

“I was pleased with a lot of the performances, and I thought Brad Inman and Michael McCrudden did well when they came on in the second-half.”

“We did have a go after the break but by that point we were two goals down and I think they had a little bit too much for us on the night.”

Good words from coach Money, who of course is also helping Chris Hughton with the first team.

It’s certainly one of the most exicting parts of othe club right now, with all the talented youngsters we’ve brought into the club over the last year or so.

All we need now is a new owner and new manager.   :D

Newcastle United Reserves: Fraser Forster, Kieran Wrightson (Michael McCrudden 46m), Darren Lough, Stewart Bath (James Tavernier 60m), Matthew Grieve, Jeff Henderson, Jonny Godsmark, James Marwood, Nile Ranger, Patrick McLaughlin (Brad Inman 70m), Shane Ferguson.
Subs not used: Greg McDermott, Sam Ameobi.

Tags: Newcastle News · Newcastle Youth · Reserves








13 responses so far ↓

  • 1 Tom_Toon // Sep 23, 2008 at 10:42

    Where are Tozer etc?

    However even with them: No Kadar = No clean sheet.

  • 2 Ganiyu // Sep 23, 2008 at 10:56

    Yakubu is coming to Nufc by january

  • 3 HATE PRAWN SANDWICHES // Sep 23, 2008 at 11:04

    is “Money” the rightman to help our reserves? NO!! a nother Ashley and Wise decision!!

  • 4 Toon Chicken // Sep 23, 2008 at 11:06

    When we got Gillespie as part of the Andy Cole deal I think he was just a little bit further along in his development than Beckham.

    Imagine if we’d got Beckham instead though - could have totally changed the face of English football in the last decade.

  • 5 thelongshanks // Sep 23, 2008 at 11:21

    I dont think we have signed aaron spear.Cant find him ACTUALLY signing for newcastle anywhere on the net only that is mother said he had chose the toon.On newcastle offical site there has been no mention and it has a list of all youngsters at the toon and he aint on it.

    On another point it is great to see young lads getting a chance in reserves,but no zamberela,soderberg,kadar,tozer,baheng,lua lua and krul.Injuries getting us at all angles. :(

  • 6 Ben-Toon // Sep 23, 2008 at 11:21

    Still no info on Spears, shouldnt he have been in the set up to gain some experience.

    Thats if he signed that is

  • 7 Punk Skunk // Sep 23, 2008 at 11:28

    The lad is 15, he’s probably bein’ held back ’til he’s 16!..Just a guess!..

  • 8 Bill F // Sep 23, 2008 at 11:32

    Sounds to me that he is talking up a bad loss, the youngsters should be running the legs off the likes of Gillespie. There were quite a few fringe first team players in that line up so they should be doing better.

  • 9 raamsoon // Sep 23, 2008 at 13:39

    have we got aaron spear really? i want to ask Ed to find the truth or any information about him that we really got him in toon youth. please!!! Ed. or anyone who knows about this. thankx

  • 10 Leo // Sep 23, 2008 at 19:12

    good to see young lad Jeff Henderson getting a run out, well done lad

  • 11 Greg P // Sep 23, 2008 at 21:44

    You need to put this in perspective. Our youngsters got stuffed by Sheff Utd Res 3-0 and Arsenal youngsters destroyed Sheff Utd 1st team 6-0.
    Its not that rosey any more!
    Its good experience for those players, but we should be able to put a team out to beat them and those are the facts as these players should be able to step up if needed any simply can’t.

  • 12 ziad // Sep 23, 2008 at 22:10

    What experience !!! these are sheff utd not manure i keep hearing about the talented yougsters we ve got but the results are not assuring…

  • 13 toonfan67 // Sep 24, 2008 at 0:41

    ED HARRISON sorry for the bombardment mate , but i feel very strongly about this mate…you have my mail right so plz do drop me a line Re; your stance on the http://www.savenewcastle.com site.

    many thanx ED

    sorry to interrupt your chat peeps however this is IMPORTANT just posted this on my local paper…Evening Chronicle…NUFC forum….it would be great if you could plz, take a few mins to read this, and then you might wanna get involved.
    were black and white right….so global fans plz do get involved here…its under the thread

    “MAD PETE” genius or just bonkers?

    well im on the side that turns up trumps….lol and im backing this hand…lol

    and if im willing to pledge….pledge, let me repeat that again, pledge, some sort of support, from the 25 quid per yr membership to the thousand pound PLEDGE for a voting stakeholder. and get a fan based vote on the ACTUAL running of my club, well its blooming un blooming believable

    the man has bent over backwards on this forum…reading between the lines is arbituary but come on, there’s some big people that have been conspicuous by their absence of comments on this shituation… reading between the lines etc come on…the 80 odd million pledge etc…this concept WILL be popular.

    so please put aside any conceptions or opinions you have on this subject, and just give the bloke a fair hearing … just take ten minutes out to read through the website….www.SaveNewcastle.com

    and if you have been following this mans postings on this site then just take out ten mins, and mull over your thoughts.pick out phrases that this guy has posted…if you could forget the instant noodle snax attack for a moment, now that food analogy is a good one…imo and look at the mid-long term outlook for this development, then i hope you join this “once inna lifetime” opportunity. coz if it works ….

    well that’s the stuff of dreams peeps…

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    PostPosted: Tue Sep 23, 2008 11:44 pm Post subject: Report this post Reply with quote
    Thank you Johhny for your belief. There are many things afoot that will prove those who believe right and encourage those who doubt to change their minds.

    We have a vision that is beautifully simple and eminently workable. Yes, my postings have been evasive, but as this unravels, I promise you will understand why. We have massive potential with this club and we are truly loved by people outside of football. A very famous person phoned me today and said that she wasn’t a fan, not even a fan of football, but she just loved Newcastle and the people and was pledging her support!

    We will wheel all these celebrities and stars out when the launch event goes ahead. We are waiting clearance on a legal structural issue (based on the fans owning the club) and then the fun will begin.

    Please pledge your support because if you can’t be bothered who else will?
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    PostPosted: Tue Sep 23, 2008 11:54 pm Post subject: Report this post Reply with quote
    MadPete wrote:
    all ready have pledge my support, madpete. i am a dream’r hope it works out in the end.P.S. madpete if i say pledge £20.000 would it die with me or could i pass it on to my son.Just asking. polly.

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