The Newcastle United Blog

Mike Ashley did this two years ago, before our last game against West Brom, and he’s doing it again for our last game against Arsenal on Sunday. Mike Ashley – offers £1M in bonuses

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Alan Pardew has done a lot of talking since Sunday, and that’s due to the relief that Newcastle are now in the Premier League next season, when the new TV deal means a lot more money for Premier League clubs. Alan Pardew – must fix what’s wrong with the squad

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At the final whistle Alan Pardew was relieved that Newcastle had secured their safety in the league, as the lads hung on for the last nine minutes with ten men, after Rob Elliot clearly handled outside the box and was given a seocnd yellow card –  what was he thinking? Yoan Gouffran – scores Newcastle [...]

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Chief sports writer of the Newcastle United Blog – Ed Harrison – looks at the summer, and what Newcastle need to do if we survive in the Premier League – Ed is the Chief Sports writer because he’s also the only writer on the blog. These are things Ashley and Llambias must do this summer

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Yesterday and today Alan Pardew has talked about his Newcastle job with the press, and whether he will be fired because of Newcastle’s terrible Premier League season that comes to a close a week tomorrow. Mike Ashley – thinks – what do I do about the manager this summer?

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As we reported late yesterday Alan Pardew will meet with Mike Ashley as soon as Newcastle’s fate is known – and it’s clear which league we will be playing in next season. Alan Pardew – makes public case to keep his job

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Once Newcastle are safe in the Premier League – and that could come as early as Sunday afternoon, if Newcastle win at QPR and Aston Villa lose at home to Chelsea tomorrow – Alan Pardew will be speaking to the Newcastle owner Mike Ashley about the season, and how to take Newcastle forward – and whether he  is still Mike’s [...]

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It was a surprise to us that our new French players did not have pay-cut clauses put in their contracts if we are relegated, when they signed in January, and as a contrast, QPR to attract top players had to put release clauses in the contracts of their new players, so that Loic Remy and [...]

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