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Newcastle United have sent a strong squad to try to retain the HKFC Citibank International Soccer Sevens title this weekend, and included in the squad are Sammy Ameobi and James Tavernier, who have both played for the first team. James Tavernier – will captain the side in Hong Kong

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When Newcastle brought in the five Frenchmen in late January to bolster the squad fr the run-in to the season, Alan Pardew decided to send some of his top Newcastle youngsters out on loan, to get some first team experience. Mehdi Abeid – doing well at St. Johnstone

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Newcastle’s Scottish U21 International Brad Inman is doing well on loan at Crewe Alexandra, and after being out for a while with an ankle injury, Brad returned last weekend, and scored against Bury on Friday night in the 2-2 draw. Brad Inman – doing well at Crew Alexandra

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News today in the Evening Chronicle that Paul Dummett, who has had a very successful loan spell at St. Mirren in the Scottish Premier League, is to get a new deal to stay at his home town club. Conor Newton and Paul Dummett after St. Mirren Cup win

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We’ve had a few emails from friends of Adam Campbell, and they are telling us  this lad is completely and utterly dedicated to Newcastle United, and if he doesn’t make it at the club, it will not be because of lack of effort. Adam Campbell in England colors

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Newcastle have a number of younger players out on loan at the moment, players who are in their early twenties, and while they are all playing well at their loan clubs, we wonder if they will be good enough to get contract extensions at Newcastle. Shane Ferguson – on loan at Birmingham

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Both Alan Pardew and John Carver have been on nufvTV and talked about 18 year-old North Shields local lad Adam Campbell, who made his second first team appearance for Newcastle on Sunday,  and his first in the Premier League. Adam Campbell when younger

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One of the things Newcastle have tried to do since Mike Ashley arrived in 2007, is to bring through youngsters from the Academy, but the hard truth is Newcastle have not been too successful at it up to now, and no youngster who has been through the Academy recently is a first team regular – [...]

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