The Newcastle United Blog

Newcastle United were furious with the fans who started a fracas on Sunday, after the loss to Sunderland, to made a very bad day – even worse. Bud – the horse who was punched – but he’s doing OK

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The derby game on Sunday between Newcastle and Sunderland was shockingly refereed by none other than Howard Web, England’s World Cup referee in 2010. Howard Webb – drops down two leagues

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As expected,  Newcastle have issued a statement on the behavior of some of  their fans in the Newcastle City Center and at the Newcastle Central Station,  after yesterday’s 3-0 defeat by local rivals  Sunderland. Derek LLambias – Newcastle have issued a  statement on yesterday’s fan behavior

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One thing that we just cannot tolerate is Newcastle fans wrecking the good name of Newcastle United – a club we all cherish deeply – and support through thick and thin, and yesterday was thin – very thin – in fact very very thin. Northumbria Police try to control fans

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After Newcastle’s worst defeat in the Tyne Wear derby since 1979, Northumbria Police had to make 27 arrests, mainly for public order offences, and there are reports that three police officers were injured, with one being taken to hospital. Sunderland fans set off flares in St. James’ Park

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In the last seven games in all competitions Newcastle have scored 7 goals, and Papiss Cisse, Newcastle’s number 9, has scored five of them – and three of them have been scored in stoppage time that won the game for Newcastle. Papiss Cisse – sweeping the ball home in added time last Sunday against Fulham

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There’s an interesting piece in the Daily Express today, describing a confrontation between Sunderland’s 52 year-old American owner Ellis Short, and Newcastle manager Alan Pardew, that took place before the derby game at the Stadium of Light last October. Ellis Short – Sunderland’s American owner

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We did an emotional piece on Eve a good few weeks ago, and her father Ian Anderson took her to meet the Newcastle team for the game against Fulham last  Sunday, where Eve was the Newcastle mascot. Eve – shown with the Newcastle players and father Ian (in blue) before the Fulham game

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