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Shola Ameobi came on as a substitute last week at West Ham for the first time for a while, and with his first kick of the game, the 31 year-old seemed to injure his knee, and the news today is that he’s out for the rest of the season. Shola Ameobi – out for the [...]

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One thing Newcastle must address after the season closes, is why we have picked up so many injuries this season, and only last week two of our new French players – Massadio Haidara and Moussa Sissoko picked up injuries in training. Moussa Sissoko – likely out for the season

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In his press conference this afternoon, Alan Pardew seemed to be a little upset at some of the questions he was getting, based on the news that’s been reported in the papers over the last few days, most of which is probably untrue. Sylvain Marveaux – out for the season

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When Davide Santon sustained his hamstring injury against Fulham, and it looked a bad one, it didn’t look like he would return this season, and Alan Pardew has today said that’s indeed the case. Davide Santon – being carried off against Fulham

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The Daily Mail is reporting that Newcastle may try to bring in Toulouse left-sided defender Toulouse left back Cheikh M’Bengue in the summer. Cheikh M’Bengue – Newcastle target in the summer

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We got a great win yesterday that left Newcastle to 13th place in the table – the highest we’ve been for several months, and now we hear that Ben Arfa is fit again and could even make the Sunderland game next Sunday – and now more good news that Massadio Haidara is fit again and [...]

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We thought young Davide Santon showed a lot of maturity, courage and class this week, in the way he came our after the Benfica game and said it was his fault that we lost – after he had gifted Benfica a goal after 66 minutes with a wayward back pass. Davide Santon – a mature [...]

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Davide Santon has apologized for his critical mistake in Lisbon on Thursday night,  after Newcastle had held the strong Benfica side well for the first 65 minutes of the game – and then a lackadaisical back pass from the Italian gifted Benfica a vital goal. A despondent Davide Santon at the final whistle on Thursday

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