The Newcastle United Blog

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 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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As expected Newcastle completed the transfer of the 17 year old Swiss youngster Kevin Mbabu  from Servette for an undisclosed fee, estimated at around £1M. Kevin Mbabu training at Newcastle today

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With the loan spell successes of 19 year-old Curtis Good at Bradford, 20 year-old Brad Inman at Crewe Alexandra and 21 year-old Conor Newton at St. Mirren, it’s hardly surprising that Newcastle have allowed 21 year-old Paul Dummett to return on loan to St. Mirren for the rest of the season, and we could see [...]

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Newcastle will be receiving Category One status for their Youth Academy before 2013 rolls around, according to some good news being reported in the Newcastle Journal this morning, and that Academy status is very important for the club. Joe Joyce – Newcastle’s Academy Manager

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Any youngster who is at Newcastle United these days knows that it they are good enough, by being impressive in training and keeping their heads down, they will have every chance to play in the Newcastle first team, and it doesn’t matter what age they are – if you are good enough you are old [...]

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James Tavernier was our Man of the Match on Wednesday night at Old Trafford with 47% of the vote, and his performance in that game shows that he should have a very bright future at Newcastle. James Tavernier tackles Danny Welbeck on Wednesday night

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We knew James Tavernier has great potential, but Alan Pardew and the Newcastle coaches must have been thrilled with the performance the 20 year-old put in for the side at Old Trafford last night, and he did himself a lot of good a great display, and he’s easily winning the honors as our Man of [...]

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