The Newcastle United Blog

Alan Pardew has said that he cannot have Hatem Ben Arfa play too much before the end of the season, because if the Frenchman plays too much and is fatigued, he could tear the hamstring again – for a third time – which would not be good. Ben Arfa – in action against Liverpool

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Alan Pardew and his players have taken enormous criticism after Alan Pardew became the first manager to lose against Sunderland at home since Bobby Robson did that in November 2000, when we lost 2-1 and Alan Shearer missed that late penalty, when Thomas Sorensen made that great save. Alan Pardew – my team is now [...]

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Tomorrow’s game at West Brom is a very important game for Newcastle – and yes – I say that for every game Newcastle play in the season – because it’s true.

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Alan Pardew talked to the press for the first time this week since the Sunderland debacle and he says the players have been different in training because they know they have a responsibility to Newcastle. Alan Pardew last Sunday – not happy

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Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa has taken responsibility for the loss against Sunderland, and in his comments to the local press today, he’s said it’s the players fault for the humiliating 3-0 loss to Sunderland, and not the manager’s fault. Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa – players responsible for terrible loss

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We were wondering if Rob Elliot would be fit for the important game at West Brom tomorrow afternoon, after Rob injured his ankle on Sunday, but he is fit to play and will line up between the sticks for Newcastle at the Hawthorns tomorrow. Rob Elliot – needs to be in top form tomorrow

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Jonas Gutierrez has been interviewed in the Daily Mirror, and he says it’s been his worst week ever, and the hammering by Sunderland last Sunday, which shocked and angered Newcastle fans, was even worse than relegation four years ago. Jonas Gutierrez – worst week ever at Newcastle

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The Newcastle boss Alan Pardew has said today the Newcastle squad are now physically and mentally fit following the Sunderland debacle, although the manager seems a little worried about our current captain Yohan Cabaye. Yohan Cabaye – under pressure

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