Newcastle United F.C. Reviews

Newest Review: ... season so far. If I look at it from the point of view that we have only just been promoted then it's started well (beating Villa, Arsenal, Everton, Sunderland). However if I look at it from the point of view that we have players on £40k,£50k,£60k even £80k per week then it's been a very mediocre start to the season (defeats against Blackpool, Bolton, Blackburn). At one point it did think that the glory days were possibly about to return - to an extent. But now I think it's more than likely going to be a solid mid table finish to the season. And I can't decide if that's a success or colossal failure. My concern is that finishing mid table... more
Customer Newcastle United F.C. Reviews (64)

by - written on 25/11/10 (Useful, 15 readings)
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There seems to be a lot of negativity in the review comments I have read (although lots of 5 star ratings). I can't quite decide if I'm happy of disappointed with this season so far. If I look at it from the point of view that we have only just been promoted then it's started well (beating Villa, Arsenal, Everton, Sunderland). However if I look at it from the point of view that we have players on £40k,£50k,£60k even £80k per week then it's been a very mediocre start to the season (defeats against Blackpool, Bolton, Blackburn). At one point it did think that the glory days were possibly about to return - to an extent. But now I think it's more than ... Read the complete review

by - written on 05/04/10, updated on 07/04/10 (Very useful, 400 readings)
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To try to write a different fun review on Newcastle United FC I have for your perusal my list of the best players to play for the club denoted by their place in the alphabet. A. William Appleyard has to be the first choice as he won 2 championship medals with the club in 1905 and 1907, however the best I`ve actually seen was Faustino Asprilla. His hat-trick against Barcelona is etched in Geordie folk-lore B. No question on this one even though I played alongside Ian Bogie at school and I fabricated and installed Warren Barton`s drive-way gates, there is no competition. Wor Pedro (Peter Beardsley) was one of England`s best and had 2 magnificent ... Read the complete review

by - written on 29/11/09, updated on 29/11/09 (Useful, 7 readings)
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come on the toon !!!!!!!!!!! we need a new owner and to reinstall shearer as manager and start playin together because they dont seem to work as a team lately wen we get bk into the premiership well need to learn how to wrk together because well be heading straight bk down and bring in some new fresh faces who can score 20 goals a season we need to sort the future of this club fast mike ashley has got to go even at the moment we are winning well just get bk into the premiership start playing terrible and end up returning to the championship we need a new owner with loads of money to fix this club but not to turn into another chelsea they have no respect for the game ... Read the complete review

by - written on 13/08/09 (Very useful, 19 readings)
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What happened to my beloved Newcastle? Only 2 years ago it seemed that the only way was up, when the then unknown Mike Ashley breezed into Tyneside and said he wanted to win things and have a bit of fun, how ironic that sounds now after the players trudged off at Villa Park I had to pinch myself To be fair to Mike Ashley, it hasn't all been his doing, but he did perform the final push. It all started when the iconic Sir Bobby Robson was at the helm and was dispatched early season by Freddy Shepherd. Granted SBR was having a tough time of it, but great managers do not become poor overnight, and given time, I felt that he could have turned it around. ... Read the complete review

by - written on 08/07/09 (Useful, 10 readings)
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I have been a fan of Newcastle United since I was 6 years old, probably due to my father's influence of being a huge Toon fan. I have been to see countless Newcastle matches, of which there have been many ups, and equally as many downs. Many people question the mentality of Newcastle United supporters claiming that they are "useless" and "a waste of time watching". But I see otherwise. The spirit at St James' Park (Newcastle United's home ground) is second to none. The atmosphere is simply electric. All the supporters are optimistic, friendly and really get behind the team no matter how badly the season or game is going. This ... Read the complete review
