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Got 3500w Generator for sale if anyone is after one.. Picture aint very good but im sure you'll get a good enough look..

can you clue me in on this one... He's referring to when Bellamy (not entirely sure if it was him) threw some chairs at carver when they were arguing. oh yes, this... Newcastle ready to offload Bellamy Matt Scott at Highbury Monday January 24, 2005 The Guardian Craig Bellamy's Newcastle career is hanging by a thread this morning after a furious selection dispute with his manager Graeme Souness. Newcastle sources indicate the Wales international striker refused to play in a wide position in the build-up to yesterday's 1-0 defeat at Arsenal. It is said that Bellamy reported himself injured in midweek in an attempt to avoid playing in a position he does not favour, an incident that led to a confrontation in his chairman's office. There, the club have privately recounted, the chairman Freddy Shepherd asked Bellamy whether he was fit, to which the response was a stream of consciousness about his disaffection at playing on the wing. "On Friday there was an incident that led to a meeting between myself, the chairman and the player," Souness said yesterday. "Bellamy was not happy about playing out there but he has gone about showing his displeasure in totally the wrong way. "He declared himself injured on Friday. We are trying to create a strong team spirit here and sometimes you have to sacrifice things for the team cause. Our supporters do not want to hear about petulance and a player not working his socks off for the team cause. We will address the situation next week. Bellamy is still contracted to this club." Souness's description of the outburst prompted an angry response from the forward, who insists he has always been a team player. "I have played 20-odd games out of position this year because I want to play for Newcastle but I don't feel I am doing myself or the club justice," said Bellamy after the match at Highbury, at which he had been a disgruntled onlooker and was not even named among the substitutes. "I am fully fit and want to play. I have tried to keep silent but it has been a long day for me and it has been a tough one. I knew I wasn't playing today and found out I wasn't on the bench. That disappoints me. I have been doing my job for the team. The fans have seen me week in, week out, playing out of position and trying to do the best I can. But there comes a time when you want to play in your right position. The last thing I want is for Newcastle people to think I don't want to play for Newcastle." Unfortunately for Bellamy he may not get the chance again. Aston Villa are believed to be ready to match his club's £6m valuation with an appropriate bid, having missed out on the tussle with Everton over James Beattie. Certainly Souness made little attempt to dampen transfer talk. "I will only have players who will give everything for the club," he said. Successive Newcastle managers have found the Welshman a troublesome influence. Referred to by Souness's predecessor Sir Bobby Robson as "the gobbiest player I have ever managed," he threw a chair at the then first-team coach John Carver during a furious row - over car parking of all things - at Newcastle airport last season. Bellamy has also had a very public spat with Souness. Substituted at Charlton on October 17, a match in which he was fielded centrally and scored, Bellamy aimed a volley of abuse at the Scot, which was picked up by Sky cameras. The incident was played down but it subsequently emerged that the pair had a training-ground fracas, in which Souness grabbed Bellamy by the throat and then dragged him into the gym before the Uefa Cup trip to Panionios of Greece. Contrary to all expectation Bellamy was selected. Souness, whose relationships with Dwight Yorke, Andy Cole, Andy Todd and Garry Flitcroft while at Blackburn were fractious at best, subsequently said he liked passion in his charges so long as they "did it" on the pitch. Bellamy recently complained the poor St James' Park playing surface was exacerbating an old knee injury. For once Souness concurred and, bowing to pressure, Shepherd laid a new surface. Ironically, Bellamy has been one of Newcastle's more effective player this season, his seven league goals making him the club's top scorer. Recently someone asked Souness if Bellamy was happy playing wide and he replied: "I ask Craig where he wants to start, he says through the middle, I say 'OK you're on the left today'." Souness might feel aggrieved that Bellamy has always been a willing winger for his international team, but the player is adamant that playing in a wide position puts an unnecessary strain on his colleagues. "We have been linked with centre-forwards and I am playing out of position when I want to go up front," said Bellamy. "I expressed that to the manager and chairman and they said they weren't getting a forward in. I said 'OK, no problem'. I put my views across because I am not doing myself justice if I am out of position. I feel the midfield boys have to sweep up for me because I am so attack-minded." Though he received assurances that Newcastle will not be moving for a striker, it seems likely that the club, 12th in the Premiership after this defeat, will harden their interest in the £7.5m Portsmouth striker Yakubu Aiyegbeni. Controversy at St James's Park November 2001 Bellamy, along with Kieron Dyer, Carl Cort and Andy Griffin, is sent home from Newcastle's Spanish training camp after missing a dinner in honour of the club's president and former chairman Sir John Hall. September 18 2002 Bellamy aims a headbutt at the Dynamo Kiev defender Tiberiu Ghioane. He receives a three-game ban March 14 2003 Bellamy is charged by the FA with using foul and abusive language towards an official during Newcastle's defeat at Middlesbrough October 7 2003 Bellamy is fined £750 after being involved in a drink-fuelled confrontation outside a nightclub March 23 2004 Bellamy throws a chair at Newcastle's then first-team coach John Carver at Newcastle airport after an angry confrontation Oct 17 2004 Bellamy is caught on TV apparently directing an obscenity towards the bench as he is substituted against Charlton. Souness says: "He [bellamy] has to sort himself out" Oct 19 2004 Bellamy and Souness clash at the Newcastle training ground. Reports suggest they had to be pulled apart.

can you clue me in on this one...

He'll score a few goals. Sunday maybe not...

[/fingers in ears] we did just get brand new turf and the new owner merritt paulson has said that there is the possibility of 2010... just as long as we do not ditch out traditions like shittle has... emerald city fc, what a f*cking joke... back on topic.... that badge should of been the first thing the u.s. team should of changed... hideous...

anybody have a link saying that the benjani/defoe deal is a done deal???

That is not real; the crest is wrong. They just introduced a new one this year and that's shaped like the old one. But, I can give you. THE CARIBOU! Yes, that is fringe. rumor is the galaxy is changing their kit again... and that first photo you posted is awesome... that is my local team, the PORTLAND TIMBERS...

how many goals have been pulled out of the back of the net by the opposing keeper lately???

the spurs can fuck off with any bid...

Bulgarian message board member Berba9 gives us the rumours from his country..look out for the Japanese kid on video.. I am Bulgarian and it is talked a lot here that Newcastle are interested in buying Ivelin Popov from Litex. He is a tremendous young talent, no idea how he would manage at Premiership level. Another thing you must know - Berbatov is not a Newcastle fan. I was a guest at the studio of the Bulgarian channel showing Premiership games and had a chat with the journo. The story about Berbatov sleeping with a Shearer shirt was made up when the magpies and CSKA Sofia (his former club) meat in the UEFA Cup a few years ago. By the way it is easy to prove - just calculate the years - Berbatov was no little boy when Shearer came to Newcastle. You probably never heard of this one, but a friend of mine living in Japan told me Newcastle have made a contact about Kakitani Yoichiro. Don't know the player at all, much admired in Japan, but don't they admire everything there?

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“We have rejected Newcastle’s offer for Giles Barnes because it was derogatory,” said Jewell. “They tell us they won’t be coming back and I’m delighted about that.

http://videos.icnetwork.co.uk/icnewcastle/...Head%20Mask.pdf i might of missed this in the previous pages...

Svensk tredjemålvakt till Premier League Ung Häckenkeeper förstärker Newcastle Häckens tredjemålvakt Ole Söderberg, 18 år till sommaren, blir i dag klar för Premier League-klubben Newcastle, erfar Sportbladet. I går kväll blev svenske 18-årige Inter–anfallaren Goran Slavkovski klar för Middlesbrough. I dag, eller allra senast i morgon då transferfönstret stänger, presenteras näste unge svensk i Premier League. Det handlar om Häckens tredjemålvakt Ole Söderberg till Newcastle. Till att börja med för spel i U18-laget samt reservlaget och vissa träningar med A-truppen. Ole Söderberg, som fyller 18 till sommaren, är en välväxt ung man på 193 centimeter. H an upptäcktes av Newcastle under en match med det svenska P16-landslaget. Söderberg gjorde inga matcher i superettan under 2007 men bedöms av Häcken som en lovande målvakt som man nu kan tjäna ett par miljoner kronor på.

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Keegan talked after the game starting with Joey Barton: “He went on and gave us a bit of security in midfield, a little bit of drive and enthusiasm. Joey’s now just got to let his football do the talking. I think you’ll see a new Joey Barton now.” “He’s had a tough time, he’s done some silly things. But he’s turned himself around and we’re going to help him.” “Just like Saturday, 3-0 looks like a hammering, but I thought we showed a lot of character here tonight.” “You can look back at odd decisions, the third goal for them was definitely offside. And at 1-0 when the game was evenly balanced, Michael Owen was given offside when he’s not.” “It looks like you’re whining when you say that, but they’re facts. And they change matches.” “If we got points for being genuine, we would have got something - we gave it everything but just didn’t have enough quality at times." “Arsenal have the confidence that we lack at the moment, but there were things to take from the game.” “We will create more in time with the players we have but it’s not happening at the moment.” “Some of these players aren’t used to getting beaten. We have guys who are used to winning things and they need picking up. We have to get a win from somewhere and hopefully it will be against Middlesbrough on Sunday.”

zog will miss the match against aston villa...

25. Calum Davenport Tottenham to West Ham - undisclosed 2007. Lightweight defender who could not make an impact in heavyweight relegation fight. 24. Yaniv Katan Maccabi Haifa to West Ham - £100,000 2006. The Israeli signed a four-year deal for West Ham but this was reduced to six months and six games. 23. Lee Bowyer Leeds to West Ham - £100,000 2003. Looked awkward, overawed and spent during his first spell at West Ham. 22. Mauricio Pellegrino Valencia to Liverpool - free 2005. Too advanced in years to offer anything to Liverpool and released after a dozen appearances. 21. Louis Saha Fulham to Man United - £12.8m 2004. An injury-hit enigma who has failed to realise his true potential. 20. DJ Campbell Brentford to Birmingham - £500,000 2006. Signed on the back of FA Cup exploits that were never replicated. 19. Ade Akinbiyi Burnley to Sheffield United - £1.75m 2006. Record signing who quickly lost his place and returned to Turf Moor. 18. Danny Mills Manchester City to Derby - loan 2008. Signed to add bite to Derby; now out for rest of the season. 17. Andy Reid Nottingham Forest to Tottenham - £7m (joint fee) 2005. One of many players to disappear in the black hole at Tottenham. 16. Scott Parker Charlton to Chelsea - £10m 2004. Wrong club at wrong time. Reignited his stalled career at Newcastle. 15. Fernando Morientes Monaco to Liverpool - £6.3m 2005. The Spanish striker failed to shine and was soon despatched back home. 14. Jiri Jarosik CSKA Moscow to Chelsea - £2m 2005. Made only a handful of appearances for Jose Mourinho before being loaned out to Birmingham. 13. James Beattie Southampton to Everton - £6m 2005. Never a consistent goalscorer at Southampton; things didn't get started at Everton. 12. Djimi Traore Charlton to Portsmouth - £1m 2007. One of Harry Redknapp's transfer flops has since moved back to France. 11. Rowan Vine Luton to Birmingham - £2.5m 2007. Signed to inspire promotion challenge; failed to impress and has now joined QPR. 10. Anthony Stokes Arsenal to Sunderland - £2m 2007. Has failed to live up to his reputation at Arsenal and Falkirk. 9. Greg Halford Colchester to Reading - £2m 2007. Record signing made just three appearances before leaving for obscurity at Sunderland. 8. Luis Boa-Morte Fulham to West Ham - £4.5m 2007. A lot of money for a player already past sell-by date. 7. Michael Ricketts Bolton to Middlesbrough - £2.5m 2003. Won an England cap in 2002, and has been on the slide since. 6. Eric Djemba-Djemba Man United to Aston Villa - £1.3m 2005. Alex Ferguson passed on his mistake to Villa; he didn't improve there. 5. Nigel Quashie Portsmouth to Southampton - £2.1m 2005. Three managers in consecutive seasons thought he was the answer to their troubles. West Brom and Southampton went down, but West Ham survived - after Quashie was dropped. 4. Nigel Quashie Southampton to West Bromwich - £1.5m 2006. 3. Nigel Quashie West Bromwich to West Ham - £1.5m 2007. 2. Matthew Upson Birmingham to West Ham - £7.5m 2007. Lasted a combined 41 minutes in two games last season; improved since. 1. Jean-Alain Boumsong Rangers to Newcastle - £8m 2005. Accident-prone defender who did much to undermine Graeme Souness' position. from telegraph

Álvaro se va al Newcastle Álvaro viajará el miércoles a Inglaterra para pasar la revisión médica con el Newcastle, después de haber llegado a un acuerdo con el club valenciano para poder ser traspasado a la entidad británica, después de que esta asegurara el cumplimiento de los requisitos solicitados por el club español. Según reconoció el jugador, el Newcastle se ha comprometido a pagar el coste íntegro de su traspaso antes del 31 de enero, motivo por el que el Levante había rechazado inicialmente la oferta del club inglés, al no tener garantizado el pago dentro de ese plazo. Aunque no ha trascendido oficialmente la cuantía del traspaso, éste podría rondar algo más de dos millones de euros, con los que el club levantinista podría hacer frente a buena parte de las deudas que tiene contraídas con sus empleados, La salida del brasileño Álvaro se une a las de su compatriota Savio Bortolini, el francés Christian Riganó, los italianos Marco Storari y Bruno Cirillo y Jose Emilio Viqueira, quienes durante este mes de enero han llegado a un acuerdo con el Levante, para abandonar la entidad, bien en forma de rescisión de contrato, de cesión o de traspaso. and ran through a translator it says this... Alvaro goes away to the Newcastle Alvaro will travel Wednesday to England to pass the medical revision with the Newcastle, after to have reached an agreement with the Valencian club to be able to be transferred to the British organization, after this assured the fulfillment the requirements asked for by the Spanish club. According to the player recognized, the Newcastle has itself it jeopardize to pay the complete cost of his crossing before the 31 of January, reason by which Levante had initially rejected the supply of the English club, when not having guaranteed the payment within that term. Although not has extended officially quantity of crossing, this one could to make the rounds something more than two million of euros, with that the levantinista club could do in front of good part of the debts that it has contracted with its employees, The exit of the Brazilian Alvaro is united to those of its compatriot Savio Bortolini, the French Christian Riganó, Italian the Frame Storari and Bruno Cirillo and Jose Emilio Viqueira, who during this month of January has reached an agreement with Levante, to leave the organization, or in form of crossing or cession, contract rescission.

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