Newcastle United- All in a Hard Day's Work.
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During my eight day break to the Ardeche in France, I took a look back at the recent fixtures after the amazing win over Real Madrid and I saw that we had a lot to be pleased about. From that moment on, I made my mind up that I would stay at Newcastle United until the end of the season and decide my future then. Here are the latest results which have kept me going. Three wins out of four matches keeps us top of the Premier League table:
Newcastle United 3-2 Manchester United (Aaron Ramsey, Andre-Pierre Gignac, Giuseppe Rossi, Wayne Rooney x2)
I really enjoyed today's match and it was clear that the faithful Toon Army were right behind the lads. We saw the potential of Gignac today and he shone while scoring a goal too. He is slowly finding his feet at Newcastle so we should see him become one of the best soon enough. Ramsey and Rossi scored the other goals but Rooney scored two meaning a tight finish. It was a great win because United are never easy and they want that Champions League spot more than ever.
Newcastle United 4-0 Everton (Keirrison x2, Aaron Ramsey, Giuseppe Rossi)
I went into this game with a slightly defensive approach knowing that Everton are one of the best counter attacking sides in the league. We also have strong passers in the squad and we showed our title credentials by demolishing them. Keirrison, who has now scored 15 goals in all competitions got a brace for his efforts with Aaron Ramsey and Rossi both finding the net too. It was another brilliant game for the home crowd and we are on course to win the league. I was surprised to see Ramsey and Rossi both score again. Rossi has now left the club but Ramsey get's better with each match!
Birmingham City 1-0 Newcastle United (Alessandro Diamanti)
Not many people predicted Birmingham would win but I had my reservations against the side at the bottom of the Premier League. We are known for complacency and it kicked in on 6 minutes after Diamanti pounced on a mix up between the three centre backs. It was a poor match to watch and a surprisingly bad loss considering the run of form we are on. Birmingham deserved to win and our poor finishing meant the strikers will be working extra hard in training. It was just our second loss in the league but if we slip up now, we will regret for the rest of the season.
Newcastle United 1-0 Burnley FC (Daniel Pacheco)
With all but one of our first team strikers out injured, it was never going to be a game of many goals. When Asier Susueta and Daniel Pacheco start, you know things are desperate. However, Pacheco hit his fourth goal in 7 starts which gave us the tightest of wins against a Burnley side who clearly deserved more. It was a dull game to watch with not many shots on target to talk about and it was a nightmare game for the neutral but we got the win when we needed it. That is all I can ask!
That is our month in a nutshell and we head into January with £50,000,000 to spend and some exciting new players joining the club. We will also have some new tactics to try out. With the board fully behind us on transfer deals we have been able to make some high profile signings but at cheap prices. We will also be rolling out a new transfer policy for next season at least.
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Keirrison, Ramsey and Rossi have all been in superb month and are the reason why Newcastle remain top!
Some interesting screenshots you may like to glance at:
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Ramsey has been one of the best for Newcastle and looks like he will continue that form.
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Keirrison can't stop scoring at the moment and looks like he may get at least 20 goals this season!
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Squad, League Table and other screenshots are not included due to being some way into January.
In the next update you can expect to see:
Squad, League Table and other screenshots are not included due to being some way into January.
In the next update you can expect to see:
- In-Detail match updates.
- More pictures!
- Newcastle's new transfer policy.
- Anything you want, ask on the thread!
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just read the whole story well done ur so luky to have a great owener who gave you loads of money when i was newcastle i got nowt welldone for going as long as you have done chris
cheers mate
good to be backk, ;D
you seem to be doing pretty well here, keep up the good work buddy (H)
It has been an interesting month at Newcastle United. We have seen some great results and some disappointing one's but just for now, I thought I'd do a transfer update. Here we go!
Played: 6 Scored: 4 Assisted: 0 Man of the Match: 1
Played: 0(1) Scored: 0 Assisted: 0 Man of the Match: 0
Played: 0 Scored: 0 Assisted: 0 Man of the Match: 0
Notable players to leave the club were:
Giuseppe Rossi- £12,000,000- Juventus (Wasn't scoring enough and I had lost my patience with a very average striker. He picked up form a little bit towards the end but by that time I had made my decision. Typically he scores a debut hat-trick and get's a 10.00. XD)
Erik Weynand- £2,000,000- Chelsea (You won't know him as he is a regen but he is one of those players that sits in the reserves and you forget about him. I was shocked when Chelsea came back with my asking price. We made a profit of £1,750,000)
Robinho-£5,000,000
Robinho is now 30 years old and on a high wage. But, he plays on the left wing and he can be an amazing player on his day. With the new transfer policy kicking in he bucked the trend but if his current form is anything to go by, he will be a star for 3 or 4 years! When I saw him at Atletico Madrid, generally sitting on the bench, I had the sudden urge to save his career. Here are his stats for his first few games:Played: 6 Scored: 4 Assisted: 0 Man of the Match: 1
Maxi Rodriguez-£275,000
He is my backup right winger to Alan Dzagoev and he is a cheap option on a £25,000 a week wage. Some may think this is expensive but it is far below the average at Newcastle. He may be old but if I can get two seasons out of the guy I reckon he'll be pretty successful. Also, with such a low cost, we don't lose much if the deal does not work out. Played: 0(1) Scored: 0 Assisted: 0 Man of the Match: 0
Danny Rose-£900,000
Danny is a player I have always admired and I think he'll be ideal for a couple of seasons as a backup left winger to Robinho. He wasn't my first choice signing but when I saw I could get him for under £1M I leaped at the opportunity. He is a good crosser of the ball but it could be hard for him to get into the stride of a title winning side.Played: 0 Scored: 0 Assisted: 0 Man of the Match: 0
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Robinho, Maxi and Danny have come in along with a couple of regens!
Robinho, Maxi and Danny have come in along with a couple of regens!
Notable players to leave the club were:
Giuseppe Rossi- £12,000,000- Juventus (Wasn't scoring enough and I had lost my patience with a very average striker. He picked up form a little bit towards the end but by that time I had made my decision. Typically he scores a debut hat-trick and get's a 10.00. XD)
Erik Weynand- £2,000,000- Chelsea (You won't know him as he is a regen but he is one of those players that sits in the reserves and you forget about him. I was shocked when Chelsea came back with my asking price. We made a profit of £1,750,000)
Good to see it back Chris. Some bargain signings there and hope you continue to do well
Dan- Cheers mate.
Looking to save money now for the next few summers. 
RSm- I agree mate but at the time I am only looking for a decent backup and he was there. He should do well and if not I'll change tactics.
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