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Post by Deleted on Feb 3, 2013 13:19:11 GMT 1
Nice guys from NUFC.com supplied this and saved me the trouble of searching for the answer myself...... This was the first time we have come from behind to win a Premier League game since October 2010, when goals from Kevin Nolan and Andy Carroll cancelled out Carlton Cole's opener for West Ham at Upton Park. A 2-1 victory over Sheffield United in April 2010 was the last occasion that home fans saw a comeback at SJP, with Peter Lovenkrands and Nolan again replying to a Richard Cresswell effort on the night we won promotion. And in terms of an SJP comeback in the Premier League, finding ourselves 0-1 down in just three minutes to the smoggies in May 2009 inspired us to a 3-1 victory, with Steven Taylor, Obafemi Martins and Peter Lovenkrands netting to spare OG scorer Habib Beye's blushes. Next target for APee and his players is to score from a corner kick....... WL  |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 3, 2013 18:26:40 GMT 1
Thanks for the reports...the tv did not do it justice......the ground seemed to be heaving last 10 minutes.........Sissoko....what can I say.....they called his runs lung-bursting?.....thought Cole was gonna cry when he ran by him...classic. Couldnt fault anybody....even Jonarse!............I sensed team spirit for the first time this season.....Ben and Tiote to come back.....wait for it lads! Competition for places.......The crowd behind them.....lers get ready! Howay the Lads..............lets not forget...Thank you Mr Ashley.....and..........its all Pardews fault!   Where's the Capn?...oh and bring on the Mackems! |
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Post by Fairscup on Feb 3, 2013 20:52:28 GMT 1
Thanks for the reports...the tv did not do it justice......the ground seemed to be heaving last 10 minutes.........Sissoko....what can I say.....they called his runs lung-bursting?.....thought Cole was gonna cry when he ran by him...classic. Couldnt fault anybody....even Jonarse!............I sensed team spirit for the first time this season.....Ben and Tiote to come back.....wait for it lads! Competition for places.......The crowd behind them.....lers get ready! Howay the Lads..............lets not forget...Thank you Mr Ashley.....and..........its all Pardews fault! Where's the Capn?...oh and bring on the Mackems![/quote] Some place called decorating as I recall |
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Post by Blue Star Broon on Feb 3, 2013 20:53:49 GMT 1
Thanks for the reports...the tv did not do it justice......the ground seemed to be heaving last 10 minutes.........Sissoko....what can I say.....they called his runs lung-bursting?.....thought Cole was gonna cry when he ran by him...classic. Couldnt fault anybody....even Jonarse!............I sensed team spirit for the first time this season.....Ben and Tiote to come back.....wait for it lads! Competition for places.......The crowd behind them.....lers get ready! Howay the Lads..............lets not forget...Thank you Mr Ashley.....and..........its all Pardews fault! Where's the Capn?...oh and bring on the Mackems! +1 oh and BTW the Mackems lost at the death yesterday   |
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Post by Blue Star Broon on Feb 3, 2013 21:57:49 GMT 1
Chant of the day......."You're just a fat Spanish waiter".... WL  WL..........if you stare at this for a bit looks like Rafa's doing more than just makin pizza.................eeuuwwhh! |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 4, 2013 17:39:08 GMT 1
Chelski's defeat by The Toon has left interim boss Rafa Benitez favourite to be the next Premier League manager to be relieved of his duties. The much-maligned Spaniard has moved ahead of Paul Lambert in the betting and can now be backed as short as 11/10. The rumour mill in full flow that Roman Abramovich will be adding his head to the growing list of high-profile bosses he’s axed should the Blues fail to beat Wigan next weekend. Unable to discover where APee is currently in the list for the chop..... Now where's the Capt'n when you need him...... WL  |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 4, 2013 20:12:25 GMT 1
Chelski's defeat by The Toon has left interim boss Rafa Benitez favourite to be the next Premier League manager to be relieved of his duties. The much-maligned Spaniard has moved ahead of Paul Lambert in the betting and can now be backed as short as 11/10. The rumour mill in full flow that Roman Abramovich will be adding his head to the growing list of high-profile bosses he’s axed should the Blues fail to beat Wigan next weekend. Unable to discover where APee is currently in the list for the chop..... Now where's the Capt'n when you need him...... WL Dont know where the Capn is.....but..............................................................................................................................................its all Pardews fault! |
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Post by Blue Star Broon on Feb 4, 2013 21:13:47 GMT 1
Chelski's defeat by The Toon has left interim boss Rafa Benitez favourite to be the next Premier League manager to be relieved of his duties. The much-maligned Spaniard has moved ahead of Paul Lambert in the betting and can now be backed as short as 11/10. The rumour mill in full flow that Roman Abramovich will be adding his head to the growing list of high-profile bosses he’s axed should the Blues fail to beat Wigan next weekend. Unable to discover where APee is currently in the list for the chop..... Now where's the Capt'n when you need him...... WL rumor has it the Capt is redecorating the house . . . . .french provincial . . . and has taken to wearing a beret to work. oh la la |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 4, 2013 22:56:00 GMT 1
Here's a link for anyone who wants to watch the whole game...... Obviously subject to it working from wherever you may be located. www.footballtarget.com/2013/02/newcastle-3-2-chelsea-full-match-replay-premier-league/ The tackle from Ramires on Jonas at about 29 minutes in is worth another look. Couldn't see it that well from where I was in East Stand but having seen it on here he was a lucky lad to not receive a red. Howard Webb perhaps wanting to keep it at eleven aside..... WL  |
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Post by Blue Star Broon on Feb 4, 2013 23:58:36 GMT 1
Canny, Mac and I have Fox Soccernet. They show all the match replays next day. I watched the Chelski match again last night. Snacked on King Crab Legs . . . . may do it again tonight. Never tire of games like that. Oh btw that card should have been red. The crowd called it but knot Webb ;D
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Post by Deleted on Feb 5, 2013 0:04:14 GMT 1
Canny, Mac and I have Fox Soccernet. They show all the match replays next day. I watched the Chelski match again last night. Snacked on King Crab Legs . . . . may do it again tonight. Never tire of games like that. Oh btw that card should have been red. The crowd called it but knot Webb ;D Yo Broon...watched the game live and 2 replays of it on Sat night and Sun afternoon...............it doesnt get old! |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 5, 2013 10:36:09 GMT 1
Comparing it with the red cards for both Tiote at Mackemland and Colo against The Red Scousers looks a poor decision.... Not that I believe refs have an easy time these days. It's the difference in opinion by referees and lack of consistency which annoys supporters. WL  |
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Post by Nattfare on Feb 5, 2013 11:08:32 GMT 1
And yet everyone loves ignoring Ramires' tackle and keeps all their focus on Coloccini's kick up Ba's nose.
Saying it should have been a penalty and a red card for violent conduct. I thought violent conduct was an intentional act? I can't see anything intentional in that situation other than our captain trying to reach the ball first.
Guess I wouldn't argue much if it had been a penalty but I can't see where the red card comes from even if he hits his nose.
They can moan about that situation how much they want though, we deserved the win for being so much better the entire match.
Cissé though, now he was lucky. Could have seen red for both his elbow on Terry and grabbing Cole's throat afterwards.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 5, 2013 14:24:36 GMT 1
There was a lot more to the Cisse incident than what was shown as well......Absolutely convinced Cole said something to Papiss which he didn't like one bit. As for Terry, well he may have been cleared as a racist in court against Ferdinand, but for me there's still a huge element of doubt outside of that regarding his true beliefs. Quick enough to stick his head back in when it wasn't required. WL  |
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I've seen Newcastle United win silverware!
