AC Milan's Champions League Clash: Facing Former Stars Tonali and Donnarumma

AC Milan's Champions League Showdown: Facing Beloved Tonali and Former Star Donnarumma at Newcastle and PSG! Watch as Milan seeks victory against familiar faces in this thrilling clash.

Who won the January transfer window? Thinking face

Alan Shearer

Alan Shearer absolutely dominated the Premier League in the 1990s and 2000s 💪

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Rafa will serve Mike Ashley no more!

Rafa Benitez is leaving his post as Newcastle manager after failing to agree a new deal with owner Mike Ashley

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The Rafa Benitez and Liverpool romance continues ❤️

We reckon Newcastle's win over Manchester City went down pretty well in Liverpool!

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Shearer knocks out Keane

When Newcastle United and England icon Alan Shearer was asked if he'd have knocked out former Man Utd rival Roy Keane, he replied: “Of course I would have!”

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Rafa's Lazagne

The Lasagne Incident: Ten years on from missing out on Champions League football through food poisoning in the last match of the season, Tottenham collapsed once again to finish behind Arsenal.
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Rafa's Fallen Star

After Sunderland easily defeated Everton on Wednesday, Newcastle United's relegation was confirmed, meaning Rafa Benitez has fallen from the Champions League to the Championship in a single season while Zinedine Zidane has guided Real Madrid to the Champions League final.

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Shinji Okazaki's acrobatic bicycle

Rafa Benitez's reign as Newcastle manager ended in defeat as Shinji Okazaki's acrobatic bicycle kick secured a 1-0 victory for Premier League leaders Leicester City...

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Rafa Bentez returns to the Premier League to save Newcastle United's season...

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Zorro-like Diego Costa

Diego Costa will wear a Zorro-like mask after breaking his nose in training, with the Chelsea looking to slay Newcastle and their manager Steve 'Wally with the Brolly' McClaren at Stamford Bridge.

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Huth headed Leicester back at the top

On a thrilling night of Premier League football, Robert Huth headed Leicester back level with Arsenal at the top of the table

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Jurgen Klopp bemoaned Liverpool's failure to pick up three "dirty" points as they were beaten at Newcastle.

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Melchiot between Cisse and Evans watery hello

First Melchiot cartoon, this one about the spit incidence between Papiss Cisse of Newcastle and Jonny Evans from MUFC.

Mario has no time for spit. Say no to a watery hello!

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My cartoon on France Football

 

France Football published my Goal.com cartoon "Newcastle's French revolution goes a step too far", which was talking on Newcastle winter's transfer which was on five French players.

Am so proud to see my cartoon in a very prestigious magazine.

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Newcastle's French revolution goes a step too far

 

Defenders Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa and Massadio Haidara, midfielder Moussa Sissoko and winger Yoan Gouffran all look set to be confirmed as Magpies players this week, bolstering a squad which already boasts the talents of former Ligue 1 stars Yohan Cabaye, Hatem Ben Arfa and Mathieu Debuchy, among others.

All this comes after Alan Pardew was gazumped by QPR and Harry Redknapp in the race for Marseille striker Loic Remy. So who is next? Napoleon? Marcel Marceau? Gerard Depardieu? Some randomer wearing a hooped jumper with perhaps a greater affection for garlic than is wise?

As Goal.com's satirist-in-chief George Ankers claims, maybe it's time for Newcastle to start calling themselves Nouveau Chateau. Whoever it is, we're all for it. Allez les Toon!

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Furious Ferguson puts Pardew in his place

 

Sir Alex Ferguson slammed 'wee club' Newcastle and their manager Alan Pardew after their boxing day clash at Old Trafford.

Pardew began the war of words by suggesting the Scot should have been sent off for berating the match officials during the game.

However, the 70-year-old hit back at the Magpies' boss and with some force too. He accused Pardew of being the worst at "haranguing" referees, and suggested the world is more inclined to take note of spats involving the "most famous club in world" instead of a "wee club in the north-east". 

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Pardew takes Newcastle back to the future

 

With Alan Pardew signing a new eight-year contract with Newcastle United on Thursday, the 51-year old is set to stay at the Sports Direct Arena until 2020.

Pardew guided Newcastle to a fifth-placed finish in the Premier League last season, while the club's managing director Derek Llambias wants the Magpies to replicate the managerial longevity of Arsenal and Manchester United.

"If you look at clubs like Manchester United and Arsenal, Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger have shown that stability gives you the best platform to achieve success, and that is the model we wish to emulate here," said Llambias.

"Alan has done a fantastic job over the last couple of years and has proved what a great Premier League manager he is. I have total respect for him in all football matters and have an excellent relationship with him which I think benefits the club enormously."

Goal.com cartoonist Omar Momani gives us an idea of the problems Pardew could be facing if he sees out his new deal...
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Cisse at the double as Pardew hits the jackpot

 

This time last year, Newcastle United were struggling for goals in the wake of Andy Carroll's £35 million departure to Liverpool, but 2011-12 has been a different story. It was Demba Ba who won all the plaudits in the first part of the season, but January changed all that, as a certain Senegalese striker named Papiss Cisse arrived at St James' Park from Freiburg for a significantly lesser fee than was received for the much-derided England striker.

And Cisse hasn't looked back since, scoring the winner on his debut against Aston Villa. While Ba has struggled to replicate his early form following the Africa Cup of Nations, his countryman has continued to rake in the goals. His most recent double against Swansea meant he has now scored more than once a game - nine in eight matches - delighting manager Alan Pardew and leaving Harry Redknapp and Arsene Wenger to ponder what could have been ...
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