Greg

Had another groin op by Dr Ulrike Muschaweck apparently.

Probably schoolboys. Do you know anything about any of our academy/youth keepers who haven't played at U18 level yet? Err no, Jak Alnwick is only young but has played at Under 18 level.

Probably schoolboys.

Was it as good as Greg's? That one didn't hit the wall either. I'll have you know I scored a screamer today, 25 yards out, hit both posts and then the back of the net, beauty. Never knew you were good at FIFA. I'm not. Seriously man, that was an off day. I'll show you what I can at the next one, I'm not so bad outfield for someone who plays in net.

Was it as good as Greg's? That one didn't hit the wall either. I'll have you know I scored a screamer today, 25 yards out, hit both posts and then the back of the net, beauty.

The club held a charity dinner for him with the money going to his foundation.

Newcastle V Portsmouth at St James’ Park has been moved to Monday, April 27, kick-off 8pm and will be shown live on Setanta Sports.

Sir Bobby laughs off cancer fight. Sir Bobby Robson and Fabio Capello at the opening of the Sir Bobby Cancer Trials Research Centre. Sir Bobby Robson made light of his fight against cancer as he opened a new research centre into the disease. The former England manager played down his condition at the ceremony at Newcastle's Freeman Hospital. The 76-year-old, who was diagnosed with cancer for a fifth time last year, told guests: "I have had longer than a football league manager." He was asked to help raise £500,000 to equip the centre at the hospital - a target he reached in just seven weeks. County Durham-born Sir Bobby, who also managed Ipswich Town, Newcastle United, PSV Eindhoven and Barcelona in a distinguished career, was first diagnosed with cancer in 1991. 'Horrific disease' He had not been expected to speak at opening of the Sir Bobby Cancer Trials Research Centre, a research unit which aims to develop new treatments and carry out live trials of drugs. However, Sir Bobby made a 15-minute speech about his cancer battle in which he talked about the inspiration he has drawn from his fellow patients. He told the audience that cancer would affect one in three people. "It's a horrific disease. It is a disease which we must attack, with time, patience and money." Sir Bobby then lightened the mood by looking to his former players and joking: "I said I wasn't going to make a speech, and this is like, Alan (Shearer) would say, one of my lengthy team-talks." He also thanked England coach Fabio Capello for attending the opening, and joked: "By the way, if you want to see Newcastle, I can get you a ticket." Sir Bobby added that the Italian's presence made this "a perfect day". Capello, who handed over a £75,000 cheque from the FA, recalled the times when they had been on opposing sides as managers at different clubs across Europe. "But now we are here together to fight against cancer," the England manager said. Sir Bobby cracked jokes at the ceremony Last year doctors discovered Sir Bobby had small cancerous nodules in his lungs. He has battled the disease on and off for the past 15 years, undergoing surgery four times. Peter Beardsley was also at the opening along with his former England and Newcastle colleague Alan Shearer. Afterwards Shearer said: "He set out to raise half a million pounds and did that after seven weeks. "They have gone on to raise £1.2m which is incredible, and he will continue working and continue generating success for the hospital." Beardsley said of his former boss: "The man is unbelievable. He knows the right words for the right occasion. "He makes you feel 10ft tall and when you hear him speak, you don't want him to stop. "The man has an aura about him." http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/7901685.stm

Bassong should be left centre back.

I think either the day after the Fulham home game or day before we play Villa.

So day after Fulham game or day before Villa game?

Would people be against moving this to in the summer? A lot of the people involved are students and will have exams around the proposed dates so just thought I'd see what people think about this?

I've got bugger all interest in anything a student has to say about being a supporter. Whoever wrote that (and I haven't read it) should get a real job. It wasn't written by a student.

Highlights of them are available on NUFCTV.

Always wondered if the club provide flats for young players that are not from the region or if its left for the player/family to sort it out As I understand it the club sorts it out. Inman lives here with his mother, Ranger also lives with them.

Inman is a central midfielder, spotted by Kenny Wharton and Peter Beardsley when they were over in Australia years ago, very highly rated by Dicky Dosh and staff. Dummet is a left back, tidy player but still got a lot to learn.

On the bench for the stiffs tonight.

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Did Nolan and Guthrie not play together at Bolton? I believe they were playing together when Bolton was up around the 8th spot. He spent one season at Bolton, last season. Bolton finished 16th.

Hopefully back by the Bolton game according to Hughton.

Your not Applegarth are you (the ceo of northern rock) No, I just have a rather generous father.

I don't pay for my tickets so not yet.

Last time I had one was before things changed then, I bought a chicken balti pie and it was simply too hot to eat.

Waste of who's money?

A non registered player can only play in 2 reserve team games in a 14 day period and you need written permission for him to do so from the club that currently holds the players registration. To play beyond that a player needs to be registered, even at Academy level.