Wilson
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it said the same thing in fridays ronnie gill as well
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DAVIDE Santon is poised to make his return from a knee injury against Swansea City reserves in south Wales on Wednesday night (7pm).
The FA Premier Reserve League fixture takes place at the Parc y Scarlets Stadium, the home of rugby union side Llanelli.
Santon was injured two weeks ago in training but saw a specialist last week in London to have the fluid drained from his knee.
United boss Alan Pardew revealed after the capital trip he did not feel the former Inter Milan man required surgery. Santon is yet to make his Premier League bow for the Magpies after joining the club on the eve of transfer deadline day from the San Siro club.
His only pitch time so far for the Magpies was in the 6-0 reserve-team victory over Norwich City earlier this month at Whitley Park.
Santon was due to train today at the club’s Benton base and will join Peter Beardsley’s second string for their trip to take on the Swans.
Pardew told the Chronicle: “I think Santon will play at Swansea on Wednesday and we will see from there.”
Pardew was a satisfied figure on Saturday afternoon as Hatem Ben Arfa finally made his Premier League return for the Magpies in the 3-1 win over Blackburn Rovers.
Ben Arfa topped up his pitch time with a 16-minute cameo against Rovers after successfully starring in the Carling Cup at Nottingham Forest in midweek.
With Sylvain Marveaux also putting in a cameo appearance, Pardew said: “Everybody else looks very, very strong.
“We still have Davide Santon to feature as well, so we are in a good position.”
It remains to be seen whether out-of-sorts striker Nile Ranger will make the long trip to Swansea.
Meanwhile, Shola Ameobi’s absence against Blackburn was due to a shoulder injury.
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http://img190.imageshack.us/img190/6057/406971472.jpg
How people can believe this is anything other than just taking the p*ss is beyond me.
fuck me, that just looks totally ridiculous....pleased i cant see any of them from my set in the se corner
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enjoys playing with colo and tiote
only really likes colo, just stuck tiote in there out of fear
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The Cabaye Dream Boat! Look at Shola!
http://a4.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/293481_10150318407888105_747773104_8352147_1790998493_n.jpg
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Hope Given hasn't made Cabaye more cautious about his shooting from outside the box, think he'll terrorise a short on confidence keeper.
Aye, you've got to feel a tad sorry for a keeper who comes up against Cabaye, Ben-Arfa and Marveaux all hitting form at the same time.tbh though, keepers love having long range shots at them cause most of the time they will save them and it gives them confidence in games, worst thing is when youve had nowt for 89 minutes then someone gets a freekick right on the edge of the box.
Possibly, but I guess keepers like having long range crap shots to deal with. The sort of babies Cabaye was sending in would have got him a hat-trick against a lot of other keepers.
yeah I reckon he would have scored some of those against another keeper, givens probably on of if not the best shot stopper in the league, Its the curlers he fears from range due to his height. He'll lap up power drives all day.
the one which had him beaten on saturday then hit the bar
my load was almost shot -
He's injury prone according to a mackem i talk to....the lads guaranteed to be a member of rtg going off some of the shite he comes out with eg/ Newc9st1e
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what happened with ferguson?
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just no
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Criticism of Elliot is a bit harsh.
think he could have done better for the first myself, and was done all too easy for ythe 2nd, would like to see timmy in the next round
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"s'ok thats at least one more game to play in this poxy worthless competition, & they've had to travel then play 2 hours for the dubious privilege"
jesus christ
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It's the return of The Entertainers! Who cares if they score 10, we'll score 11!
too right haha
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get in you hairy bastard!!!
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Penalty shootout on the radio ffs.
just fucking awful
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Wow sounds like Ferguson is making Raylor look like Stuart Pearce.
he's not a left back thats why...poor bairn
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Wish it was my cock.
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fucks sake
getting worse this
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Wish it was my cock.
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"5 mins been played already, its flown by"
cos you been talking shit the whole time, cunt
howay!
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20's gay lol tb xxx
i love mature humour
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A team which has Lee Cattermole and Karl Henry in the same midfield should be banned from playing football.
and those who think it would be a good pairing should be shot
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'We deserve better'
What does that even mean?
it means "we're a bunch of self important arrogant deluded bastards"
cunts.
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Hatem Ben Arfa
HATEM BEN ARFA has admitted he can’t wait to get “back to work” in a Newcastle shirt tonight.
The Chronicle revealed on September 2 how the French international was making good progress in his comeback from the ankle injury he sustained in Kansas City during the Magpies’ US tour back in July.
The blow in Kansas came after just 35 minutes of his return in the friendly against the MLS outfit – and nine months after sustaining a double leg break at Manchester City following a sickening tackle by Nigel De Jong.
Ben Arfa’s return to the fray this evening is testament to the many hours of hard work put in by the United medical and backroom team, who sensibly did not hand the playmaker a comeback date.
There had been talk of an October 1 return at Wolverhampton Wanderers, however Ben Arfa is now looking forward to linking up with his fellow countrymen Sylvain Marveaux and Mehdi Abeid at the City Ground tonight.
Ben Arfa told the Chronicle: “I’m excited – the idea of playing again makes me smile.
“I have not played as many games for Newcastle as I would like.
“Now I want to take my chance to get a game and help the team get through to the next round.
“It is great to be back. I can’t wait to play again.”
Ben Arfa has worked tirelessly since returning from his double leg break at Eastlands.
The player initially headed straight for Clairefontaine for rehab, but made regular visits to a top French specialist in Paris, while also making regular Eurostar journeys to London to team up with United club doctor Paul Catterson.
Reflecting on his return to fitness, Ben Arfa, who has not played a competitive match since the 2-1 defeat at Man City, said: “Since I have been back I have worked very hard to get fit.
“I was in France first and then working with the group.
“Everybody is looking forward to the game with Nottingham Forest tonight.”
Ben Arfa’s Cannes-based advisor Simon Stainrod paid tribute to the 24-year-old’s rapid progress.
The former Strasbourg star said: “He had the horrific experience of his broken leg last season, but he is made of sterner stuff.
“The aftercare he has received from the specialists in Paris and the Newcastle United medical team has been different class.”
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Just got to say this...
is one of the funniest things I've ever seen.
Sitting here spell bound watching it and sadly, trying to memorise some of the moves. 
the move before the moonwalk does it for me -
We should unleash...
--------------------Krul-------------------
Simpson - Saylor - Colo - Ferguson
-------------------Tiote------------------
-----------Cabaye - Marveaux--------
---Sammy-----------------------HBA---
--------------------Ba--------------------
...on them, in stead of sending out our "
players" imo.
Jonás Gutiérrez (now managing Club Almagro)
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happy as larry with this news